Traffic Accidents Injure Four People Friday
Four people were hurt in Friday traffic accidents with no critical injuries. At 4:30 p.m. on Fairfield Road Bessie Smith and James Smith suffered injuries in a collision with Lee Shaffer who was charged with following too closely. Estimated damage was $700. At 11:20 p.m. on Elm and Taylor streets James Parson was injured in a crash with Johnny Johnson. The 3 p.m. Wrenn and Richardson streets wreck injured Mary McEnnis who faced a stop light violation.
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Fairfield Road
Bessie Smith
Rt. 5
James Smith
Lee Shaffer
Centennial Street
James Parson
Windrey Street
Elm
Taylor Streets
Johnny Johnson
Ela Street
Wrenn
Richardson Streets
Mary McEnnis
Wimbledon Street
Nellie Holton
Worth Street
Statesville High Band Selected for Nixon Inaugural Parade
RALEIGH AP The North Carolina Republican Party taps Statesville High School Grenadier Band to represent the state in Richard Nixon's January 20 inaugural parade in Washington. The 140 member group includes 12 bagpipers and 22 drummers. The band recently played at the Atlanta Falcons halftime and was named outstanding among 44 bands in the Salisbury Christmas Parade.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Republican Party
Statesville
Tobacco Price Takes Increase In 1966 Market
AP reports North Carolina and Virginia Old Belt markets paid farmers more per pound for tobacco in 1966, with higher quality but lower total cash. Gross sales reached 201,345,397 pounds, $130,991,199 total, average $64.76 per hundred. Overall average rose $2.90 while volume fell 58.4 million pounds, cutting total payout by $30.3 million.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Virginia
Grant Helps NC Colonial Records Collection
The 2. Smith Reynolds Foundation of Winston-Salem has announced a $50,000 grant to assist the state in collecting colonial records. The Carolina Charter Corporation of Raleigh will locate and photocopy North Carolina colonial records in Great Britain and other European depositories.
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Raleigh
2. Smith Reynolds Foundation of
Winston-Salem
Carolina Charter Corporation of
North Carolina
Great Britain
Burrow leads High Point past East in late overtime clash
East led 46-46 after Champney tied the game with two seconds left. In overtime Burrow scored the go ahead and sealed a 52-46 win as Steele added key points and Price closed the final margin. Beeson top scored for East with 21 while Burrow had 19 for High Point and 18 rebounds.
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Wayne Eller
Bobby Arrington
Warren
Blaylock
Randy Beeson
East
Eller
Burrow
High Point
Bison
Steve Watson
Jay Spencer
Sam Steele
Eagles
Billy Hayes
Champney
Steele
Dave Price
Chair City Man Facing 2 Charges
John Lester Richardson, 31, of Warner Street, jailed after Friday arrest on breaking into a house on Highland Avenue and assaulting a woman. Also charged were Richard Daniel Williams, 59, with drunken driving after a Route 3 crash, and Tom Frank Coggins, 36, with drunken driving, prohibition violations, no license, and no lights. A vandalism report from City Memorial Hospital noted fights and eggs in the boiler area and writing on walls.
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Thomasville
John Lester Richardson
Warner Street
Richardson
Hubert Mitchell
Highland Avenue
Mitchell
Richard Daniel Williams
Tom Frank Coggins
City Memorial Hospital
Westchester Academy Names New Headmaster for 1969
Frank Vaillant will assume the headmaster role at Westchester Academy at the start of the 1969 school year. He currently serves as assistant head master, succeeding Buell Critchlow who is retiring. Vaillant is a former Rectory School assistant head master and Fay School veteran, with degrees from Columbia University and a long career in private education.
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Frank Vaillant
Westchester Academy
Buell Critchlow
Vaillant
Rectory School
Pomfret
Department of Political Science
Columbia University
St. Berard’s School
Gladstone
N.J
Fay School
Southborough
Massachusetts
Divorce sought in Miller v Miller Jr in North Carolina
In the several court of justice district court division Cathy Lyons Miller a next friend sues Dorothy Steen for absolute divorce based on one year separation and custody of a minor child. Defendant William Rudolph Miller Jr must plead defense by February 1 1968 or be subject to default. The notice is dated December 1944 with attorney Charles R Jarret of High Point N C listed.
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Court OF Justice District Court Division
High Point Erte
Acton
Cathy Lyons Miller
Dorothy D. Steen
William Rudolph Miller JR
Barty Warner
Cle
John Gilbe P.croght
John F. Yeattes
iHerman & Harman, Atys
High Point Bank & Trust Co
Tod
Mion Paint
N.C
High Point N.C
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
High Point
Robert DB. Davis
Lost White Pekingese dog with reward offered
Lost dog alert for a white Pekingese named Ipot belonging to a child. Reward offered of 25 dollars. If found, call 475 3335 or 475 3333 to return.
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Foreals
Beireet Biraee
Econ & Whopping Center
Cemden Ave
Sempric
Norice
Senet F. Crain Tree Service
Pales Oysin
Exin
Eathgates
Rene Panatn
Ergenel
Heves
John Gilbert English
Gullfor
Geralding Bellamy
Harold R. Check
Lis Momes, Inc
Siewle St. Plana
Appelites C. Hughes
Branson Holsland
Iba
Ami
YMCA
Walter
APTS
Broad St
Furn
Apt
Emir
Te Rd
Hillsville
Johnson
Frivata
Oakwood St
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Venable St
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Sendrock & Gravel
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Moore
Atc
Larry Proctor
Cal
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Main
Archdale
Ibert Figg
Selene
McIntyre Construction
Jack Davis
J. J. White
Harold Lea Paint & Wallpaper Co
Taylor St. Creek
S. Eim
Horton Realty
Washington
Monnell Dr
Newlin St
LSP
Ainting & General Rn
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Hiabend Ang
Ire T. Adams
Iris TY. Adams
Septic
Mikes Seon
Toomesvai
Shrek Chroma
Ada
Soctrones
Cedarwood
Jamestown
City
Hendrix Stoft
de Allen Jay
Shan
Gwiner
Wegen
Aledtric
Merry Hills
Red House
Wahirgen
Dallas Furniture Store
Washington St
Dallas
Aachen
Kay Vaneyard
Motorola
Artiit
Bell He Howell
With & Wesson
Magnum
Kenmore
Capitol Service
MGR
Cofed
NEW Tech Capitol
Capitol Sewing CO
High Point Ra
Lexington
Asheboro
Randlemen
Foust Ave
Evalua
Dallas Furniture
Lexington Ave
Rose Aptt
Summit Rd
Greensboro
Ray Ave
Hedrick St
Tircle T Mobile Home Park
Smiles South Jst
G. Ww
Mary St. Cay
Pedro
Hhisville
Nica! Working Corps
Paradise Motel
Frakes Tester
Tal
Thomasville Ro
Nottegham
Walt Meredith
Sendrock
MBNA
George's
Rotary
Smiths
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Wenns Ink
Siplic Tank. Incs
D. TV
Rome
Kivett Or
Oakwood Mobile
Jackson's
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Cra
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Tara
Dunia
Cpace Ter
Cate
Arcada Wwe
Ody
Pelea
Ratio & Service
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Ainting
Cal” Mallay
Anon
Horton Furniture CO
Gilbreth Discount
Baker Rd
Call
New Homes
Yorktown
Fortis Enterprises
Eaton PL
Harold White Curtis
Smithdeat
Grimstey St
Thtary Dr
McGuinn Ave
Andrews High
Waranisa
Waccamaw
Oakview
Charles Hughes
Chas. Hughes
Dallas Farr
Jack Tedder
Iment Hout
Nice
Askurre Loen
Church St
Catt
Davis Furniture Industries
Linden
M. C
Lewis Einhorn
Mart Apts
Adams-Millis Corporation
Ap Equel Opportunity
Mill Street
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