Woman Accuses Her Son of Starting Fire in Thomasville
Effie Breadie told firemen that her son William Louis Brodie started a blaze Friday night on Church Street. Firefighters said attic damage was limited and overall losses were minor, with the fire spreading through weatherboarding on a back corner of the home.
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Thomasville
Church Street
Effie. Breadie
William ‘Louis Brodie
Center equipment boosts high quality X ray exams
The Point Division receives new imaging equipment to enhance X ray capacity and produce higher quality pictures. Officials say the unit, purchased for about $5,200, supplements the existing machine as part of broader efforts in Tuberculosis control.
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Adt
Health Department
Quilford
Break-Ins Probe After Factory Attempt and Multiple Burglaries
Police probed several break-in attempts including a factory on N Hamilton Street where a man named Pike ran from the scene. He showed hand lacerations and carried tools in a bloodstained bag and is jailed on $3009 bond. Other incidents include missing jumper cables at Motor Parts Inc and a broken window at North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance on Washington Drive. Arrestees include Jerry Alton Ellis for arson and public shock charges and Fred Ernest Curthis on forgery, with bonds of $125 and $600 respectively. Upholstery materials were reported stolen from Eastern Fabrics Inc on Ward Street.
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Ie 5Alor
Blodd
Pike
Motor “Parts, Inc
Hamilton Street
AL Auto
Hamilton
N.C. Mutuale Life Insurance
Washingtonisy
Eastern Fabrics, Inc
Ward ‘Street
Public Health Officials Review X-Ray Upgrade at Health Center
Mrs They Cook, public health nurse overseeing X-ray equipment at High Point Health Center on Mont lieu Avenue, and Bob Smith, president of High Point Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, examine a film from a newly donated X-ray device. Staff photo by Jim Siratiora.
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They Cook
High Point Health Center
Montlieu Avenue
Bob Smith
Assn
Association
Jim Siratiora
Youth drinkers fined and jailed in city cases
George Servence, 46, of High Street and Westey Lee Austin, 63, of Kamersville were fined $100 and court costs for drunken driving. Each got three nights in city jail and a one year driving ban. Servence appealed to superior court. Three Hunter Street youths faced charges, probation, and court costs. Joe Worthy, 17. Ronald Beatty, 16. and Jayvester Teal, 16, were charged with taking two motor vehicles and wheels belonging to Bertha Tysinger of Liberty Drive.
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George Servence
High Street
Westey Lee Austin
Kamersvill
Servance
Charis
Hunter Street
Lareeriv
Joe
Don Worthy
Ronald Duane Beatty
Jayvester Téal
Bertha Tysinger
Liber’y Drive
Ridgecrest Annexation Fight Spurs City Financing Debate
Residents accuse the city of failing to prove funds to extend utilities in Ridgecrest and claim the annexation serves the American Land Co as its adjacent holdings are brought into the city. The dispute centers on garbage collection street maintenance and potential municipal expansion.
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Ridgecrest
American Land Co
Cty
Chorus of Nurses Performs for Kiwanis Club
The High Point Memorial Hospital Schools of Nursing performed for the Kiwanis Club. The chorus introduced Florence Nightingale disciples and sang for the club. Junior Kiwanis members from local high schools attended, and a new member, Paul Gibson, was introduced.
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Florence Nightifigale
High Point Memorial
Point
Kiwanis
Hospit Twa
Paul Gibson
Thomasville obituaries and funeral notices shared
A packed obituary digest from Thomasville and surrounding towns noting the deaths of Nina Thelma Sullivan 65 of 15 Park Street and Harold F. Burhans retired High Point College faculty member, plus Cora Bowman Browder 85 of Germanton and other local burials. The item lists service times, locations, survivors, and funeral arrangements across Emanuel United Church of Christ Germanton Baptist Church and Sechrest Funeral Home with burial details in church cemeteries and Memorial Parks.
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Thomasville
Nina Thelma Sullivan
Park St
Efird Sullivan
Luck
Rochester
N. Y
Harold F. Burhans
High Point College
Rich Infant Rich dies in Asheboro hospital service planned
Kathy Lowige Rich two day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Darrell Ray Rich of Asheboro died Friday in Randolph Hospital A memorial service was to be held at 2 p m today at West Bend United Methodist Church
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B. Odell Kinney
Lexington
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Mary Woodson. Kinney
Palm Beach, Fla
N.R. Kinney
Ora Warner
Denton
Lee “Thompson
Arlington
Davidson Funeral Home Chapel
Kearney Koonts JR
Kearney Lee Koonts Jr
Kearney L
Dorothy Livengood Koonts
Lynchburg
Campbell County
Forest Hill’ Memorial Park
Barbara Lohr Koonts
Lori Lee Koonts
Az Bruce Koonts
Gary Dan Koonts
Rodger Dale Koonts
Bruce Danies
Asheboro
Kathy Lowige- Rich
Darrell ‘Ray. Rich
Randolph Hospital
West Bend United, Methodist Church Cemetery
Television Log Shows Nighttime Programs and Lineup
A detailed 1960s era TV schedule lists 6:00 to 1:15 A.M. broadcasts across channels, including News, Weather, sports, daytime talk, Westerns like Death Valley Days, comedies such as My Three Sons and Green Acres, music programs, game shows, and late movies. Notable titles include Huntley-Brinkley, Jackie Gleason, Andy Williams, Petticoat Junction, Mannix, Hollywood Palace, and Porter Wagoner. Programs feature a mix of local and network content with multiple time slots and genre variety.
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Woody Greeson
Jackie Gleason
Andy Wiliams
Newsnet
My Three Sons
Lawrence Welk
Adam
Green Acres
Petticoat Junction
Hollywood Palace
Mannix
Spay
County America
Jitanteas
Bal
Jamestown Seeks Sewer System and Streets Ahead of Town Hall
Turner credits Alcoholic Beverage Control Board store with driving major community improvements including a new sewer system, streets, and a town hall project, stating the board’s involvement has been a major factor in the town’s development.
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Inéome
Froim
Alcoholic Beverage “Control
Turner
Capsule View Of Today's Evening Programs 2
A roundup of TV offerings features fairy tale adventures with a downtrodden hero, classic Hollywood musicals, and family scraps. Highlights include Andy Williams and the Osmond Brothers Christmas outing, a Petticoat Junction anniversary event, and Mannix and Donovan's Brain mystery plotlines.
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Andy Williams
Williams Clan
the Osmond Brothers
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Clarence Reed
Hi-Y
Dwight Smith
Marrion M. Cobb Jr
Jin Stratfordl
Nina Sullivan
Archdale
Miss Sullivan
Ed. H. Sullivan
Sarah Reichard Sullivan
First National Bank and Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Lowder Supply Co
Emanuel United Church of Christ
Order of Eastern Star
William C. Miller
Emanuel United Church ‘of Christ
Aubrey W. Hedrick
Siler Funeral
Mrs
Cora Browder
Walnut Cove
Cora Bowman Browder
Nelson Browder
Germanton
Forsyth Hospital
Winston- Salem
Nellie West
Ray Browder
Fred Browder
High Point
Ralph
Tom
Preston Browder
Winston-Salem
Susie Walker
Ada, Bowman
Ida Mitchell
W. W. Bowman
Anna Campbell
Rural Hall
Germanton Baptist Church
Montview Memorial Park
Burroughs Funeral Home
Howard Ms Moore
Rt. 4
Sechrest
Snlisual Ments
Williams Flowers
South Main Street
Ridgeway Pt
Pulse
Newsmaker
Bill Anderson
Death Valley
CBS. News
Huntley-Brinkley
Wilburn Bros
Channel 2
Tommy Faile
South Life
Shock Theater
David and
Bathsheba
SoHiy News
Porter Wagoner
Joe Pyne
Kitty Wells
Jamestown
Samoa
Nettie Moore Loflin
Sechrest-Cnapel
W. Green
Town
Eastgate
H Jackie
Old King Cole
Dodie
Steve
Barbara
Malloy
Reed
Oliver
Betty Davis
Glenn Ford
Hope Lange
Damon Runyon
Apple Annie
Europe
Pixley
Hooterville
Perry Como
Dishawn Carroll
Edward Villella
The
New York City Ballet
Shecky Greene
Burr Tillstrom
Kukla
Ollie
Lew Ayres
Gene Evans
Donovan
Jonathan Daly
Karen Jensen
John Drew Barrymore
Lila Milan
Steve McQueen