Phipps Seeks Reelection As Guilford County Sheriff
Sheriff Joe S. Phipps announces his bid for reelection in Guilford County in the Democratic primary, after a decade in office during which he reorganized the department, expanded to 33 deputies, implemented day and night shifts, a fingerprint bureau, and added investigators while coordinating with other agencies. He is a Guilford native, lifelong Democrat, married with no children, and a strong Boy Scout advocate.
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Joe S. Phipps
Guilford County
Phipps
Cliff Sutton
John F. Story
Don Walters
Wallace G. Freeman
Capers White
Sheriff Phipps
D. B. Stafford
Stafford
North Carolina Sheriffs Association
Clyde R. Hoey
Num
Bers
Boy Scout Movement
War Drums and the Dairy Business At Local Dinner
Neal D. Kelly spoke at the Dairy Council dinner in High Point Greensboro on National Defense and dairy roles. He noted rising demand for milk butter and cheese and urged ongoing advertising. Jane Umstead described council work in schools and industries with films and posters. New officers were elected: President C H Williard, Vice President Boyd Dick, Treasurer J R Willis, Secretary Mose Kiser.
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Neal D. Kelly
Chicago
Ill
National Dairy Council
Dairy Council
High Point
Greensboro
Sheraton Hotel
Kelley
Jane Umstead
Greensboro-High Point
America
Air Corps
National Defense
Your Dairy Council
Mose Kiser
Hith Point
H. Williard
Henry C. Liles
IAPES District Meeting Set At Sheraton February 14
The central district of the North Carolina International Association of Public Employment Services will hold its annual meeting in Greensboro at the Sheraton Hotel on February 14. Mrs. Rachel Shipplett announced the event, with Maj. A. L. Fletcher and Dr. W. R. Curtis among expected attendees. The program includes a 2:30 session, a 7 p.m. banquet, and a dance.
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North Carolina
International Association of Public Employment Services
Rachel Shipplett
The
Employment Service
Maj
A. L. Fletcher
Unemployment Compensation Commission
W. R. Curtis
R. Mayne Albright
U. S. Ucc
James H. Woodall
Social Security Board
Sheraton Hotel
Raleigh
Charlotte
High Point
Man is Wanted on Five Counts in Greensboro
Quick action by High Point police resulted in the capture of Lindsay Dillon, 31, of Greensboro, in a High Point taxi. He faces five Greensboro charges including highway robbery and larceny by trick, plus a pistol found on him and a seized taxi. Police say Dillon also targeted a farmer with a fired pistol plan and a concealed weapon charge. Greensboro officers hold warrants for assault on a minor and other counts.
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High Point
Greensboro
Lindsay Dillon
Route Five
Q. G. Brown
South Main Street
Main Street
High
Brown
W. E. Kiger
John Reavis
Garland Ryals
Mebane Street
Ryals
Dillon
Spring Garden Street
John B. Koontz
Brown Summit
Lee’s Chapel
North Elm Street
Trick
Aged Negro Held For Forgery in Two Local Cases
Police hold Aleck Guthrie a 10 year old Charlotte Negro on two forgery charges after he allegedly uttered checks forged in the name of John Jackson for 9590 to H H LeMon and 8 85 to Lawson grocery on 1207 Kivett Drive. Investigating officers consider him an old offender and probing for additional forgeries.
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Bond
Aleck Guthrie
Charlotte
Lawson
Kivett Drive
Two New Residences Planned on East Lexington Avenue
Trustees of the Yearly Meeting of Friends late yesterday issued permits to construct two residences on East Lexington Avenue. Each home at 1732 and 1736 East Lexington is valued around 2100 dollars and will have four rooms, reflecting modest housing additions in the city.
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Trustees of the Yearly Meeting of Friends
East Lexington Avenue
East Lexington
Supplemental School Levy Raises Less Than $7.20 Per Pupil Here
A North Carolina survey shows High Point pays teachers 3 percent more through city funds, below most peers. Winston-Salem adds 20 percent, Charlotte and Durham around 19 percent, Greensboro and Roanoke Rapids about 16 percent. Per-pupil funding varies. High Point raises about 7.20 dollars per pupil, far below Roanoke Rapids and Burlington peers, with Greensboro offering the closest match in total funds.
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G. der. Hamilton, Jr
North Carolina
Rto
High Point
Raleigh
Burlington
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Durham
Greensboro
Roanoke Rapids
Rocky Mount
Department of Public Instruction
Asheville
Fayetteville
Gastonia
High Points
Charictte
Trinity Woman Makes Second Death by Own Action
Mrs Blanche Younts Loflin a 35 year old Trinity resident remained in critical condition after a shotgun self inflicted wound in woods behind her home found by her father WE Younts. She had previously attempted death by own action last fall and had left a note thanking her parents while stating burdens were more than she could bear. Deputy Sheriff C C Crawford called it a clear case of attempted death by own action. The weapon was a 12 gauge shell loaded with paper. She had previously recovered from rifle shots in the City community last fall. Mr and Mrs Loflin have one child.
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Blanche Younts
Loflin
Trinity
Burrus Memorial Hospital
WE. Younts
City Condemns Four City Houses Over Fire Hazards
Fire Chief E K Ingram notified acting director Silas McBee that four city owned houses at 1101 Granby Street 626 Park Street 606 South Hamilton Street and 301 Grimes Street are condemned for fire hazard. They must be repaired or demolished. Previously four more city houses were condemned in October including 205 Barker Street 1219 East Green Street 1416 Furlough Street and 1116 Downing Street. The city must demolish or repair enough unsafe units to match 450 housing project units within a year as part of an agreement with the High Point Housing Authority.
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E. K. Ingram
Silas McBee
Public Works
Granby Street
Park Street
Hamilton Street
Grimes Street
Ingram
Barker Street
East Green Street
Furlough Street
Downing Street
High Point Housing Authority
Mrs. J. S. Spainhour Dies After Illness in Forsyth County
Mrs Josephine Samuels Spainhour died at her High Point route 2 home at 10 25 am after two years of declining health She was born May 18 1862 in Forsyth County a daughter of Augustus and Nancy Samuels Spainhour She married J S Spainhour a Forsyth farmer who died in 1932 She leaves six sons P E J W C D B A J M and C B of High Point a daughter Miss Agnes 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday with time to be announced and burial in the Moravian cemetery in Winston Salem
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Josephine Samuels Spainhour
Forsyth County
Augustus and
Nancy Samuels Spainhour
J. S. Spainhour
Home Moravian Church
Winston-Salem
P. E
Greensboro
J. W
C. D
B.A
J. M
High Point
Route 2
Agnes Spainhour
Paul Charping
Mexicans Seek US Friendship and Mutual Courtesy
Rev Harold Hadley of Springfield Friends Church told High Point College students that Mexicans want friendship with the United States but expect Americans to initiate the goodwill. He described a friendship project by a Quaker group to Mexico and noted past resentment over perceived exploitation and unfair treatment.
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United States
Harold Hadley
Springfield Friends Church
High Point College
Hadley
Quaker Church
Mexico
Lloyds Food Store Opens Here Today
Lloyds Food Store at 440 East Washington Street opened today under manager C R Lloyd. Fred Lloyd leads the meat department. Previously with Big Star, he recently returned from Charlotte where he led the Little Star grocery. The article also notes Quaker interactions in Southwest Mexico after an earthquake, describing growing friendship.
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Lloyd's Food Store
East
Washington Street
C. R. Lloyd
Lloyd
Fred Lloyd
Big Star
Charlotte
Little Star
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IAPES
J. E. Davis
Randleman
J. W. Cummings
Guilford College
Boyd Dick
Henry Liles
C. H. Williard
Lloyd Clodfeller
C. C. Hudson
Trinity Woman
Blanche Younts Loflin
U.S
Lloyd's Food
Free Springs
Rose Furniture CO
S. Main
N. C
Thomasville, N. C
Fayetteville Street
Asheboro N. C
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