Snow Lumber Property Appraisal Sets Value at 190000
City Council hears High Point Board of Realtors appraisal valuing Snow Lumber Company property at 190000, 20900 below owners’ 210000 asking. Majority owner Carter Dalton seeks to withdraw the option and open negotiations to sell part or all for 210000, while city attorney Grover Jones questions the option’s legal worth and potential moral binding. The matter, tied to adjacent City Hall site value, is referred to committee for recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Board of Realtors
Snow Lumber Company
Carter Dalton
Dalton
Grover Jones
Jones
Eid Ot
Ues
Henry Koonts
Rty
Praigg-Smith to Host Public Radio Talk On Taxation
Lynwood Smith and Noble T. Praigg present the second monthly National Affairs Committee program titled The Business Viewpoint. At 7:30 PM tonight on WMFR the dialogue examines government spending and its effect on taxation.
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Lynwood Smith
Noble T. Praigg
Chamber of Commerce
WMFR
City Allows multiple families in Residence A zones
After months of discussion the City Council passed an ordinance permitting more than one family to live in houses in Residence A zones under conditions. Off street parking must be provided for additional residents the conversion house must be at least ten years old and the total floor area at least 2000 square feet in Area District 1 and Pie Aea outside the converted house must be kept in the required condition.
William A Bullins dies in Winston-Salem hospital
William A Bullins of Trinity died after three weeks illness in Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem shortly after midnight. Born June 23 1901 in Stokes County he leaves wife Hessie Nicholas and two children, plus siblings and in laws. Funeral at Glenola Baptist church Wednesday at 4 pm with burial in Floral Garden.
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William
Trinity
Winston-Salem
Bullins
Stokes County
S. J
Martha Jane Riggs Bullins
Es Adams Mill
Glenola
Hessie Nicholas
John Hill
Archdale
William O. Bullins
High Point
Lester
Edgar Bullins
Asheboro
Roy
Francisco
N. C
Odell Bullins
C. B. Brookbank
Kenney Poole
Henry Richardson
Sandy Ridge
Coy Mabe
Walnut Cove
Roy Mabe
Glenola Baptist Church
Charles J. McBride
Woodrow W. Robbins
East Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Floral Garden
Yowg
Legion Meet Sets Tonight at L T Mann Post
The American Legion L T Mann Post on High Street hosts a 7 30 p m meeting focusing on the Junior Legion Baseball program and the Department Convention starting Saturday. Guest speaker William Stronach city recreation director leads a forum on the city's athletic program and future plans. Legionaries urged to attend. coffee and doughnuts served after.
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L T. Mann
American Legion
High Street
Junior Legion
William Stronach
High Point
Legionaries
Thomasville Approves Purchase of Two Children's Rides
The city votes to buy a plane swing and a train from Paul A. Clinard for 7500 to operate at City Memorial Park. Both rides meet Recreation Department specs and will run now with reduced pricing: 8 cents per ticket and 15 cents for two.
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Thomasville
Paul A. Clinard
City Memorial Park
Clinard
Recreation Department
Life Saving Course Open To Youngsters
Thomasville pool opens for 1952 summer season and starts Junior and Senior life saving courses. Richard Llewellyn will instruct starting June 9. Free enrollment for ages 12 to 15 and over 16, with programs at no cost. June 23 offers free beginner instruction for younger children.
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Thomasville
American Red Cross
Richard Llewellyn
Bar Committee Opposes Temporary Court Space Plan
The High Point Bar Association urges the City Council to reject spending 30 000 to 40 000 on the old city garage for a temporary courtroom. Lawyers push County Building expansion to house both Municipal Courts and seek a county lease option with a pending enabling act for next Legislature. Mayor Kearns notes County Commissioner Porter favors the building. council undecided but receptive to the idea.
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High Point Bar Association
Wrenn Street
Board of
Lane Commissioners
Louis Fisher
Arch Schoch
Amos Kearns
An Porter
Esatreet
Kearns
Richard Crowder Wins Duke Robert E. Lee Prize
Senior Richard Joseph Crowder of High Point wins Duke University’s Robert E. Lee Prize at the 100th Commencement. The $50 award honors character, leadership, and achievement, and Crowder is noted for his Red Friars membership, Judicial Board service, SGA treasurer role, Omicron Delta Kappa, and basketball talent.
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Duke University
Robert E. Lee
Richard Joseph Crowder
High Point
Duke
A. W. Plyler
Plyler
Crowder
Maxey J. Crowder
Steele Street
The
Red Friars
Men's Student Government Association
Student Government Association
Omicron Delta Kappa
America Looks to Youth Says Smith at Commencement
Senator Willie Smith urged 112 High Point College graduates to act as leaders, saying America looks to its youth for new energy and responsibility. He warned against a mixed economy and stressed freedom, urging graduates to engage in public life as the nation weighs free enterprise versus socialism.
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High Point College
Willie Smith
America
Smith
Roberts Hall
Igomery
Lucille Craver
Lexi
Rabinowitz
Jerry Jarvis
Winston-Salem
Charlotte Amon
Ouida Dulin
Lexington
Frank M. Fare
Charles Caudill Imington
Minnie P. Harrell
John Howard Allen
Eldorado
Louie Eargle
Waxhaw
Mary L. Tomlinson
Willie Davis
Dennis. J. Cooke
Methodist
Wilson O
Thomasville
Guy B. Phillips
University of North Carolina
Carl Howie King
Salisbury
Board of Christian Education of
the Methodist Church
D. D
Wilson O. Weldon
Memorial Methodist
Hite
Weather forecast notes warm trend with possible showers
The forecast from the Weather Bureau predicts continued warmth through today and Wednesday with a chance of scattered showers after noon tomorrow. Last night’s low was 60 and tonight’s low is forecast at 4 with this afternoon’s high near 85 and 86 tomorrow.
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Friend
Shop Weather Bureau
Judge Suspends Sentence For Driving Drunk
John B. Beck of 218 Moon Street was found guilty of drunken driving in Recorder's Court. He received a six month jail term suspended on good behavior, a one year license suspension, and a $100 fine plus court costs.
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Thomasville
John B. Beck
Moon Street
Recorder's Court
Youth Taken To Lexington After Bail Shortfall
Thomas Brice of 306 Wood Street was bound over for the next court session in Davidson County on a charge involving a 10 year old boy. The youth was taken to Lexington yesterday after failing to post 5000 bail for a crime against nature.
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Thomasville
Syesede
Lexington
Thomas Brice
Wood Street
Davidson County
Prayer for TUSDAY by Kirtley IF Mather
Prayer extols courage to resist unlovely thoughts and unworthy devotion. It asks for strength to keep the nation free and brave, attributed to Kirtley If. Mather, Cambridge Massachusetts, geology professor at Harvard University.
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Kirtley IF. Mather
Cambridge, Mass
Harvard University
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Praigg-Smith
R. B. Gant
Hunt
David Dalton
G. W. Stroupe
L. Casey
W. Page Harris
W. B. Sullivan
Craig, Amele
Fred Thomas Jr
Lynne, Trip
Don Sizemore
Wanna
Charlie . McAnally
F. H. Gray
Sherry
Ann
Kay Kearns
Allen Price
P. O
Dennis H. Cooke
High Point Colne
Read Sais Ae Mith
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G B. Phillips
University of New Carolina
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King
Phillips
Bottom
Wm. Bullins
Legion Meet
Richard Crowder
Algernon Sydney Sullivan
Friends of the Duke University Library
James A. Hardison, Jr
Delta Delta Delta
Marcian R. Drake
Ashe- Phi Beta Kappa
Robert Louis Adgett
J. F. Hayden
Jesse Franklin Hayden
Ylore
East Washington Street
W. " Ae Iale
Ee Memorial Methodist Church
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Winston-Sa
Ceased
E EB. M. Avett
Wesley Memorial Church
Hayden
Shas Nonbenaatiee
Pl Ans Company
United States
International Mark Twain Society
Field Society
Nat Literary Society
Burgess Hayden
Mary Levi Cauble Hayden
Velva Green
Old Trinity College
Duke Reed
Royster Tucker
William Jarrell
David Harman
Burlington
John Whitescarver
Charlotte
Hayden Lutterlow
Sanford
E. R. Sink
W. C. Koontz, Jr
R. J. Johnson
W. N. Locke
James A. Honeycutt
Gilbert Koonts
W. C. Kennerly
William C. Hilton
H. A. Millis
John S. Welborn
Robbins Tilden
H. N. Williard
Thomas A. Tilden
O. FE. Kearns
A. A. Allred
W. C . W. Tyson
Dr. N. C. English
W. L. Hunt
En Reese
B. L. Fisher
Martinsville
Clyde 7
Washington, D. C
H. G
Raton
Veriteine
Thomas Wright
Durham
P. D. Hunter
Greensboro
John R. Porter
Tarboro
Doak Finch
J. Walter Lambeth
Oakwood Memorial Cemetery
F. Hayden
Tusday
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