Davidson Man Killed. County 32nd Road Fatality
A 36 year old man from Lexington identified as Joseph Edward Smith died in a two vehicle crash on North Carolina 150. His car crossed the center line and collided with a southbound vehicle driven by Wayne Hartness injuring him. The crash occurred about 3 50 p m Saturday. The county total of 32 road deaths includes 25 on highways and rural roads and two in Thomasville and five in Lexington.
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Churchland
Davidson County
N. C
Highway Patrol
Josep Edward Smith
Rt. 5
Lexington
John Scruggs
Smith
Wayne Hartness
Inwood
Rowan ~Oria
Salisto
Scruggs
Hartness
Davidson
Thomasville
Randolph County Year in Review 1966 Highlights
Randolph County faced growth and problems in 1966 with school consolidation debates and funding fights. Major developments touched education spanning new classrooms at Randleman High School, a new county jail and courthouse elevator, expanded utilities in Ramseur and Randleman, a new Asheboro post office, and mental health facility efforts. County voters backed taxes for schools and an airport, while Republicans dominated local and state races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashebord
Randolph
County Board of Education
Trinity - Archdale
Trinity-Archdale
Asheboro Ramseur
Randleman
New Asheboro
Randolph County
Asheboro
First National Bank of
Sunset Avenue
Union Carbide
Ramseur Furniture Works
Randolph Technical Institute
Randolph County Court
Archdale-Trinity
Liberty
Rocky Mount
Jim Gardner
Lloyd Brown
L. T. Hammond Jr
Fragmented OCR Patient Ledger Snippet
An unreadable OCR fragment shows monetary values and partial phrases. The legible parts include numbers like 3646 and 704.02 with scattered symbols and stray letters, lacking identifiable names or events to define a clear news item.
Dividends 5 26 66 208
A brief financial notice lists dividend figures 5 26 66 and 208 in sequence. Details on issuing company or dates are not provided.
Statement of Condition Highlights Atlantic Savings & Loan
The document shows that individuals and organizations have entrusted Atlantic Savings & Loan with 13,119,700.71 dollars in full paid and optional shares. It emphasizes LOANS as money in use to build homes, create jobs, and support local business and trades through construction, real estate, and contracting activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Savings & Loan
High Point
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Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Board of Education
New Market
Ash-Rand
Ramseur
Wright
Optical Company
West Washington
Greensboro
South Elm St
Calhoun
Russell Stover
America
N. Main
West End
E. Green
Sun
Davis Patrol
Stock
Federal Home Loan Bank
U.S
Wage
Advance Federal Home Loan Bank
Federal Insurance Reserve For
C. A. Kirkman
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Joe A. Johnson
D. A. Rawley
Geo. W. Lyles, Jr
Ruth Bennet
George Covington
James B. Lovelace
R. Kerner Amos
Vance Kester
J. D. Dobbins
Robert Davis
Wm. A. Horney, Jr
George E. Freeman
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Atlantic
N. Main ST
The
Carillonic Bells
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