Three youths charged in Fairview Drive break-ins
Deputies arrested Thurman Clements 16 and William Click 17 after a string of break-ins on Fairview Drive. A 15 year old was also arrested. all face charges of breaking and entering larceny and receiving. The juvenile was jailed with bond set at 200 dollars.
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Lexington
Fairview Drive
Davidson County
Thurman
William Clements
William Robert Click
Benny Loop
Frank Smith
C. W. Long
Smith
Clements
Click
Welfare Department
Area Students Compete For Morehead Scholarships
Eight central Piedmont high school seniors vie for Morehead Awards four year UNC scholarships. District IV and VII finalists interview January 25 at Winston-Salem and Statesville hotels, with six per district advancing to Chapel Hill for Central Committee review. Trustees select final recipients after further interviews.
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Central Piedmont
Morehead
Ee Eee
UNC
John Motley Morehead
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Winston-Salem
John William Southerland Jr
White
Trinity
Vance Motor Hotel
Statesville
Michael Ray Cox
Thomasville
Michael David Zimmerman
James Alvin Philpott Jr
Charles Clarence Green Jr
Lexington
Chapel Hill
Central Morehead Awards Committee
Morehead Foundation
Central Committee
Cattlemen Invite Guilford County to State Conference
A number of Guilford County cattlemen are expected at the 14th annual North Carolina Cattlemen's Conference to be held Thursday and Friday at North Carolina State College. Francis Peebles, agricultural cattle specialist, said county attendees should meet at 7 a.m. Thursday at the Agricultural on Burlington Road to form a group. The program includes a session on what Ohio feeders think of North Carolina feeder calves and a talk on beef and parasite treatment.
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Guilford County
North Carolina Cattlemen's
North Carolina State College
Francis Peebles
Burlington Road
Pos Group
Peebles
Brooks
Ohio
North Carolina
Stanley Steamer Fire Linked to Early Electric Heater
Firemen investigated a blaze involving a 1911 Stanley Steamer and three historic cars, including a 1925 Pierce Arrow, a 1910 Ford, and a 1909 Olds. Authorities traced the ignition to a defective electric heater cord used to prevent cooling system freezing, pulled from a Randolph Street garage.
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Thomasville
Stanley
Dave Hinkle
Randolph Street
Grease Fire Claimed Minor Damage in City Ovens
Firefighters responded to several calls including a grease fire in a Tan Pie oven at the Mearnl Coffee Shop on W Broad Street and a defective furnace at First Baptist Church on East Washington Drive. Olin Robertson of Tater reported a car fire from backfiring through a carburetor with $40 damage at the intersection of S Main Street and Ward Avenue.
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Meade
High Fire Department
Mearnl
W. Broad Street
Viene
First Baptist Church
East Washington Drive
Olin Robertson
Tater
S. Main Street
Ward ‘Avenue
Lexington Fire Station Bid Accepted
Lexington City Council accepted Gray Construction Co. bid of 42 980 for a second fire station at Cotton Grove Road and Harkey Street. Construction to start immediately with temporary use of equipment from the Center Street station. The L shaped two story building will be 54 by 80 feet with sleeping quarters and a recreation area. First line units at Center Street include three pumpers an aerial truck plus two standby pumpers a service truck and two cars.
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Lexington
Gray Construction Co
Cotton Grove Road
Harkey Street
Center Street
City Hall
Civitan Club Plans Thomasville Meet and Honors Members
The Thomasville Civitan Club arranged to host Zone 5 meeting at the Woman's Club on January 25 with club representatives from Zone 5 to attend. Robert Rankin will preside. The group honored Dr. J A Palmer retiree and charter member, now Civitan chaplain. Dr O R Hodgin spoke on a recent Africa and the Middle East trip.
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Thomasville
Thomsasville Civitan Club
Woman's Club
Robert Rankin
Welcome School
J. A. Palmer
Heidelberg Unitied Church of Christ
Palmer
Civitan
O. R. Hodgin
Africa
Middle
Zoning Board to Hear Bryant Apartment Request
The High Point Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet at 4 p.m. in the City County Building Small Claims Room to hear Hubert M. Bryant seek permission to erect residential apartments on a site exceeding 60 000 square feet along the south side of Kivett Drive between Beech Street and Wade Drive.
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High Point Zoning Board of Adjustment
Small Claims
City County
Hubert M. Bryant
Kivett Drive
Beech Street
Wade Drive
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