Revaluation Meeting Outlines Costs for Future Home Grades
Jamestown officials and county leaders met to discuss the revaluation program slated to begin next January. Clemins haw outlined survey steps and cost tables for five home grades while Amos warned of rising property values and the need to adjust tax rates accordingly. Local officials from High Point, Greensboro, and neighboring towns attended along with school leaders and mayors.
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Sunsialeorm
Cleminshaw
Lloyd C. Amos
Commission
Oakdale
Jamestown
High Point
Greensboro
Rockwell Man To Be Guest Speaker Here
Thomas L. Moose of Nazareth Orphans Home in Rockwell will be guest speaker at the First Formed Church Thursday night for the Brotherhood. A dinner will be served by the church guild.
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Rockwell Man
Thomas L. Moose
Deat of Nazareth Orphans Home
Rockwell
Ormed
Brotherhood
Church Guild
Fires Reported at Three City Locations
Fire alarms sounded yesterday with three incidents. A furnace smoke at 313 East Farriss Avenue caused no damage. A spontaneous combustion waste fire at Welch Furniture Plant on Mallory Street caused no damage. A field fire occurred at 45 Woodbury Avenue with no damage.
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East Farriss Avenue
Welch Furniture Company
Mallory Street
Woodbury Avenue
Jamestown Woman Mrs Garrett Dies at Home May 11
Mrs Garrett of Jamestown dies at home in May after years of declining health and a serious condition since December 29. Born October 30 in Jamestown she was a Civil War era settler from Virginia. She is survived by two daughters Miss Callie Garrett and Mrs R K Wilson, plus other relatives. interment in Jamestown.
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Rs. Garrett
Jamestown
Jessie
Coffer Johnson
Virginia
Henry Iwho
J. Garrett
J. C. Garrett
Point Clyde
R. K. Wilson
Winston-Salem
Callie Garrett
Esse Ee Ae
Two men out on bond after assault charges
Curtis Polk of Franklin Street says he was attacked by another man on the head with an iron pipe. Polk was jailed Sunday on a separate assault with a deadly weapon charge filed by Mack.
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Curtis Polk
Franklin Street
C . Polk
Two Convicted Brothers To Appeal Cases
Two brothers Ray and Alton Lucas convicted in Asheboro on possession of stolen liquor have appealed to Superior Court. They challenge the search warrant as unfounded and say the liquor was not presented as evidence. The men, who run a service station owned by Jack Hamlet, were arrested February 7 on a warrant sworn by Sheriff Cobl Maness with information from federal officers. Ray Lucas received a 12 month suspended sentence with a $1,000 fine and five years probation. Alton Lucas got 18 months on the roads. Both posted $500 appearance bonds for the next term.
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Asheboro
Ray
Alton Lucas
Jack Hamlet
Cobl Maness
Teensboro
Recorder's Court
Rygeertey
Ray Lucas
Superior Court
Water Plant Expansion Planned With $450000 Bond Issue
City officials outline a plan to double water plant output if voters approve a $450,000 bond issue for improvements. Funding would rely on existing $85,000 and new bonds for construction, piping, and two fluorination stations, with expansion to serve unserved areas.
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W. W. Rage
Rapp
Sanen
Apal
Thomaso
Charlotte FBI Chief Tells Exchange Club One Crime for Each 18 Seconds
William D. M. special agent in charge of the FBI office warned the Exchange Club that the United States has a high crime rate with a murder or robbery every 18 seconds. He urged proper training, religious instruction, and moral education as remedies to curb juvenile delinquency.
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Charlotte
FBI
Exchange Club
United States
William D. M
Arlette FBI
Twenty Five High Point Men Leave for Service
Twenty five High Point men depart for service from a center in Charlotte with officials including board clerk Ethel Kirkman. The list includes volunteers such as Darrell Thomas Krane and several others. names appear in a partial roster read during the departure.
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High Point
Charlotte
Ethel Kirkman
Darrell Thomas
Kraneth Ra Se Hinkie
Wedrich
Denopher Wale
Albert Hunt Dies While at His Work in Denton
Albert Hunt, 55, died suddenly yesterday while working as a railroad section hand at High Rock. He lived at Southmont and was survived by his wife Genever, two sons Hunt and Lois Warner, and other family members. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at the home.
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Denton
Albert Hunt
High Rock
Southmont
Genever
Lois Warner
Lexington
Hunt
Clerk of Court In Plea To Save School Property
The session discussed preserving school property with Mayor Amos Kearns supporting the Tate Park site bid by Church and urging minimal costs. Clerk M W Nash noted civil force and health department input, saying costs would be nominal. No council plan changes or competing proposals were raised at the meeting. Owns 8 plots.
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Sien
Amos Kearns
Cary
Church
Tate Park
Ne Court
M. W. Nash
Civil Force Commission
Health
de Nash
Severan Oe
Initestmal
Showers Forecast After Warm Air Arrives
The flow of air from the southwest brings warmer temperatures to the region and scattered showers, according to the Greensboro High Point airport weather team. The forecast promises fair and warmer conditions overall.
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Greensboro High Point
Planned Water Sewer Upgrades Put Up For Bids
Approved bids process outlines for major water and sewer upgrades. Project spans three 100 foot lots near Drive Palatka Street, with details on contractor selection and timetable to be issued.
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Ler
Open House Tonight at Thomasville Colored Library
Thomasville hosts a 7 to 9 pm open house at the new Thomasville Colored Library on Street to celebrate the end of the new building. Donations of furnishings come from various Negro civic groups and local florists donate bouquets. Davidson County library head expected to present remarks.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Colored Library
Teery
Davidson County
Boveson
Three Violations Charged To Defendant in Thomasville
Three traffic violations are charged to man identified as Thomasville resident Datesioman on Silver Street. Lee Kennedy was cited to appear in court March 3 to denies charges of reckless driving failing to stop for a siren and related offenses from a patrolman.
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Thomasville
Fie
Man Datesioman
Suverrs &F. Yu
Lee Kennedy
Kennedy
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L. K. Mobley
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J. W. Morgan
Iny Atorney
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George Schmidt
R. L. Conrad
M. Cleminshaw
Ohio
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Perry Edwin Jackwelder
Lawrence Roger Selis
John Floyd Will
Francis Barnes Alman
William James Greene
Rey Lee Webster
Everett Bradley Bowers
Richard Griffin
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Claude Reavis
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