Baptists Plan Wide Church Survey in High Point Area
The Baptist Churches of the High Point area will conduct a community survey January 13 to 23, contacting over 20,000 families. The Church Development Department of Raleigh assists. the effort seeks church membership prospects and permanent resident records with zone captains tracking births deaths and marriages. Oak View Baptist Church hosts a training meeting at 7:30 pm to outline the program and survey director instructions.
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Baptist Churches
High Point Area
Church Development Department of
Raleigh
Oak View Baptist Church
Southern consolidates operations in regional freight area
Southern Railway announces consolidation of High Point Greensboro and part of Atlanta territory into a freight traffic development area. Roy F. Smith becomes division freight agent based in Greensboro. A M Owen continues freight operations and sales responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
High Point
Greensboro
Atlanta
Roy F. Smith
E. L Faulconer
A. M. Owen
Southern
H. D. Minnis
Faulconer
Smith
Youths Facing More Charges in Vend Machine Theft Case
Virgil Stephenson 20 and William Huffman 21 of Blair Street were convicted in a special Recorder's Court session for two counts each of larceny and receiving related to merchandise valued at 148 dollars stolen from Mann's Drug Store No. 4. They face transfer to High Point police for further charges.
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Thomasville
High Point
Recorder’s Court
Virgil Stephenson
William R. Huffman
Blair Street
Mann
Recorder's Court
Be Sure Mail Is Unmailable Under New Rules
H Farlow, superintendent of mails at the High Point Post Office, said today that a large amount of incoming mail is unmailable under new postal regulations. Envelopes, ecards, self mailers or other mail matter under three inches wide and 4.5 inches long are unmailable, and mail shaped other than rectangular is not mail able. Such mail will be returned to the sender or forwarded to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Farlow
High Point Post Office
Farlow
Police Book Body At Rail Track In Thomasville
A passenger train halted at a Thomasville depot and a man fell from the car, later identified as Witton W. Hall. He was arrested for public drunkenness and violating prohibition law. Police also charged Otis Graves with a bad check, bond set at $300, due trial Jan. 18. Nathaniel Harris charged with assault with a deadly weapon, bond $200, trial Jan. 18.
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Thomasville
Felice
Witton W. Hall
Rt. 2
Washington, D. C
Otis Graves
Bassinger St
Graves
C. G. Fisher
Nathaniel Harris
Church Street
Nancy Epps
Nasser to visit Algeria on eve of independence jubilee
CAIRG reports President Gamal Abdel Nasser will travel to Algeria next July at the invitation of Premier Ben Bella to mark the first anniversary of Algeria’s independence from France.
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CAIRG
Gamal Abdel’ Nasser
Algeria
Ben Bella
France
Couple Escapes Flaming Vehicle on Highway Collision
A Florida couple escaped a burning station wagon after a rear end collision with a truck driven by Hoyle Byrum of Greensboro. Byrum faced reckless driving charges and was released on bond for Recorder's Court. A second minor crash nearby involved Dorothy Hunt. both incidents caused about $600 in damages.
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Thomasville
Florida
Gerald Morgan
Walter Myers
City Memorial Hospital
Hoyle A. Byrum
Greensboro
Pilot Fire Department
Byrum
Recorder's Court
Lowder Supply Co
Dorothy Hunt
Virginia Avenue
Man Charged For Stealing Champagne From Store
Clarence Quinn, 23, of W Green Street, was arrested on a Dudley Wells issued warrant after allegedly stealing a bottle of Sparkling wine worth 3.99 from Kroger’s on S Main Street on December 4. Jessie James Anderson, 47, of Henry Street, faced a prohibition violation and Charles H Pridgen, 23, of Prospect Street, was charged with issuing a 44.11 dollar worthless check to Mauldin Buick.
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Clarence Quinn
W. Green Street
Dudley Wells
Kroger’s
S. Main Street
Wells
Quinn
Jessie James Anderson
Henry Street
Charles H. Pridgen
Prospect Street
Mauldin Buick
Warehouse Ready For Occupancy
Thomasville Furniture Industries will move into a new three story warehouse and shipping facility once weather allows. The 122000 square foot space adds to a yearly total of 175685 square feet. The plant in Thomasville and Winston Salem total about 500000 square feet. The building includes ground floor trucking platforms second floor railroad loading and an overhead conveyor system with rubber tired carts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Winston-Salem
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Baptists Planning Church Survey
Hood
Kedmans
March of Dimes
Lee Hanner
Jaycee
Lloyd Clodfelter
Moose Club
Jayceé
Johnny Thomason
Oy Dick Swaim
Cecil
Office Equipment CO
S. Main ST
Finance & Acceptance Corp
Morgan
Man In Theft
Evang. ‘Doyle Hart
Evang
Maurice Hart
Harts
Dallas, Texas
High Point Recreation Center
Ward
English Streets
Duke Power
Duke Power Residential
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