Aerial Earls Reach 80 Feet In Flight Act
Bob Earl and partner Betty Baxley perform as the Aerial Earls, 80 feet above ground in Spradley’s Supermarket lot. They rise their 80 foot ladder rig with trapeze rings and swirls, touring fairs, circuses and parks. Next stop Philadelphia Mississippi after Cuba tour. Doris grounded due to new baby on the way.
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Fred Barber
Spradley's
Broad Street
Bob Earl
Earl
Betty Baxley
Dorris
Betty
Sarasota
Fla
Miss Baxley
Doris
Philadelphia
Miss
Earls
Cuba
Hinson Seeks Delay in Several Street Projects
High Point city council will consider postponing the Willowbrook kink removal on Willowbrook Street at Vail Street and delaying E College Drive paving and Elm Street extension pending more study and rights of way. Bided items total 153 320.95 without College Drive. 216 133.75 with it. Thompson Arthur Paving Co. favored for Willowbrook. Council session at 9 30 a m Tuesday at city hall.
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High Point
T. E. Hin
Willowbrook Street
Vail Street
E. College Drive
Elm Street
Morris Street
Highland Avenue
Hoskin Street
E. Washington Street
Kivett Drive
E. State Street
N. Hamilton
Johnson Streets
E. Farriss Avenue
Broad Street
Dalton Street
Phillips Street
College Drive
Totera Street
Utilities Department
Council Chamber
City Hall
Opening of Two Realty Firms in High Point
On Sunday July 19 1959 Al B Harris and Lang Mullinnix announce Harris Mullinnix Realty Co at Wright Building High Point offering all types of real estate services. Harris secretary treasurer of the High Point Board of Realtors and Mullinnix former South Carolina Tax Commission official join Welborn Malpass in forming Malpass Realty Co at 1907 North Main Street with son Ray Malpass slated to assist.
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High Point
al B. Harris
Lang Mullinix
Harris- Mullinnix Realty Co
Wright Buildig
Harris and Mullinnix
Kvonts Realty Inc
Harris
Realtors Institute
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Association of Realtors
High Point Board of Realtors
First Methodist Church
Ramona Rhodes
Tipton St
Mullinnix
University of South Carolina, School of Business Administration
South Carolina Tax Commission
James S. Conrad Inc
Equitable Life Assurance Society
First Presbyterian Church
New Sears Catalog Mailed For Fall Winter Selling Season
Sears issues a new catalog listing more than 135000 items on 1590 pages. Distribution will take about five weeks across eight editions for Sears 11 mail order houses. Prices in the catalog stay even with prior Sears pricing.
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Sears
Weather Card Forecast Sees Unsettled Weather Through Monday
The Friendship weatherman predicts unsettled conditions through Monday as a cool front from the northwest nears High Point. Today will be cloudy with scattered thundershowers this afternoon, highs near 88, and a 99 degree high expected Monday. Night low around 69 and yesterday’s high was 84. The northwest front will bring a cooling trend with a modest drop offset by more sunshine later.
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Friendship Weatherman
Small Firms Are Awarded Contracts in North Carolina
Robert B. Horn ing of the Charlotte SBA announced that in May 1959 North Carolina small business firms received 726,786 in Government contracts. The awards came under SBA's cooperative set aside program with civilian and defense agencies reserving contracts for exclusive award to small firms. One recipient listed is Colonial Area Co. of High Point.
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Charlotte
Robert B. Horning
Small Business Administration
North Carolina
SBA
Reserve
Colonial Aera Co
High Point
Firefighters Guard Cattle at Cayuta Lumber Mill
About 100 beef cattle roam the Cayuta New York lumber mill pastures to ward off fire by trimming grass as the season grows dry. The herd is part of a protection effort that started with 20 cattle.
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Cayuta, N. Y
THIS AND THAT by Forrest Cates
Psychoanalyst fails to save a gore heavy film where a killer gadgets robotic traps to dispatch thrill-seeking victims. The plot lurches through a series of murders with a journalist villain and a reluctant detective arc amid sensational overtones.
Hollywood Name Contest Starts Sunday With Prizes
The Enterprise announces a Family Weekly Name the Stars of Tomorrow contest with over $60,000 in prizes. Weekly rounds feature a different actor or actress and judges include Janet Leigh Jerry Wald Henry Willson and Peer Oppenheimer.
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Family
Brazil
Hollywood
Star of Tomorrow
Janet Leigh
Jerry Wald
Henry Willson
Family Weekly
Peer Oppenheimer
Shelley Winters
Rock Hudson
Doris Day
Kirk Douglas
Gertrude Ederle
Varig Airlines
Rio
Gloria
RCA
Westinghouse
Nesco Electric
Airex
Seth Thomas
American College
The
Enterprise
Guilford and Randolph Get Road Money Allocation
Guilford and Randolph were among five of the state's 100 counties to receive over $400,000 in a State Highway Commission allocation for construction of secondary roads. Total state-wide appropriation.
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Guilford
Randolph
State Highway Commission
Guilford County
Randolph County
Forsyth County
Charges Made In Car Crash Near City Limits
Five people were injured in a three car wreck on Highway 311 North near the city line at 7 50 p m Newsome 22 of E Green Street will be charged in the incident Mrs Frances Brown of W State Street was making a left when Newsome collided with her car Brown’s vehicle veered into a ditch and then into a third car driven by Dr O E Tillman of High Point Several others including Brown's 12 year old son Tony and the Coles suffered minor injuries Dr Tillman was unhurt The report notes hospital care and ongoing assessment of Brown's injuries
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Highway 311
Robert Lee Newsome
E.green Street
Frances Cole Brown
W. State Street
Newsome
High Point
O. E. Tillman
Brown
Memorial Hospital
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David Cox
Hinson
High Point Enterprise
Ray Malpass
AL Harris
Harris-Mullinnix Realty CO
Welborn
Malpass Realty CO
Hessee
Forrest Cates
Dom
Spear
Knife
311
Wreck Hurts
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