Notice and notices and legal actions in High Point area
Multiple legal notices from Guilford County North Carolina including estate administration for Eliza Pierce Luck with a July 27 1965 bar date, municipal court action in High Point with March 25 1965 appearance, and a February 15 1965 foreclosure sale by substituted trustee Robert E. Bencini Jr. detailing land in High Point and Harvey F. Rice subdivision.
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North Carolina Es Co
Eliza Pierce Luck
Guilford County
William J. Pierce Setar
Keziah Morgen
Byerezia Attorneys At Law
Lew Building
E. Sere
High Or Point
North Ay
Guilford
Margie Cameron Broadway
Roadway
J. C. Broadway
City of
High Point
North Carolina
Commerce Street
Mos
Donna W
Allen Daniel Rich
Juanita & Rich
Arch K. Schoch
Register of Deeds
High Point Township
Harvey F. Rice
Office of the Register of Deeds
Soneeet
CIOS
Ferndale Ninth Graders Rout Chair City 83 30
Ferndale defeated Thomasville 83 to 30 as four Ferndale players reached double figures. Skip Marsden led with 16 points, Toby Lindsay 15, Phil Wood 12, and Ken Kirkman 10. Ferndale built a 19-3 first quarter lead and dominated each period.
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Ferndale
Thomasville
Chair City
Skip Marsden
Toby Lindsay
Phil Wood
Ken Kirkman
County Board eyes three elementary additions and two shop projects
Guilford County Board of Education plans to seek 90 000 for each of three rural elementary additions Allen Jay Union Hill and other additions to be funded by 1 2 million from county and 700 000 borrowed. Officials also expect to request 125 000 shops at two new high schools and approve bids and trips to state and district meetings.
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Guilford County
Allen-Jay
Union Hill
Board of Commissioners
High Point of Education
Greensboro
Board of Education
Pearce
American Association of
Atlantic City
North Carolina School Boards Association
South East High
High Point Grapplers Earn 23-20 Victory Over Burlington
High Point High School wrestling outlasts Burlington 23 to 20 at Central High Gym. HP improves after earlier losses to Burlington and Salisbury, winning seven of 13 matches led by Vaughn and Crawley key decisions and pins. The Bison travel to Reynolds Friday then host Salisbury next Thursday.
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High Point High School
Burlington
Central High Gymnasium
Bison
Salisbury
High Point
Reynolds
Bison roll over High Point as Dyer sparks early run
Burlington’s Dyer led the Bison with seven in the first quarter as they built a 104 lead. McDowell topped the squad with eight rebounds while Dyer contributed seven. The Bulldogs pressed heavily in the second and third quarters, shooting 52.4 percent in the first half and 42.2 percent overall, but the Bison overcame at the line by hitting 18 of 25 free throws. This win marks eight straight Central 4-A victories as Burlington hosts Winston-Salem Reynolds next.
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Dyer
Bison
Bulldogs
High Point
Winston-Salem Reynolds
Central High Gymnasium
High Point Education Board Seeks Bids for Contracts
The High Point City Schools invites bid forms from interested parties at 900 English Road High Point NC. The High Point City Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. Dr Dean B Pruette Superintendent of Schools.
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High Point City
English Road
High Point
North Carolina
Davidson Court Staff Rearranged After Clerk Resignations
Lexington report outlines staff changes at Davidson County Clerk of Court. Dorisnage moves to Superior Court division. Margaret Younts will become assistant clerk and Nancy Carr deputy clerk. Irene Lovell and Mary Bowen remain deputy in the bookkeeping office.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Dorisnage
Superior Court
Pat Agam Way
Margaret Younts
Nancy Carr
Irene Lovell
Mary Bowen
County Board Delays Rezoning Decision on Penny Road Property
County commissioners postpone action on Walter Gibson's request to rezone from B-1 to B-2 at East Fork and Penny Roads while they plan a field visit. They will continue discussion at the February 8 special meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Walter E. Gibson
East Fork Road
Penny Road
Planning Department
Wiley Park West
Vickery Chapel Road
Jamestown Township
E. B. Stafford
J. J. Lynch
Coltrane Road
Sumner Township
Kirkman Road
Fentress Township
Richard Fields
Tobias Leads Retail and Civic Efforts in Asheboro Store Opening
Tobias from the American Business Women's Association has been a leader in retail merchandising and civic affairs in High Point. She discusses the Asheboro store, noting long service from the High Point location and the chance to expand. Staffing plans are still under study.
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American Business Women’s Assa
High Point
Asheboro
Carrier Heat Pump Weathermaker Uses Air and Electricity
The system operates on only air and electricity, eliminating storage tanks water fuel lines. No fuel storage or liquid connections are required.
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Perlods
Tar Heels
Deacons
M. Matheny
Frazier
Hornady
Hill
Wood
Bive
County Board
High Ind
Mary Jane Honeycutt
City League High Ind
Griffin High Ind
Griffin
Blevins Printing
City Auto Finance
Dixie Mch. Shop
League
Diamond Auto
Piedmont League
Lester Parris
Life of Va
E-Z Co
WOW
Ladies Twilight League
Faye Sun
Dee
Deluxe Saw & Tool
Thomasville Ferndale
Upti
Deluxe Law & Tool
Mills
Lindsay
Kennerly
Tysinger
Moody Russell
Marsden
James B
Seamon
Hunt
Hilliard Craven Bally
Ingram
Gordon Clinard
Pugh Everhart
Kirkman
Cecil
High Point Grapplers
Vaughn
Acrive
Sikes
Vervorovga
Sykes
Strauch
Ear Ase Long
Mannein — Myers
Tutae Ae
Rouse
Morgan
Crawley
Sutton
Parks
Cagle
Harvies
Puckett
Triplett
Ward
Harrington
The
McDowell
Dyer i
Davidson
Bandag
Hughes Tire Service, Inc
North Main
Acme Mortgage Service Corp
N. Main Street
Wright Bidg
N. Main St
Wright
N. C
Steve
English Rd
Tobias
Renault
Horace G. Slidert
Main St
Month Lon, Inc
Ohio
W. Green
Sechrest Funeral Service
S. Main ST
Koonce Funeral Home
Arnold J. Koonce
Koonce Mutual Burial Association
Sechrest Mutualment Sacrel Association
Sechrest
Lexington Ave
S. Main
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