Teague Appointed Chief Of Police In High Point
Captain James Roy Teague was named Chief of the High Point Police Department by City Manager Harold Cheek, over Captains Leverett and Wade. Teague, 61, will earn 7920 annually and succeeds retired Chief C C Stoker. He has served since 1936, rising from patrolman to traffic head and acting chief last month.
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Forrest Cates
Enterprise
James Roy Teague
High Point Police Department
Teague
Harold Cheek
George Leverett
J. D. Wade
Leverett
FBI National Academy
University of North Carolina
Northwestern University
SBI of North Carolina
International City Manager's Assn
High Point
U. S. Marine Corps
Marines
Stoker
Cheek
Civil Service Commission
Land acquisitions pave Ward Street extension plan
City officials closed the final land deals to extend Ward Street east to S Hamilton Street and widen a western link. The 44 foot wide new section with a central median improves access across Main Street and eases traffic from industrial areas. City Manager Harold Cheek will consult council on construction timing.
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S. Main-Ward Street
Ward
S. Hamilton Street
Hamilton
Ward Street
Harold Cheek
S. Main Street
Eastwest
Kearns
U.S. 311
Springfield Avenue
Main
Wachovia To Build In Raleigh
Wachovia announces plans for a nine story bank and office block on a full Raleigh block from Fayetteville to Wilmington streets two blocks from the capitol. Architect A G Odell Jr notes a 210 foot long facade with vertical stone panels and dark glass plus a lowered banking room. Plans ready by mid summer with construction to start in fall and occupancy expected late in 1963.
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Raleigh
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
J. Roscoe Adams
Bank
Fayetteville
Wilmington
State Capitol
A. G. Odell Jr
Wilmington Street
Odell and Associates
Charlotte
Guy E. Crampton
Prayer for TRSDAY at Pacific School of Religion
A prayer asking God for courage to face the day and to overcome evil through divine resources. Signed by Stuart LeRoy Anderson, president, Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley, California.
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God
Jesus
Amen
Stuart LeRoy Anderson
Berkeley
Calif
Pacific School of Religion
Man and wife die within minutes in Philadelphia area
Antoinetta DeFelice, 68, of Bryn Mawr suburb, died Monday night of a heart attack. A few minutes later her husband John, 72, collapsed and died. The deaths occurred in Philadelphia, the AP reported.
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Philadelphia
Antonietta DeFelice
Bryn Mawr
John
YMCA Membership Drive nears half way mark led by Dixon Ervin and Hawks
Co chairmen George Dixon Bill Ervin and Jack Hawks reported last night the YMCA drive is 45 percent toward its $30 002 goal in 1962 with 13 200 cash raised so far The four collegiate divisions race closely Carolina 48 percent NC State 47 percent Duke 43 percent and 41 percent on the membership index Awards were presented to Young Man of the Year winners including Charles Loflin Jake Froelich J W Morgan Raleigh Dingman Dick Meisky Robert Latta and John Crowder as others absent were Fred Swartzberg Edgar Snider and Bob Rankin
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George Dixon
Bill Ervin
Jack Hawks
YMCA
Dixon
Carolina
N. C. State
Duke
Charles Mendenhall
Charles Loflin
Jake Froelich
J. W. Morgan
Raleigh Dingman
Dick Meisky
Robert Latta
John Crowder
Fred Swartzberg
Edgar Snider
Bob Rankin
Mendenhall
Mild Weather Outlook Sustains Unseasonably Warm Spell
A high pressure system over the eastern U S provides fair and warm weather through tomorrow. Today's high near 50 degrees with a low of 25 tonight. By Thursday a new front may bring warmer temperatures but increasing clouds and a chance of rain per Friendship weatherman.
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Col
John Glenn
Friendship
Bound Over for Trial in Theft Case and Other Court Actions
Angus Wilder Broadwell 34 of Radio Tower Road bound over to Superior Court on charges of breaking and entering larceny and receiving after police found a console television valued at 339 in his home and it matched serial numbers. He claimed he took the set from a man named Ralph in Winston-Salem. Judge Byron Haworth set a 1000 bond. Other actions: Otis Tyson 48 of Kivett Drive jailed for 12 months on roads for liquor sales. sentence suspended five years with conditions. Christine Tyson 37 also jailed 12 months workhouse for liquor violations. suspended with conditions and fine. Richard Lee Hughes 16 fined 5 dollars for illegal whisky. Waver Doster 32 of Hoskins Street convicted of resisting arrest for public drunkenness. four months on roads suspended 12 months with good behavior. pay costs and medical bills.
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Angus Wilder Broadwell
Radio Tower Road
Superior Court
Broadwell
Billy Broadwell
Sam Lee Black
S. Westchester
Ralph
Winston-Salem
Broadwell House
Byron Haworth
Municipal Court
Haworth
Otis Tyson
Kivett Drive
Tyson
Richard Lee Hughes
Crestwood Drive
Waver Doster
Hoskins Street
Chased man charged after thefts by youths in High Point
A routine patrol led officers to Lloyd Tomer of Rex Vending Machine Co who said five youths stole $5. Leroy Sanford Owens, 20, of Clara Cox Apartments admitted larceny and named others. Owens remained jailed on $100 bond awaiting Municipal Court Feb 23. Other youths to be charged. Separately Lawrence Beck posted $1,000 bond after a bad check for $1,125 to Swain Supply Co. Trial set March 16. Melvin Watts faces larceny counts for two coats valued $30 each. trial Feb 26. Charlie Odom charged with driving under the influence. bond $300. trial March 21.
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High Point
Lloyd Tomer
Rex Vending Machine Co
Leroy Sanford Owens
Clara Cox
Owens
Tomer
Scarceny
Lawrence B. Beck
Lexington
W. S. Swain
Swain
Swain Supply Co
Commercial Bank of
Beck
Melvin D. Watts
Fourth Street
Herman Spears
Spears
Watts
Charlie L. Odom
Long Street
Odom
Olin Manners
E. Green Street
Young
Koreans Sail From Japan in Illegal Entry Deportation
A Japanese ship sailed from Nagasaki for South Korea carrying 137 Koreans who had been detained in Japan for illegal entry. The group included 40 women and marked the 40th shipment of illegal entrants sent back to Korea.
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Nagasaki
Japan
South Korea
Korea
Exemption Ruling Explained for 1961 Tax Returns
David W. Kestler of the Internal Revenue Service High Point Office explains who may claim a 1961 personal exemption when several people share support. Details are in Document No. 5013, available at Room 212, Post Office Building or by writing P O Box 1482, High Point, North Carolina. For questions call No 3 1773.
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David W. Kestler
Internal Revenue
High Point
Post Office
P. O
N. C
Kestler
Internal Revenue Office
Jaycees Hit Halfway Mark in 400 Seat Belt Sale
High Point Jaycees report 400 seat belts sold in the city area at mid campaign. Jaycees Jordan Washburn and Paul Five say sale efforts will intensify to reach more drivers before the February 28 close. City buys belts for police and city cars. installation through Auto mobile Dealers Assn. and NC Traffic Safety Council. belts available at Hiatt Tire Co.
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High Point Jaycees
Jordan Washburn
Paul
Jaycees
High Point
Automobile Dealers Assn
North Carolina Traffic Safety Council
Hiatt Tire Co
Damage Toll High In Two City Crashes
Two minor crashes in the city yesterday caused extensive vehicle damage but no injuries. A Volkswagen truck driven by Alex M. Small collided with a convertible driven by Lua Lucille Rieger on N Main Street as Small turned left. he was charged with failing to ensure a safe turn. Damages: convertible about 200 dollars and truck about 150. The midmorning collision at N Main and Dayton involved Charlie P. Tomlin and Gary E. Trotter. damages totaled 150 dollars with no injuries. Tomlin’s car was hit on the left side by the truck in the center lane. a witness said Tomlin had crossed the center line before turning. The truck belonged to Piedmont Elastics Corp of Greensboro. No charges were filed in that incident.
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Alex M. Small
N. Main Street
Small
Lua Lucille Rieger
Old Mill Road
N. Main
Dayton
Charlie P. Tomlin
Foust Street
Bobby Smith
Charles Street
Tomlin
Gary E. Trotter
Thomasville
Piedmont Elastics Corp
Greensboro
Cherry Pie Baking Contest Returns to College Village
The College Village Merchants Assn sponsors a indoor cherry pie baking contest next Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Kroger's Store. Participants include both men and women, with 1961 winner a male. Prizes and ribbons go to winners, judged by High Point Jaycettes, and all pies go to the House of Prayer.
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Billy Boy
George Washington
College Village Merchants Assn
Dennis Marlowe
Kroger
Marlowe
High Point Jaycettes
House of Prayer
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Police
Wachovia
High Point Enterprise
Carson Stout
Keith Clark
High Point Sertoma Club
Clark
Christine Tyson
J. Roy Teague
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