Girl 10 Struck By Vehicle In Derby Road Incident
A 10 year old girl Barbara Jean White was rushed to Baptist Memorial Hospital after a collision at 8:05 a m on Fairfield Road. Police cited she ran into a car driven by George Shaffner of Julian. She was treated for abrasions and possible head injuries and later transferred to Winston-Salem hospital. The accident remains under investigation with no charges likely. Weekend crashes included a collision at E Lexington Avenue and N Hamilton Street with Cara Adams Calloway charged with failing to yield. Damage totaled 400 to the Braswell car and 150 to Calloway vehicle. Another wreck on Redding Street led to charges against William Taylor Key for reckless driving with minor damage to a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean White
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Fairfield Road
George Shaffner
Rt. 1
Julian
High Point Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem Hospital
Belmont Street
E. Lexington Avenue
N. Hamilton Street
Bobby Harold Braswell
High Point College
Cara Adams Calloway
Rockspring Road
Braswell
Lexington
Calloway
Hamilton
Cara Calloway
William Taylor Key
Rt. 3
Thomasville
Redding Street
Tank Avenue
Redding
Thurman William Hogsed
Permits Issued For Ten New Homes This Week
The building inspector issued ten new construction permits for residential homes totaling 101,500 dollars. Largest goes to Calvary Methodist Church for a 19,500 dollar parsonage on Wesley Place. Other permits include homes for H. T. Frazier 1419 Grantham C. L. Ashburn 910 Elder Rd Mendenhall Moore Realtors 1601 Guyer D J Andrews 420 Scientific St D M Courtney 1814 Chestnut St and J H Farrell for three duplexes at 517 519 521 Cross St. Eleven repair permits total 17,915 dollars with interior work at William and Mary Apartments on N Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Wesley Place
H. T. Frazier
Grantham
C. L. Ashburn
Elder Rd
Mendenhall - Moore Realtors
Guyer
D. J. Andrews
Scientific St
D. M. Courtney
Chestnut St
J. H. Farrell
Cross St
W. F. Mauldin
William and Mary
N. Hamilton Street
Two Charged in Appliance Larceny Cases On Docket
Two men, Angus Broadwell and Charles McKinney, faced preliminary hearings in Municipal Court on charges tied to thefts of nearly 1000 dollars in televisions radios and appliances from Briley Furniture Co last year. Broadwell, in prison in Davie County, was charged with multiple theft counts and held on 1000 bond. McKinney, owner of M and G Trucking Lines, was charged with receiving stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus
Billy) Broadwell
Davie County
Charles McKinney
Byron Haworth
Broadwell
Briley Furniture Co
McKinney
West End
M and G Trucking Lines
Nyack Missionary College official to speak at Central Alliance
Rev. Clifford H. Erickson, director of development at Nyack Missionary College New York, will address Central Alliance Church Wednesday at 7 30 p m He leads the college anniversary challenge program along the Eastern seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford H. Erickson
Nyack Missionary College
New York
Central Alliance Church
Seaboard
Oak View 4-H Members Win Dairy Contest
Oak View 4-H Cloverleaves senior and junior teams win Guilford County dairy foods demonstration contest in Greensboro. Senior champions Sandra Mickey and Linda Snipes advance to district competition. junior champions Brenda Smith and Candy Allred also win. Each team receives a $7 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Guilford County
Greensboro
Sandra Mickey
Linda Snipes
Guilford
Brenda Smith
Candy Allred
YMCA names co chairs for 1963 membership drive
J W McGuinn Jr and Fred Swartzberg named co chairmen of the 1963 YMCA annual membership campaign to run Feb 11 to 21. Both leaders have 50 years in YMCA work and strong ties to community organizations and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Gibson Jr
YMCA
J. W.mcguinn Jr
Fred Swartzberg
The
Dance Class Signing Ends in Thomasville Registration
Thomasville register for square dance classes ends tonight at 8 p m in the Bath House Memorial Park said Archie Hardy recreation director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Recreation Department
Archie Hardy
Bath House
Memorial Park
Hand Tended Tobacco Still Relies on Human Skill
Lexington Kentucky AP reports burley tobacco farming remains largely manual from seeding to storage. Universities in tobacco regions study mechanization to replace hand labor, seeking efficiency gains in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Thomasville Christmas seal sale receipts rise in county drive
The Davidson County Tuberculosis Assn Christmas seal sale raised 500 more than last year totaling 9944.37 dollars. Mrs. O L Evans executive director announced this weekend. Co chairman Mrs R L Shuford Jr of Thomasville led the drive. Mobile X ray units will join mass X ray efforts planned for March and April under Dr Dermot Lohr county health officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County
Evans
R. L. Shuford Jr
Weather forecast shows warming trend early week
The Friendship weather station forecasts a warming trend for Tuesday and Wednesday. After a morning low of 19, today’s high is about 35 with a low tonight of 24. Clouds and continued cold conditions persist into tomorrow, then temperatures rise slowly for the first part of the week with a high near 40 on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Weather Station
Fire Crews Respond to Multiple Alarms and Incidents
A Centennial Street resident used a lighted match under a bed causing a mattress fire that was extinguished by 8:21 p.m. A false alarm at Ingram Road and smoke from Cloverdale School’s stack prompted responses. Worn wires on Adams Street and an overheated furnace on Leonard Street prompted checks with no further fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Centennial Street
Ingram Road
Cloverdale School
Adams Street
Leonard Street
County Fills Major Jobs
Guilford County Commissioners filled two county government positions naming Thomas H. Cashwell as county administrative assistant and Lindsay W. Cox as county planner. Both hires are Winston-Salem natives now residing in Greensboro with starting salaries of 7500 and 9000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford
CPA
Hugh Ross
Ross
Harry Weatherly
Thomas H. Cashwell
Cashwell
Bill Green
Lindsay W. Cox
Cox
Durwood Curling
Winston-Salem
R. W. Grant
Clergy Honored During High Point Clergy Week Proclamation
High Point designates Clergy Week with a proclamation by Mayor Pro Tem Lynwood Smith. Civitan members will be guests at a luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel with Luther R. Medlin of Greensboro as principal speaker. Medlin heads Walter Hines Page Senior High School and has long civic credentials in Civitan and education groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Lynwood Smith
Civitan
High Point Civitans l
Sheraton Hotel
Luther R. Medlin
Greensboro
Civitan International
Walter Hines Page
Medlin
School For Crippled Children
State Orthopedic Hospital
Central
A Child Is Waiting film inspires new attitudes on retardation
The Paramount shows A Child Is Waiting a Stanley Kramer drama with Burt Lancaster and Judy Garland. It spotlights mentally retarded children and advances in treatment education and family inclusion, praising changes driven by national and state associations and improved institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Stanley Kramer
Burt Lancaster
Judy Garland
National Assn
North Carolina Assn
Robert Marks
Flames Ravage Moose Lodge on N Main Street
A blaze at the Moose Lodge on N Main Street caused serious damage to an office and smoke damage to other parts of the building. One man, Henry Steur, was hospitalized for burns but not in serious condition. Fire crews did not determine the fire’s origin by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
N. Main Street
Henry Steur
High Point Memorial Hospital
New President at Anvil Brand Named to Helmership
George K. Hammes becomes president and treasurer of Anvil Brand Inc after serving as executive vice president and general manager. Laurence F. Lee Jr. is named chairman of the board along with new officers and directors. The firm reports 1962 sales 8.5 percent above 1961 with gains in the last half. Plants operate in the Carolinas and Virginia. Hammes, born in Utica, entered the garment industry in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Hammes
Anvil Brand Inc
Laurence F. Lee Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
Hammes
Jack H. Quaritius
Harry C. Mills
R. Peyton Woodson III
W. J. Rives
E. A. Peyton Jr
R. N. Morgan
Horace S. Haworth
P. K. Frye
R. T. Kornegay
E. H. McCall
Carolinas
Virginia
Utica
N. Y
Washington Opens Law Offices
Edward K. Washington announces opening private law practice after retiring as solicitor of the 12th Solicitorial District. A UNC Law School graduate, she served as assistant solicitor to Horace Kornegay before taking the solicitorship in 1961. She lives in Jamestown and will locate offices in the North Carolina National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward K. Washington
Superior Court
Washington
12Th Solicitorial District
Luther Hodges
Horace Kornegay
Congress
University of North Carolina Law School
High Point
Domestic Relations Court
Kornegay
Prayer for TODAY by James W. Kennedy
A devotional petition asking God to guide focus and effort through the day. The speaker prays for single minded attention and high quality work to reflect Thy will, seeking strength to avoid sloppiness and provide good to others through daily labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
James W. Kennedy, N
V. C
Church of the Ascension
Brokers Inc Plans Expansion and New Thomasville Quarters
Thomasville Brokers Inc announces expanded operations and a move to larger quarters on the highway by Ashemore Business College. A new Thomasville Builders Supply firm will join, along with an office and home planning center. Expected to operate within 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Brokers Inc
Ashemore Business College
Dolen Bowers
Thomasville Builders Supply
Bowers
Rich Given Sergeant's Position
Chief of police J. Roy Teague announced the promotion of Jerry Thomas Rich to sergeant in the traffic division. Rich, 27, of Williams Street, joined the force in 1958 and rejoined as a traffic officer on March 3, 1960. He is married to Lela and has two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roy Teague
Jerry Thomas Rich
Williams Street
C. L. Ashburn
Ashburn
W. H. McSwain
Rich
Police Department
Lela
Teague
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General Steel Products
Albertson Road
General Steel Products Company
Song Company of Chicago
Art Richardson
High Point Enterprise
Lonnie Oliver Gray
Wendley Street
Mary Bailey
Nance Avenue
Martha Chapman
Bailey
James Bowden
Meredith Street
Mary Jackson
Bowden
Wister J. Moore
Alfred C. Holden
Young Street
James Moore
Lamb Street
Red Cross
Swartzberg
Jaycees
North Carolina
Clayton Frost
High Point D. S. A
Family Service Bureau
Salvation Army Board of Directors
United Fund
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Bill McGuinn
Enterprise City Editor
University of North Carolina
Peat, Marrick, Mitchell and Co
Kavanagh-Smith Co
North Carolina State College
State Conservation and Development Board
Air Force
Friendship
Grant
Commission
Dale Montgomery
Greensboro Civitan Club
High Point College Alumni Assn
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
North Carolina Education Assn
Luther Medlin
Paramount
Moose Hall
Anvil Brand
Anvil Brand, Inc
Knights of Columbia, Elks Club
High Point Executives Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Immaculate ‘Heart of Mary Church
Edw. K. Washington
Jerry T. Rich
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