Hartzler Appointed AFSC Southeastern Executive Secretary
Wilton E. Hartzler named executive secretary for the Southeastern region of the American Friends Service Committee. He will move from Philadelphia to the High Point office in North Carolina. Hartzler previously directed US projects for AFSC and served in civilian public service during 1943 to 1946. His wife and three children will join him in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton E. Hartzler
American Friends Service Committee
Claude Shotts
Mittee
High Point
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Hartzler
United States
AFSC
Ase
Bison
Oi Sme
Resie Fom the Adversaty
Chicago
Hartzlers
Springfield
Speaker Ban Endorsed By GOP Group
The Republicans of High Point endorsed a resolution supporting North Carolina's Speaker Ban Law. The group discussed finding candidates with conservative views and opposed allowing speakers from state-supported platforms to advocate overthrow of the Constitution.
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Speaker Ban
GOP Group
Republicans
High Point
Right
Point
Oeme
North Carolina
Smith Named DCC Board Appointment and Trustees Elected
Smith is appointed to the DCC board as director of the college evening division. Trustees elect Felix O. Gee of Lexington to another term as chairman and name Mrs. C. L. White Jr. of Thomasville as secretary. Russell F. Van Landingham, a Thomasville attorney, is named trustee.
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Hunt
Felix O. Gee
Lexington
L. White Jr
Thomasville
Russell F. van Landingham
Oaks
Young Chair City Motorist Faces Multiple Charges
Dale Land, 21, of Shell Road Thomasville, faces assault and traffic charges after a late night wreck on Everhart Road. Police say Land, driving a pickup owned by a local firm, fled the scene and later aided an injured companion before fleeing toward Lake Road. A separate incident involved Mrs. Jarvis identifying Land as the man who attempted to force entry into her car. a warrant charges assault on a female in that case. Investigation continues.
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Thomasville
Shell Road
Dale Land
Rt. 5
Land
Everhart Road
Here
Peace Street
Lexington Avenue
Highway Patrol
Davidson County
Dyer
High Point
City Mer
Rial Hospital
Toe High Point Memorial Hospital
Larwecl
Everhart
Dyermov
O. Jarvis
Pennington
Deaton’s Grocery
Grace Firm
Land Today
Jarvis
Police Investigate School Vandalism And Break-ins
Police report Parkview Elementary and nearby homes burglarized with windows broken doors damaged and valuables missing. Investigations tie to several break-ins July 12 13 and another larceny case linked to Theodore Price Jr. Police note multiple wrecks no injuries and no arrests at this time.
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Parkview
Money
Cllicue
Davis
Homewood Street
Ledford
Farriss Avenue
Theodore Price Jr
Hatteras Yacht Co
Wits
Tot Wolley Street
Cub Scout Pack 114 Plans Thomasville Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 114 will hold a family meeting at Emanuel United Church of Christ in Thomasville at 3 30 p m. The event includes a picnic and a program themed Our National Heritage with four dens participating.
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Thomasville
Emanuel United Church of Christ
Real Estate Transfers in Point and Jamestown Townships
Realty transfers include William F. Sherman Jr and wife to Carl S. Lambeth and wife for Westward Developments, Ate man Manufacturing Co to Perley A. Thomas Car Works Inc on West Fairfield Road, A XX Brewer and wife to Fairwood sub CAC, to Moses Lamet and wife, Edward Post as commissioner to Abby Boles on Corbitt Street, William L. Coltrane and wife to James M. Dawkins and wife in Hills, William R. Coggins and wife to Bobby L. on two lots in Allendin Heights, Caeal Schear trustee of Paige Blackwell and wife on Penr road, M Wade and wife to Maggie Sechrest on M. C. ach property.
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Baigh Point
William F. Shermen Jr
Carl S. Lambeth
Ate
Man Manufacturing Co
Perle
A. Thomas Car Works Inc
West Fairfield Road
Brewer
Fairwoork Ae
Fairwood
Moses Lamet J
Edward Post
Boles
Corbitt Street
William L. Coltrane
M. Dawkins
Hills
Jamestown
William R. Coggins
L. Ae
Ailendin Heights
Caeal Schear
Paige Black
Well and
Wade
Magie
Sechrest
M. C. Ach
School Fund Issue To Be Discussed In Randolph County
Randolph County faces a decision on November 2 about financing school improvements. A joint 7:30 p.m. meeting of the County Commissioners and County Board of Education at the courthouse aims to unify positions on two proposals from the recent legislature. One option is issuing up to 4.5 million dollars in bonds. the other is a special property tax levy to fund the plan.
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Randolph
Asheboro
Bess Finch
Randolph County
Lloyd Brown
Charles Joyce
Don Wrenn
Randolph County Board of Education
Commissioners
Roby Garner
Aamon
Mass Meet On Schools Scheduled In Randolph County
Citizens urge turnout for a mass meeting titled improving Randolph County schools through bonds or a special tax levy. Sylvian Routh, chair, appeals to residents to attend this week for better schools for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph County
Citizens For Better Schools
Sylvian Routh
Randolph Electrical Course Opens at Industrial Education Center
ASHEBORO The Randolph Industrial Education Center offers a short course in practical methods of electrical work. The program covers fundamentals and wiring for home farm and light power jobs. Enrollment is limited to 15, with sessions starting July 26 at 8 a.m. and lasting 15 meetings.
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Asheboro
Randolph Industrial Education Center
Agents Destroy Hidden Stills in Emmons Township
Two 250 gallon submarine stills and 450 gallons of mash were seized by deputies from the Emmons Township area. No arrests were made as officers reported the distilleries had been used several times and declined to disclose exact locations.
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Thomasville
Emmons
Randolph Board To Adopt Budget
Randolph County Board of Commissioners will meet tonight to adopt the 1965 66 budget. Chairman Ira McDowell said the budget session precedes a joint meeting with the Randolph County Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County Board of Commissioners
Ira McDowell
Randolph County Board of Education
Dr Huggin speaks at J C meet on church climate
Dr James G Huggin pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church addressed the High Point Jaycees on the new climate among churches reviewing Christian Jewish relations and Catholics Protestant ties since Rome conferences. He noted deep rooted differences remain but predicted broader understanding ahead. Del Foster praised Soap Box Derby champs Steve Best and Dennis Moore, Jaycee of the Month Harold Martin, and Junior Tennis turnout rises to a record 37 teens. New Nu Jays introduced and new member Tom Whitt named. attendees Paul Gibbs Raleigh Sam Nagle Guilford College Cecil Cook Winston-Salem.
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Huggin
Rome
del Foster
Steve Best
Dennis Moore
Paul Nash
Harold Martin
Martin
Jordan Washburn
High Point College
Bill Brown
Jim Pringle
Horton Godwin
L Helmstetler
Woody Branch
Tom Whitt
Na&v
Ers
Paul Gibbs
Raleigh
Sam Nagle
Guilford College
Cecil Cook
Winston-Salem
Buffet supper at Horneytown Fire Station Saturday
Circle No II of WSCS at Bunker Hill Methodist sponsors a buffet style supper at the Horneytown Fire Station from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Donations will be accepted to support the church group and station activities
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Horneytown
Circle No. II
WSCS
Bunker Hill Methodist
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DCC Board
Young Chair City
Ellas
M. Hamilton St
Aver St
Mineosa
Charles Edward Hill Jr
Moffitt Drive
N. Hamilton Street
Cub
Gill Fox
Nicky
Realty
High Point Enterprise
Tia
Randolph County Board of Com
Board of Commissioners
Board of Education
Randolph Board
Dr. Huggin
J.C
James G. Huggin
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point Jaycees
Jaycee
Israel
Leroy Lackey
N. C. Department Legion
I. T. Mann Post 87
L. Palmer Barrett
Henry
Rth & Realty Co
DODGE
Dodge Trucks
Dodge Boys
Horace G.ilderton
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
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