Atlantic Savings and Loan Assn reports 1964 growth and records
Atlantic Savings and Loan Association announces a 1964 year with assets at 13 491 200 up 1 252 822 from 1963. Savings rose from 11 360 923 to 12 494 403 as the mortgage portfolio expanded. Cridlebaugh highlights high earnings on savings, a strengthened reserve to 948 638, and a favorable 1965 outlook with new and reappointed directors and officers.
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Atlantic Savings and Loan Assm
Association
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Cridiebaugh
Atlantic Savings
Atlantic
Cridlebaugh
Cormrre
O. A. Kirk
Man Learns City Frowns On Noise
High Point enforces an anti noise ordinance under Section 144.4 with citations issued. H W Gaddy 26 of Franklin Street Thomasville cited for operating a motor vehicle creating loud or unnecessary noise and to appear March 12. Other charges include John C Lambeth 35 driving under the influence Terry Logan assault and Larry Allen Richie reckless driving.
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Virginia
High Point
H. W. Gaddy
Franklin Street
Thomasville
Gaddy
John C. Lambeth
Carollina Avenue
Terry Logan
Uwharrie Road
Larry Allen Richie
Smithdeal Re-Elected By Board
Smithdeal was re-elected chairman of trustees for a new two year term at the High Point Memorial Hospital board dinner. Horace Haworth was named vice chairman, Shubal C. Kirkman treasurer, and W. R. Peters secretary and director. Six new members include I. Paul Ingle J. Brooks Reitzel Robert Silver Sidney A. Gayle Jr. R. T. Amos Jr. and P. Hunter Dalton. Founders Life Assurance bid/coverage over one million dollars for hospital employee policy.
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Curtis Smithdeal
High Point Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees
Horace Haworth
Shubal C. Kirkman
W. R. Peters
I. Paul Ingle
J. Brooks Reitzel
Robert Silver
Sidney A. Gayle Jr
R. T. Amos Jr
P. Hunter Dalton
R. T. Amos
Henry A. Foscue
Charles L. Kearns
John W. Clinard
Fred A. Thomas Jr
Ers Life Assurance Company of Carolina
Fair And Cold Weather Ahead
Weather outlook for the area calls for continued cold conditions with fair skies tonight and Thursday. The high on Thursday is forecast at 50 degrees, while the previous night’s low dropped to 36 and the daytime high was 48.
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Friendship
Liquor Store Referendum Move Nears Momentum in High Point
An anonymous group pushes to reopen the liquor store issue after a 1955 vote. They seek to amend the 1955 enabling bill to divert profits to the city general fund, potentially funding expanded services. Petitions would require about 2 700 names from roughly 24 500 registered voters to force a referendum.
Hodges Takes Post In Insurance Firm
Luther H Hodges former secretary of commerce and North Carolina governor takes an official role in Founders Insurance Company He predicted the company will insure over 100 million dollars by end of 1965 Hodges history includes leadership at Marshall Field Company and a long NC governorship with a Kennedy administration appointment.
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Luther H. Hodges
Marshall Field Company
Robert M. Hanes
West Germany
William B. Umstead
John F. Kennedy
Malfunctions Blamed In CD Test Five Sirens Fail
High Point Civil Defense test shows 5 of 16 sirens failed to operate fully with 66 percent coverage. Officials plan checks and repairs, noting most problems stemmed from older equipment. Citizens Band Radio Club aided with a 30 foot antenna trailer and planned future tests.
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Las Ni
High Point
R. Blackburn
Civil Defense
Shire
Pheyil
Easter
Blackburn
High Point Civil Defense
Parks and Feeds Department
R “Ig
Oes Soemiese
Tech Cement & Pa Pln
Greensboro
Spinnett
Ragsdale High School
Jamestown
YMCA Role Of Service Emphasized At High Point Luncheon
High Point civic leaders and media representatives attended a YMCA Week luncheon where Dr. Max Rogers and Max Cooke outlined the Y's growing programs and community dependence. Luther Hodges praised the YMCA as a key mold of men and urged continued support amid urban growth and shifting public needs.
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YMCA
Civic Club
Max Rogers
High Point
Luther H. Hodges
Max Cooke
Rogers
Cooke
Holt McPherson
Hodges
North Carolina
Drers
Fair Grove Fire Department Community Meeting
The annual meeting of the Fair Grove Fire Department will be held at 8 p.m. at the Fair Grove Fire Station. Three board seats will be elected. Members who have paid dues may vote, and every Fair Grove District resident is invited to attend.
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Fair Grove
Fire Department
Fatal Accident Described In Court Hearing
Gene Aikens 23 from Archdale Trinity faces trial in Superior Court on three counts of manslaughter two counts of hit and run driving and two counts of driving on the wrong side of the road. In Municipal Court Judge Byron Haworth found cause on manslaughter counts and handed down misdemeanor judgments.
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Don Follmer
Gene Aikens
Archdale-Trinity
Byron Haworth
Aikens
S. Gray Williamson
High Point Memorial Hospital
Haworth
Superior Court
Lee Wilson Davis
City Wide Doll Show Under Way Across Recreation Centers
A citywide doll show spans three weeks with judging at 15 categories across six recreation centers. First judging begins tomorrow at Goldston and Hillside centers, with public viewings on multiple dates, leading to a final citywide exhibit February 17 to 20 at the Southeastern Furniture Building, co sponsored by WGHP TV High Point.
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Goldston Recreation Center
Hillside Recreation Center
Clara Cox Center
Washington Terrace Center
Washington Terrace
Southeastern Furniture
S. Main St
Wghp-Tv
High Point
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Smithdeal
ABC
Forrest Cates
Enterprise
Council
Guilford
Haigh Point
The
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Bill Hodges
My Jee Eee
Citizens Band
Fire Department Meeting
Westchester
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J. A. Bowers
D. L. Arney
Williamson
Williamsons
S. Gray
Evelyn
Christopher
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