Man Walking on Tracks Struck and Killed by Train
A freight train near U S Highway 64 struck Willie Eugene Hepler about 1 45 p m. Hepler a Lexington resident about 40 was killed instantly. Deputy Frank Smith and Sheriff Homer Lee Cox led the investigation as bystanders watched from embankments and a 30 foot drop.
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High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Highway Patrol
Sheriff’s Department
Lexington City
Spencer
Hepler
Frank Smith
Homer Lee Cox
W. T. Emerson
J.F. Weatherly
Davidson County
Davidson Funeral Home
Southern Railway
Robert T. Chambers
Willie Eugene Hepler
Hamil St
Lexington
Marvin Burts
Guilford County Budget Reflects Property Revaluation
Guilford County's 1964 1965 budget, to be presented Monday in Greensboro, shows growth yet remains under 15 million total. The revaluation boosts tax base, enough to drop the tax rate about 14 cents to roughly 75 or 76 cents per ten dollars, with schools receiving the largest share and new positions funded to meet growth.
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Guilford County
Jamestown
Polio Hospital
Main Street
High Point
Welfare Department
Health Department
Document County
Greensboro
Three in Crash on Kaney Road Escape Injury
THOMASVILLE Three persons escaped serious injury when a 1957 model car driven by Billy Joe Wagoner 20 of Rt. 1 Shuler Road collided with a 1963 model driven by Fred Lee Gammons 19 of Rt. 1 Thomasville after Wagoner crossed the center line. Gammons passenger Howard Wilson Leonard 28 of Rt. 1 was unhurt. Wagoner was charged with driving on the left side and will face Thomasville Recorder's Court July 13.
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Thomasville
Kaney Road
J. F. Weatherly
Billy Joe Wagoner
Rt. 1
Shuler Road
Rich Fork Creek
Fred Lee Gammons
Gammons
Wagoner
Howard Wilson Leonard
Gammons Auto
Wagoner Auto
Thomasville Recorder’s Court
Furniture Designs Exhibited at High Point Library
An Index of American Design exhibit on American furniture history is on display at High Point public library. Loaned by the National Art Gallery, it traces colonial to later designs and notes the New Deal project that preserved craft amid mass production. Additional Index exhibits are planned.
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High Point
National Art Gallery
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Televisions
Radio-Tv
N. Wrenn St
Doe
Harllees
Harllee
Dacron and Cotton Fabrics
Harlee
Arnel
Dacron
Harllee’s
Batiste
Pettipants
Odds and Ends
Harkee’s Girlswear
Children’s
Bob
Artemis
Hartlee’s Lingerie
Harllee’s Sportswear
Harlee’s Girlswear
Harllee’s Children’s Wear
Second Floor
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