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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1965

Page

8

Randolph County shifts to loose leaf voter registration system

Randolph County Election Board plans to convert 19 precincts to a new loose leaf registration system by late September and October with 14 731 voters affected requiring new registration. The full county total is 35 281 eligible voters with 17 precincts already on the new system and master files kept in the election office.

Asheboro Randolph County Election Board W. Sing Beete Craven Apstans Election Board

Randleman Dam Studies Under Way

military district engineers begin joint studies on Cape Fear River basin projects including Randleman and Howard's Mill to assess water resources and potential development using available funds and collaboration among agencies.

Randleman Dam J. S. Grygiel Baca Corps Attra Aeeaetiaass Kane Cape Fear Randleman Howard’s Mill

Ramseur School Use Unchanged

Ramseur School usage remains the same with no changes to current orders. The board of education indicated no modification to existing directives.

Ramseur Board of Education

Permits Issued For Four Homes In City

Four housing permits were issued with two valued at 13 100 dollars. One permit was issued yesterday. The notice cites Carl Harrison of 303 Lexington Ave as the applicant for residential repair work under the approvals.

Carl Harrison Lexington Ave

Franklinville Plans July 3 Celebration Night Parade

Franklinville sets a second annual July 4 celebration on Saturday July 3 with a town parade featuring five or six floats. An all day schedule includes a chicken and ham supper from 5 to 8 p m at the school and free dancing afterward on the school grounds with a country band. Proceeds fund fire department equipment and a new seestanen.

Franklinville Te Ana Eit Franklinville County Payoe Seestanen Fire Department

Randolph Sheriff Gets Extra Cars

The Randolph County Board of Commissioners approved two new patrol cars for the sheriff's department, bringing total patrol cars to seven. Sheriff Lloyd Brown said the increase matches the outside deputies and noted plans to train a tear gas distribution method for emergencies, with $10,000 set aside for emergency use.

Asheboro Randolph County Board of Commissioners Randolph County Sheriff's Department Randolph County Lloyd Brown Deputeis Brown Archdale Trinity Sheriff's Department

Local and Long Distance Moving and Storage Service

A Mayflower Warehouseman describes a business built on local ties with friends and a chief aim to provide the best possible moving and storage services locally and long distance.

Mayflower

Randolph County Board Delays Transfer Requests For White Students

Randolph County calls for a July regular session to review 161 white pupils seeking to attend outside schools. Superintendent Lacy Presnell notes no special meeting planned and says the board will follow federal guidance on transfers, keeping students within county schools as part of the integration plan.

Asheboro Randolph County Board of Education Randolph County Lacy M. Presnell County Board of Education Presnell County School Board Board of Education United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare Ington Department of Health, Education and Welfare Ramvs

Planned Course The Man Who Brings Up The Rear In Life

A reflective aphorism urges perseverance and steady effort in life. It contrasts slow progress with eventual achievement, suggesting that persistence can prevail over early advantage. The passage emphasizes resilience and personal pace in pursuing goals.

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