Realty Transfers in High Point Townships and Jamestown
Realty transfers list numerous property deeds across High Point Township Jamestown and Deep River townships. Transfers involve G M Mitchell Crestwood Presbyterian Church Frank D Lamb B Finch Kearns Daisy M Shaw William A Lemore Ethel J Grubb W P Cash S W McDowell Howard R Clodfelter D L Lanier E E Blakeley James S Conrad Redevelopment Commission Emma K Allen Annabella King American Land Company D Hedgecock Parker Hawkins Harold E Hall George R Edwards Clinton O Kirkman Bobby R Williams B Shackelford Fy Ray Williard J B Shackelford Herman W Malpass L H Bottoms Everett E Blakeley Rufus King H T Ragan Herbet T Ragan Jr and others across multiple tracts subdivisions and developments.
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High Point Township
G. M. Mitchell
Crestwood Presbyterian Church Inc
Lindale
Frank D. Lamb
B. Finch Kearns
Springdale Development Co
Daisy M. Shaw
William A. Lemore
Highland Cotton Mills
Ethel J. Grubb
W. P. Cash
Golfcrest Development
S. W. McDowell
Howard R. Clodfelter
Clark-Lambeth
D. L. Lanier
E. E. Blakeley
W. H. Davier
James S. Conrad
Redevelopment Commission of
High Point
Withrow Johnson
Emma K. Allen
Annabella King
Deep River Township
American Land Company Inc
Hedgecock and
Parker Hawkins
Jamestown Township
C. V. Walker
Harvey G. Mitchell Jr
Kirkwood Acres
Harold E. Hall
George R. Edwards
Ridgecrest
Clinton O. Kirkman
Bobby R. Williams
Joyce
Pinecroft Roads
Gi. B. Shackelford
North Carolina study to gauge fruit plant feasibility
Commerce and Agriculture Departments announce a one year survey in eight northeastern counties Bertie Chowan Gates Hyde Pasquotank Perquimans Tyrrell Washington to assess economic viability of fruit and vegetable processing plants. Budget 34000 dollars funded by Area Redevelopment Administration and Agriculture Department.
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Washington
North Carolina
Commerce Department
Economic Research Service
Agriculture Department
Bertie
Chowan
Gates
Hyde
Pasquotank
Perquimans
Tyrrell
Area Redevelopment Administration
Three Chair City Firms Plan Move
A trio of downtown firms in Thomasville will relocate within the main business district. Joe Swicegood moves Economart from Salem Street to the Post Office Annex, consolidating stock there. Cecil's Office Supplies shifts from Wachovia Bank space to the Econo mart building, while Domestic Loans transfers from the Old Bank Building to Cecil's former quarters.
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Thomasville
Joe Swicegood
Economart
Salem Street
Post Office
Cecil
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Bank
Cecil's
North Carolina to Expect Rain Across State Tonight
Mild weekend temperatures gave way to a rain system moving eastward across North Carolina. The rain is expected to reach the mountains by afternoon and spread statewide, ending Tuesday morning. Daily highs ranged from the 50s and 60s with overnight lows near freezing in several cities.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Greensboro
Raleigh
Willington
Firemen Answer False Alarm In Thomasville
Thomasville firefighters responded to a 8:55 p.m. alarm at Reed Supply Co on National Highway. Officials said the report was a false alarm and there were no additional calls that night.
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Thomasville
Reed Supply Co
National Highway
Post Office Parking To Be Pictured
Thomasville police photographers will record traffic conditions in front of the new postal facility at W Main and Fisher Ferry streets. Images will be sent to the Post Office and GSA officials in Charlotte and Atlanta. City Council wants immediate action to expand parking. photographers will work near the building next week and photos forwarded to City Manager Peter F. Lydens.
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Thomasville
W. Main
Fisher Ferry
Post Office
General Services Administration
Charlotte
Atlanta
Peter F. Lydens
Paul M. Shore
Traffic Committee of Council
Prayer for Today in Daily Communion with Thee
Prayer asking Almighty God to make every moment a continuous communion with Thee and to seek Thy will before every decision word action or place. Includes signature Roy E H Stetler Jr minister Cheverly Maryland United Brethren Church.
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Christ
Jess
Roy EH. Stetler, Jr
Cheverly, Md
Cheverly
Thomasville to Accept Bids for Bond Shelter
A planned fallout shelter to be built at the federal building on W Main Street in Thomasville will start accepting bids January 21 at 2 pm through the General Services Administration. Plans will be available at the postal facility on Fisher Ferry Street to contractors and dealers. Two other shelters exist in the Chair City at City Hall and the High School.
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Thomasville
Federal
W. Main Street
Congress
General Services Administration
Fisher Ferry
en-iChair City
Trance
Main Street
Thief Impersonates Employee at Rochester Parking Lot
A young man broke into a downtown Rochester parking lot office and posed as an employee. He collected 50 cents from each driver as cars lined up, then fled as police investigated on Sunday.
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Rochester
N.Y
Bennettsville
S.C
Pee Dee River
Maynard H. Tillie
Pormerly
Portsmouth
Valice
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Ragan
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Herbert T. Ragan Jr
Brockett Farm
Herbert T. Ragan
Hz. Ragan
Sultana
Jane Parker
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Tower Loan Co
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