Woman Hurt Seriously In Head-On Collision Near School
In Thomasville a 32 year old secretary at Hasty School Mrs Jack A Everhart suffered a broken leg multiple lacerations and possible pelvis fracture after a 1962 sedan driven by Mrs Nancy Small collided head on with an unspecified foreign car on Hasty School Road near the school. Mrs Small was listed in satisfactory condition. Investigation by the Highway Patrol continues.
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Thomasville
Jack A. Everhart
Rt. 1
Nancy Small
Rt. 4
Small
Everhart
Gene Ballard
Rt. 3
Prospect Street
Davidson - Randolph Boundary Line
Ballard
Double auto theft arrest leads to multiple police charges
Park Street man Cary F. Arthur, 22, jailed on $3,000 bond after police linked him to February thefts of two cars, one owned by Lola Hoover and the other by Jerry Wilson. Arthur awaits Municipal Court trial tomorrow as Vernon Lee Bowman and Cecil Clayton Baxley, both 27 and 22, are charged with liquor violations. Melvin James Fowler, 32, is held on $300 bond for driving with a revoked license. Police also report a theft at Town Club Restaurant on N Main Street with $170 stolen from the cash drawer. a door was found unlocked and a kitchen key was in the office.
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Lola Hoover
Kendall Mill Road
Thomasville
Jerry Wilson
Rt. 3
High Point
Arthur
Vernon Lee Bowman
Cecil Clayton Baxley
W. Green Drive
Melvin James Fowler
Thissell Street
Town Club
N. Main Street
Robert K. Fowler
City Is Winner Of National Safety Award
High Point is named among three North Carolina cities winning National Safety Council honors for traffic safety in the 1963 Annual Traffic Inventory. Charlotte and Burlington also won awards, with High Point receiving a Certificate of Achievement for traffic engineering, Charlotte earning four and Burlington two. North Carolina itself took three certificates for accident records, traffic engineering, and organization for traffic safety improvement.
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High Point
North Carolina
National Safety Council
Charlotte
Burlington
Trafffic
Development Tour Slated In Davidson County
Visitors from six Northern Piedmont counties will tour Davidson County from the Civic Center on June 17. After a 1 p.m. assembly, three bus groups will visit rural fire departments libraries a furniture showroom new industries and the Industrial Education Center ending with supper at North Davidson High School on Highway 52. Tickets for supper are sold through area chambers of commerce and the Arcadia Community Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Northern Piedmont Area Development Assn
Civic Center
Davidson County
Industrial Education Center
Arcadia
Welcome
North Davidson High School
Highway 52
Arcadia Community Council
Chambers of Commerce
Lexington
Greensboro
Demon
Kernersville Receives new rubber mat plant
Gov. Terry Sanford announced Royal Rubber and Manufacturing Co. will open a manufacturing plant in Kernersville. The South Gate California firm will hire about 50 workers at start and grow to 100 within nine months, producing rubber link-type door mats. The company president is E. F. McChimg. Reservations are due by Friday, June 12.
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Raleigh
Kernersville
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Roayl Rubber and Manufacturing Co
South Gate
Calif
E. F. McChimg
North Carolina
16 Year Old Fatally Injured In Thomasville Auto Smash Up
A 16 year old Thomasville youth, Robert Charles Hicks, was killed in a highway crash on Highway 52 near Yard Road around 9 30 am. His brother William, about 17 or 18, was seriously injured. Truck driver Charles Crawford, 34, of 23 Jordan Street, was hospitalized with unspecified injuries. Highway Patrol investigated with ambulance crews attempting CPR en route to City Memorial Hospital.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Yard Road
Robert Charles Hicks
Roy Hicks
Rt. 2
Sullivan Road
William
Charles
AM. Crawford
Jordan
Jin
City Memorial Hospital
Siler Funeral Home
J. R. Blackwelder
Thomasville Men Charged After Fight Details Mentioned
Two Thomasville men were arrested on assault charges after an altercation yesterday afternoon. Charles Simmons, 43, of 112 Cable St, charged with assault and released on 100 bond after reporting to City Hall. Robert Atwood, 50, charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, arrested at 745 p.m. from 213 Long St, jailed on 200 bond. Both to face Thompson Recorder's Court on May 15.
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Thomasville
Charles D. Simmons
Cable St
Robert C. Atwood
Oncy Menon Comer
Long St
E. D. Ed
Melton
Rt. 4
High Point
Simmons
Wingate College
Bond
Atwood
Thompion
High Point Girl On Dean's List
A collision severely damaged a dump truck owned by Coman Brother of Thomasville and a 1963 car. William Hicks, possibly the car's driver, suffered multiple injuries. reporting and investigation continue as authorities treat victims and study the wreck. The scene involved a long skid, a blocked track, and family shock. arrangements are pending at Siler Funeral Home.
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Coman Brother
Thomasville
William Hicks
Blackwelder
Noqn
Siler Tuneral Home
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Park Street
Cary F. Arthur
National Safety
High Point Enterprise
Logan White
Bob Hill
Lynn Younts
Trinity High School
White
Hill
Pop Stewart
Lynn
Bruce Craven
Trinity
Davidson
Dean
Ambu
Hiram Lodge
A.M
Emene
Maxum M. Bingham Thomasville
N. C
Piedmont Lodge
AF & AM
George C. Collins
Woodroef
Haywood, Sec’y
Davis Patrol
Jack S. Davis
McCormick
Fao McCormick & Company, Inc
Baltimore
Cecil
Office Equipment CO
Main St
Bfgoodrich
Mee
Begoodrich
B.egoodrich
Ana
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