Charles E Stuart Wins Rotary of the Year Honor
Charles E Stuart received Rotary Club of the Year for long service to his city church and club. He was praised for editing the club bulletin for 21 consecutive years and for roles as city councilman elder deacon and Sunday school teacher at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Stuart
Stuart
Club Bulletin
Charles E. McAnally
McAnally
Dea
First Presbyterian Church
Rotary
Spokesman
Taylor
Mrs. Hauser Named High Point Volunteer Service Leader
Mrs. Robert E. Hauser received the 1964 65 Volunteer Service Lady award from the High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Sheraton Hotel. Jaycees praised her for community spirit as president of the High Point Association for Retarded Children and co chairing the Handicapped Kindergarten board. She helped launch the Vocational Rehabilitation House for the mentally retarded in Greensboro in cooperation with the Greensboro association.
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High Point
Jaycee Alton Smith
Capped
Greensboro Association
Greensboro
Robert Page
New Houses Lead Building Permits
The report lists building activity with eight repair projects totaling 2890 dollars and new home permits for several individuals. Robert Sillman has a 5500 dollar house on Monthieu Avenue, J Robert Connor builds four houses on Rolling Road at 10500 each, and Grady C Cox and others receive multiple permits including a 19000 addition to a manufacturing building on Westchester Drive. Piedmont Chemical Company also secures a 1500 dollar repair on a warehouse on Westchester Drive. Charles E Smith gets a permit for a project on Ennis Street.
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Piedmont Chemical Company
Westchester Drive
Charles E. Smith
Ennis Street
Robert Sillman
Monthieu Avenue
J. Robert Connor
Rolling Road
Grady C. Cox
Pine Valley Road
Labor Case Enters 10th Hearing Day
A hearing into unfair labor practice charges against General Steel Products and Crown Flex of N. C. Inc. reached its 10th day. The National Labor Relations Board conducts the case over management activities surrounding the November 6, 1964 election in which the International Union of North America bargaining employees lost by a small margin.
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General Steel Products
Crown Flex of N. C. Inc
National Labortions Board
NLRB
Sisiclasar? International Union of North America
Firemen Respond to Torville Drive Fire at Harold Bull Home
Fire trucks rushed to 137 Orville Dr at 7:59 a m finding the residence filled with smoke. Investigators believe a defective furnace caused the blaze and that a po was blown.
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Harold Bull
Orville Dr
Panel Truck Crashes at Trinity and Unity Streets
A panel truck was severely damaged and its driver lightly injured when a gravel-laden dump truck struck it as the smaller vehicle tried to cross Trinity Street. Gerald Crotts of Rt. 1 Lexington led the panel truck. Lester Fields of Rt. 1 Trinity drove the dump truck. Police noted a second crash nearby involving Lawrence D. Rabon, 28, of Rt. Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Trinity
Unity Streets
Gerald Crotts
Rt. 1
Lexington
Trinity Street
Lester Fields
Peace Street
Senn Geumaisallion Ai An Weiee Bonamad
Lawrence D. Rabon
Rt. Thomasville
Lion Award Presented To Moore High Point Lions Club
Alfred B. Moore longtime High Point realtor and 10 year Lions member received the Lion of the Year award at the club meeting in the Sky Room. He chaired the Light Conservation Committee and had earlier led the Boys and Girls Committee and other activities. Community service noted as key factor. Officers elected included Frank Smicom as vice president. next meeting hosts Governor William McIver of Greensboro with Lady Lions Club officer installation planned jointly.
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High Point Lions Club
Alfred B. Moore
Southern Furniture Exposition
Moore
Frank Smicom
de Lions
Fayetteville
High Point
Monarchs
Dave Neill
Joe Shackelford
Clarence Lambeth
Bya Ee
Walt Huber Ralph
Monarch
E. 0. Lane
Howard Jarrell
Horace Stephens
Bill Short
L. P. Megginson Jr
Harold Jarrell
Sky Room
Chetrie
William McIver
Greensboro
Lady Lions Club
Lions Club
Jury Awards 23500 in Blast Case
Guilford Realty Co. won 23500 in a Superior Court civil action against Blythe Bros. Co. and Howard Construction Co. for 1961 blasting on Eastchester Drive that damaged a home owned by Guilford Realty and occupied by Jack Burris. The verdict followed jury deliberation. both defendants gave notice of appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Guilford Realty
Blythe Bros. Co
Howard Construction Co
Blythe-Howard Co
Eastchester Drive
Blythe-Howard
Guilford Realty Co
Jack Burris
Burris and Company
Weekend Forecast Promises Warm Sunny Weather
The High Point area will trend sunny and warm this weekend with a high near 89 on Saturday. Tonight shows partly cloudy skies and a cool low around 60 degrees. Coastal travelers can expect partly cloudy skies and warm conditions.
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High Point
Richard Shiveley Needs Blood to Walk
Richard Lee Shiveley, a seven year old from Thomasville, was born with club feet and twisted hips and now requires leg braces and blood donors to enable walking. His mother Mrs. Shiveley recalls hospital stays and planned surgeries as she seeks help from readers.
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Marvin Burts
Enterprise
Robert Daniel
School Board Denies Credit Transfer Amid Civil Rights Conflict
The High Point City Board of Education refused to transfer attendance credits to Randolph County after the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare deemed the plan acceptable only if there was no in or outflow of Randolph students. About 53 students are affected as Randolph resists cross‑district attendance.
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High Point City
Randol
Randolph
Randolph Board
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Pruette
High Point
John Clinard
State Board of Education
Guilford County
Randolph’s
Ferndale Junior High School
Northeast Junior High School
Four Firms To Offer Courses In Medical Self Help
High Point area firms Monarch Furniture Carsons Champion Plywood and Marietta Paint will host in plant medical self help training focused on first aid for 12 lessons. Civil Defense Director George Spinnett says the program aims to reduce lost work time and train about 200 more people toward a city goal of 18 254 in medical self help with emergency procedures for radioactive fallout emergency childbirth hygiene and vermin control.
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High Point Area
High Point Civil Defense
George Spinnett
Spinnett
Monarch Furniture Company
Carsons Inc
Champion Plywood Co
Marietta Paint Company
Department of the Education and Welfare
High Point
Civil Defense
Guilford County considers jail staffing amid court order
The Guilford County Commission acknowledged staffing needs at the Greensboro jail on the courthouse fourth floor. They oppose large renovations, citing no plans for a new jail in the coming years, after Judge Robert Gambill ordered them to explain actions in July following a grand jury push for safety, staffing, and decaying facilities. Commissioner John Walters, a former sheriff, blamed Jones administration policies for deterioration and said one officer is insufficient for daily court and Raleigh movements.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Robert Gambill
Guil
Gambill
John Walters
C Jones
Sheriff Jones
Jones
Raleigh
Walters
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Art Ard Om
A. B. Moore
Lion
Robert E. Hauser
VSL
Elmer Horton
Robert Hauser
Torville Dr
David Allman
Grady Snow
Pete Schultheis
N. C. Johnson Sr
W. O. White
Bob Saffit
B. F. Kearns
Wallace Kennedy
Worth Bowman
N. C. Johnson Jr
Zeke Ellis
Warren
Jack” Rives
Leonard Rackley
Vance Proctor
W. J. Pappas
Howard Lyon
Clifford Lewis
Jack Hunsucker
Roy Graham
Doyle Early
Harold Craven
James
Marines
High Point Enterprise
Richard Lee Shiveley
Department
South
Frank Shields
Clinard
John E. Cheek Jr
Borden Dairy
Ward Baking Co
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