Four Injured In Sunday Traffic Wrecks
Police reports detail five Sunday wrecks with four injured and no serious injuries. At 2 40 p.m. on Washington Drive and Hoskins Street William Alston 43 Windley Street was hurt and cited for failing to yield. Kathleen Shaffer 22 Madison Avenue was the other driver. Damages just over 1. At 5 p.m. on W Green Drive Elbert Bennett 28 Harrison Street was injured when his car hit a telephone pole. Damage about 400 and Bennett charged with exceeding a safe speed. At midnight on N Main Street and Parris Avenue Lonnie Jackson Centennial Street injured. James Church Centennial charged with failing to reduce speed. At 11 a.m. on 185 Melvin Williams Route 5 injured in car driven by Joyce Williams. John Wiggins 41 Columbia cited. damage over 700. At 4 20 p.m. on Ward Street Saturday Bookie Hillown 21 Richland Avenue injured when his car struck a bridge support. Damage about 2500. no charges.
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Washington Drive
Hoskins
Harrison Street
Damge
Bennett
Lonnie Jackson
Centennial Street
James Church
Centennial
N. Main Street
Parris Avenue
Jackson
Church
Melvin Wiliams
Route 5
Joyce Williams
John Wiggins
Columbia
Ward Street
Bookie Hillown
Richland Avenue
City weighs annexing undeveloped east area
A department argues annexation is logical, meeting density and state law. The undeveloped eastern area faces development delays due to soil not qualifying for septic systems under health laws. Some residents favor Jamestown over High Point for annexation.
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Fcf
American Land Co
Jamestown
High Point
North Asheboro Plans Third Vote On City Annexation
North Asheboro residents will vote again on joining Asheboro, as the sanitary district commissions approve a third election. Previous votes rejected city incorporation, but a past water shortage and interest from major local plants influence officials. The council weighs tying the move to a $47 million water system bond referendum while awaiting North Asheboro’s action.
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Asheboro
North Asheboro
Central Falls
North
Percussion Recital by Floyd Students at Evans Residence
Three percussion students of John Floyd performed a recital Saturday at Dr. Harris Evans residence. Participants were Bob Averett Lane Evans and Karen Johnston. Floyd a National Association of Rudimental Drummers member and Percussive Art Society member demonstrated methods and techniques and played a snare drum solo.
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John Floyd
Harris Evans
Bob Averett
Lane Evans
Karen Johnston
Floyd
National Assn. of
Rudimental Drummers
Percussive Art Society
New Copying Machine Installed at High Point Library
The High Point Public Library installed a new electrostatic copying machine for public use near the garden entrance of the general reading room. The portable coin operated device replaces the former duplicating machine and reproduces letter and legal size copies with clear results on 84 by 11 inch sheets.
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High Point Public Library
Cashion Installed In Charlotte
Dr. Leonard R. Cashion a High Point orthodontist was installed Saturday as secretary treasurer of the North Carolina Orthodontic Society at the Ramada Inn in Charlotte. Also installed were Dr. L. B. Higley UNC Dental School Chapel Hill president and Dr. Henry Zaytoun of Raleigh president elect. Cashion who has practiced in High Point since 1960 holds degrees from Appalachian State University and UNC Chapel Hill. He is active in Rotary Wesley Memorial Church and the Third District Dental Society and is married with two sons.
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Leonard R. Cashion
High Point
North Carolina Orthodontic Society
Ramada Inn
Charlotte
L. B. Higley
U.N.C. Dental School
Chapel Hill
Henry Zaytoun
Raleigh
Thomas Garrett
Cashion
Appalachian State University
University of North Carolina At
City tutoring and recreation program aided by Concerned Citizens
The plan runs Thursdays 2 30 to 4 30 and Tuesdays 3 to 4 p m with 30 to 40 minutes of tutoring in basic language skills and the rest for recreational activities. Volunteers from Concerned Citizens with teachers certificates staff by High Point College and city recreation staff train the program authorities with donated materials from churches. The group funds janitorial costs and aims to move families from slums to mobile homes while offering homemaking nutrition budgeting and life improvement counseling.
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City Recreation Department
High Point College
Concerned Citizens Organization
North Carolina
Concerned Citizens, Inc
Dean's List honors for John W. Loflin at Massey Institute
John W. Loflin, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Loflin of 4423 South Main Street High Point, was named to Massey Technical Institute Jacksonville Florida Dean's List while majoring in drafting.
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John W. Loflin
William T. Loflin
S. Main St
High Point
Massey Technical Institute
Jacksonville
Fla
John
Public NOTICE OF ESTATE AND ABANDONED VEHICLE ORDERS
Legal notices outline estate administration for Guilford County High Point and a public hearing by the Guilford County Board of Adjustment on zoning and industrial district permits. The document also details disposal of abandoned motor vehicles under city ordinance, with procedures for removal, storage, and potential sale, and lists executors and administratrixes with claim deadlines.
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North Carolina
Guilford
High Point
Lucy
Smyte
City of
Righ Point
Bay of
Jamsary
Pumorat
Byerly, Post & Keziai
Incorporated
Swing Road
AGUS
Friendship Township
Curtis R. Kennedy
Jing City
James
M. Warf
County
Arch Street
Department of Motor Vehicles
Inis
Venicley
Paul W. Craven
Police Department
James McWarf
James Mattocks
Plvai
ULF
Department of Motor
George
Givin Harris
Guilford County
North Carolinas
George Oy
Harris
Samme
Oneer
Sucharmer Sh Phe
High Point North Carolina
Walter Lee King
Walter Lee Ring
Harold
Vancouver Br
N.C
Perk
Aen
Venice
Mission of
Board of Commissioners
Public Redevelopment Commission of
Cpment Commission of
Tima
Pwner
East Central
N.C. Reis
North
Redevelopment Commission
Norkers Emery
East Green Drive
Lemaine
Southern Mater
Furniture Exposition Building, Inc
MOF
Inn New Concrete Centrol
Commerce Avenue
Yelicia
Mangum
Retty H Campbell
Superine Court
Sammie Chess Jr
E. Washington Dr
High Paint
Bonner M
Tate
Guilford Cove
Bo Bonner
Tha
Cty Council Sa 'Sety
Greensboro
Catherine W. Harrington
Est
C. B. Bonner
B. Bonner
M. B. Ca
Turner
Rolling
Rollins
Suggs
Attorneys At Law
High Point Greensboro
Caroling
Herman W. Bernard Chrinn
Overtime policy debate focuses on time and a half pays retroactivity
County officials weigh revising the overtime pay policy to allow time-and-a-half for court employees, noting precedents in Cumberland and Richmond counties and voluntary weekend work. The recommendation lowers requested overtime to 11,528.22 and proposes 1,484.50 for prechange training, while three zoning change requests and tax relief discussions proceed.
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Shore
Cumberland County
Richmond County
Fred Darnley
Witherspoon
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