Physicist to Speak in City on Health Physics
The Oak Ridge National Laboratory health physics division chief Dr. Karl Ziegler Morgan will address the American Business Club at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Woman's Club on High Street. Morgan, a Duke- and UNC-educated physicist, helps lead radiation protection efforts and radiological exposure standards work.
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
American Business Club
Woman's Club
High St
Karl Ziegler Morgan
National Research Council
American Standards Assn
International Commission On Radiological Protection
National Committee On Radiation Protection
Kannapolis
Morgan
University of North Carolina
Duke University
Lenoir Rhyne College
Deaths and Funerals Carey Truitt 49
Funeral services for Carey Lee Truitt 49 were held at Canaan Methodist Church with Rev. William Bobbitt Rev. Marvin Smith and Rev. Marcus Myers officiating. Pallbearers were coworkers from Carrick Turning Works. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Truitt of Canaan Church Community Route 5 Winston-Salem died en route to High Point Memorial Hospital after a heart attack.
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Thomasville
Carey Lee Truitt
Canaan Methodist Church
William Bobbitt
Marvin Smith
Marcus Myers
Truitt
Carrick Turning Works
J. B. Gordon
Arland Hayden
Ottis Bottoms
Eugene Swaim
Joe Ring
Kenneth Hubbard
Mr. Truitt
Canaan Church
Winston-Salem
High Point Memorial Hospital
McWilliams Baby Dies Suddenly In Thomasville Home
Curtis Lee McWilliams four month old son of Eugene and Helen Faye McWilliams died at home on Route 2 in Thomasville early Sunday. Dr Milton Block ruled suffocation as the cause while the infant slept. Surviving are parents two sisters Daisy Bernice Veronica Faye one brother Pearl Eugene and maternal grandfather Pearl Hughes. Funeral at Hughes Grove Baptist Church Tuesday at 11 a.m. Burial in church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Curtis Lee Pean
Eugene
Helen Fayees McWilliams
Milton E. Block
Davidson County
Daisy Bernice
Veronica Faye McWilliams
Pearl Eugene McWilliams
Pearl Hughes
Route 2
Hughes Grove Baptist Church
Mrs Willie Hayes Dies In Hospital Rites Tomorrow
Mrs Willie Mae Dean Hayes 30 of Route 4 Thomasville died Sunday morning in Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem after a three year illness. She was born May 10 1925 in Tennessee and lived in Thomasville 15 years. Survived by husband Arnold Hayes and son Ronald Boyd Hayes, mother and stepfather Achey and Mrs Lawson Lenoir City Tenn, sister Mrs Walter E Johnson Lenoir City and two half brothers Joe and Jimmy Lawson. Funeral from South Side Baptist Church Tuesday at 3 pm with Rev Fred Jurney, burial in Holly Hills cemetery. Interment in family plot.
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Thomasville
Willie Mae Dean Hayes
Arnold Hayes
Route 4
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Hayes
Tennessee
Boyd
Martha Wallace Dean
South Side Batist Church
Joe
Jimmy Lawson
Lenoir City
Jeff Dean
Vonore
Tenn
W. B. Wallace
South Side Baptist Church
Tor
Fred Jurney
Holly Hills
Ceme
Republicans Map Precinct Meetings and County Rally
High Point Republicans plan precinct meetings this Friday then county convention Saturday and district state meetings the following weekends. N D McNairy will not seek re election as county chairman and potential successors are being discussed. C C Frazier Jr named as possible top county post.
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High Point
Rufus Hayworth
Township Gop
N. D. McNairy
Hayworth
Greensboro
McNairy
Guilford
C. C. Frazier Jr
GOP
Motorist Backed Speed Excuse In Reckless Driving Case
Police say James McDuffy 33 Greensboro sped along N Main Street jumped a stop sign at Church and Elm and reached 80 on Ferndale Drive. He claimed he needed a hospital due to heart trouble but officers said he was headed away from the hospital and he was booked for reckless driving.
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Neal Griffin
James McDuffy
Greensboro
N. Main Street
Church and
Elm Streets
Ferndale Drive
Boy 12 Seriously Injured After Run Across Road
Donald Ray Shreve, 12, a Oak View School student, was struck by a car at 8 a.m. in front of his home on 209 Oak View Rd. He suffered a skull fracture and other injuries, described as serious, as the driver William Gurney Allred, 37, swerved to avoid him. The sister said he darted across the street. Police noted skid marks and the windshield damage. No charges filed against Allred.
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Donald Ray Shreve
Oak View School
Highway Patrol
Oak View Rd
William Gurney Allred
Allred
H. C. Shreve
Man Waives Extradition To Texas In Court
Clifford Alva Putt 36 waived extradition to Texas at a municipal court hearing. Officers said he is wanted in Texas for forgery and in Greensboro on an unspecified charge. Judge Archie Myatt ordered Putt turned over to Texas authorities.
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Clifford Alva Putt
Texas
Putt
Greensboro
Lexington Avenue
Archie Myatt
William Bryant
Alice E. Bryant
Beamon Alley
Bryant
Willie J.little
Leonard Street
Toastmasters Charter Night Highlights Marietta
P V Kirkman reviewed Piedmont Toastmasters Club history at the third charter night banquet held Saturday at the Marietta clubhouse. Jim Armstrong of High Point Toastmasters spoke on Why Worry, with Paul Turberville and Charles Jarrell and Nap Dills also presenting. Dick Wright acted as toastmaster as plans for the area speech contest in Winston Salem on March 17 were announced. Walter Huber and Hubert Rockwell led the entertainment committee for the banquet and dance.
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P. V. Kirkman
Piedmont Toastmasters Club
Marietta Club
Jim Armstrong
High Point Toastmasters Club
Paul Turberville
Charles Jarrell
Nap Dills
Dick Wright
Winston- Salem
Walter Huber
Hubert Rockwell
Prayer for TODAY from Claude A Broach at St John Baptist Church
A church prayer asks God to guide feet in Sabbath paths today and to fill lips with kind words. The author Claude A Broach, minister at St John Baptist Church in Charlotte North Carolina, signs the exhortation in Jesus name.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus
Claude A. Broach
Charlotte
N. C
St. John's Baptist Church
Police Snafu Brings Man's Dismissal
Ted L. Proctor of Jamestown was arrested on February 11 for drunkenness. A jail mix up freed him by mistake but he walked a sobriety line and was later returned to custody. Judge J Archie Myatt dismissed the case.
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Ted L. Proctor
Route 1
Jamestown
Proctor
J Archie Myatt
Deaf Native Boy Faces Blindness and Departure for School
A 13 year old Navajo artist named David Chee, who is deaf and slowly going blind, plans to leave for the Perkins School for the Blind in Watertown, Massachusetts, tomorrow. He can still draw his classmates but a disease will eventually blur his vision.
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Santa Fe, N.M
David Chee
Perkins School For the Blind
Watertown
Mass
Marshall Hester
New Mexico School For the Deaf
Jailed for Sleeping in Jail in Louisville
Louisv ille man Eman R Lee 52 was jailed after being found sleeping in a third jail cell block during a crime spree of dozing in public spaces He claimed he slept in a new police room as a bold tactic to avoid arrest and was charged with vagrancy based on multiple recent sleeps in various locations
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Louisville
Eman R. Lee
Lee
Fails To Get Attention
Gordon Hamilton, 27, roared into downtown Louisville at high speed. A hitchhiker pulled a pipe from his pocket and the youth, forced to stop at a light, took $4 from him.
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Louisville
Gordon Hamilton
Similton
North Carolina Franchise Tax Funds Disbursed
City receipts total more than 5000 dollars as Raleigh sent the franchise tax distribution to municipalities. Mayor Covington announced a 5524.31 check from the State Revenue Department earmarked for the general fund, with Lake Crowe handling the deposit. Across the state the bulk of the 239687.89 total went to Charlotte 33392.90 Greensboro 17314.25 and Winston-Salem 17115.96.
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George A. Covington
State Revenue Department
Raleigh
High Point
Thenine
Lake Crowe
North Carolina
Jimmy Bethune
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Heart Sunday Receipts Near Five Thousand Mark
Battalions of volunteers yesterday collected for the Heart Fund in High Point. Receipts to date total 4792.61 from a house-to-house canvass as 600 workers under 26 district captains pressed to reach every home despite many not-at-homes and weather.
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Heart Fund
High Poi
Heart
High Point
Open house draws 100 plus to Thomasville National Guard
More than 100 visitors attended the Thomasville National Guard unit open house at the armory Saturday. J Regan, commander of Battery B, 54th Field Artillery Battalion, reported strong interest in enlistments and a goal of 20 new members. The unit currently has 92 enlisted men and four officers.
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Thomasville
Thomasville National Guard
Y National G Guard
J. Regan
54¢Th Field Artillery
Regan
National Guard
Ar Ne
Rey
A. Chair
Tire Theft Reported On Blain Street
Hubert Chadwick of Blain Street told police that a tire and a 40 value item were stolen from the trunk of his car yesterday.
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Hubert Chadwick
Blain Street
Davidson County Votes Tomorrow On Beer and Wine
Davidson County voters will decide Tuesday on the legal sale of beer and wine. Polls open 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m in 37 precincts with an expected large turnout. The dry side touts past campaigns and 40000 eligible voters, while the wet side urges legal control without public meetings.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Board of Elections
Thurman Briggs
Lexington
Citizens Against
Second Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lexington Chair Co
A. Odell Leonard
Dry Organization
Leonard
Dry
Dent
Davidson United For
Wet
Henderson
Fatal Pedestrian Accident Near Lexington
Two men were struck by an automobile on Highway 150 near Lexington. Wade Willis Foster died at Memorial Hospital at 2 30 p m from injuries. Ray Von Michael, 18, sustained a fractured leg and head injuries. Driver Robert Leroy Freedle 18 of Route 4 Lexington swerved and lost control on a curve near the Foster home. Foster leaves a wife, two sons, three daughters, a stepson, six sisters and six grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending at Piedmont Funeral Home.
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Lexington
Here
Wade Willis Foster
Memorial Hospital
Ray von Michael
John Watt Wilson
Robert Leroy Freedle
Route 4
Freedle
Foster Home
Wilson
Foster
Nannie Forrester Foster
George W
Salisbury
Jimmy Foster
U. S. Army
Sam Green
Gilmer Livengood
Linwood
Nicholas Conte
Lancaster
Ray Forest
Watts Koontz
M. P. Farabe
James Hall
Grover Loman
Ed Bolick
George Riddell
Birmingham
Ala
Piedmont Funeral Home
Library to Close Half Day in Thomasville
Thomasville the public library will close tomorrow until noon as staff attend a county meeting at the new Welcome branch. Librarian Miss Mary Lee Crouse announced the half day closure to accommodate the staff gathering.
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Thomasville
Mary Lee Crouse
Defendant in Knifing Case Held in Thomasville
Gilbert Steele 30 of 195 W Guilford St is jailed on assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill after allegedly stabbing Rufus Renwick 70544 Kahler St. Renwick sustained a deep thigh wound requiring about 60 stitches. Incident occurred on Church Street Sunday after 6 PM.
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Thomasville
Gilbert Steele
W. Guilford St
Steele
Rufus Renwick
Kahler St
Renwick
Church Street
Melvin David Ritchey
Concord St
Ritchey
Recorder's Court
Nancy Gillespie
Route 1
Charlie Stoneman
Morrison Ave
James Crawford
Peace Street
George McCant
Brown Street
Gillespie
Stoneman
Crawford
McCant
Pistol Range Burglarized in Phoenix County Sheriff’s Facility
Weekend burglars stole a pistol a box of ammunition a telescopic gun sight and pistol grips from the county sheriff s pistol range in Phoenix Arizona. The break in occurred at the sheriff s range.
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Phoenix
Ariz
School Marm Begins Flight
Miss Jan Wood a 34 year old physical education teacher from Reseda California heads from Phoenix for a 30 000 mile around the world sightseeing flight with her dog Cindy. She will stay in private homes to meet locals and plans an 11 month journey budgeting seven thousand dollars for the trip.
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Phoenix
Ariz
California
Wide Plains
Texas
Jan Wood
Reseda
Calif
Cindy
Europe
Africa
Near East
India
Southwest Asia
Australia
Central America
Skies to Clear After Showers Forecast
After a fair Sunday clouds produced showers in the afternoon and tonight. Tomorrow should be clearing and cooler with temperatures ranging from the mid 30s to the mid 50s. Night lows near 37 rose to 55 this afternoon before dropping to 40 tonight.
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Carey Lee
Willie Hayes
Cecil
Davidson
Ellington
S. Main ST
Curtiss
Miami, Su
Ward ST
Harvey Dolan Gordon
Gordon
COCA
COLAS
Jiffy
Vaughn
High Point N. Main ST
Borden Ballard
Pillsbury
N. Main St
Gilbert E. Marsh
Vine Street
Eh Chiropractic
Gearing Aat
Tory Sjonvenen WN
R. R. Rogers
Johnson St
Reed Supply CO
City Shoe Shop
W. Commerc
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