Arts Council Judging For Student Art In High Point
The Woman's Club art contest for junior and senior high students in High Point will be judged at the Arts Council Building on Monday. Submissions are due by noon at 500 N Main St and will be exhibited through March 13. District and state contests follow with events at Elliott Hall UNCG.
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Woman's Club
High Point
Arts Council
N. Main St
Elliott Hall
University of North Carolina At
Greensboro
Art Richardson
Sonny Hedgecock
Macrame
Jan Henry
High Point Central Art Club
Jeannette P. Windham
Richard Kollath
UNCG
Fine Arts Guild
Breaking and Entering Reported In Local Incidents
Police report a Friday break in at Evelyns Grill on Kivett Drive with a window pried open and cigarettes and merchandise stolen. Also two vehicle thefts/attempted break ins and vending machine break ins at Gulf stations. Arrests include Lawrence Douglas Little for breaking and entering and larceny and Joyce Blackman and Darrell Young for malicious damage.
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Evelyn’s Grill
Kivett Drive
Howard Williams
Leonard Street
Bob Beasley
Innwood Street
Lyles Chevrolet
Hamilton
Richardson Streets
English Road
Ingram Vending Co
Lawrence Douglas Little
Langford Street
John Wells
Gordy Street
Joyce Sarah Blackman
Ennis Street
Darrell Lee Young
George Place
Two Found Guilty Of Drunk Driving In Georgia Court
In Thomasville Georgia John Thomas Starboard a Columbus resident received four months in district court after a drunk driving conviction Billy Hawkins 38 of Madison Drive was fined $100 and had license restricted 12 months He appealed The list also includes Leroy Lewis Grover Griffe and Wilson Wood Clodfelter each with three months suspended sentences $100 fines and 12 month license restrictions William Fred Smith 48 of Winston-Salem was fined $100 and faced additional driving with suspended license penalties Edward Lee Hunt was dismissed on drunk driving charges James Kennedy was found not guilty of drunk driving but fined $25 and costs for no operator's license
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Thomasville
Columbus, Ga
John Thomas Starboard
Billy Franklin Hawkins
Madison Drive
Hawkins
Leroy Lewis
Rt. 6
Wilson Wood Clodfelter
Rt. 2
Grover Harvey Griffe
William Fred Smith
Midway Trailer Court
Winston-Salem
Edward Lee Hunt
James Kennedy
Turner Street
Charlotte Youth Killed By Train on trestle
Randy Dale Smith, 16, was struck by a train while crossing a trestle over the Catawba River in Belmont and died. His brother Kenny said Randy and friends were on the trestle when the train neared and Randy was jumping between tracks as the train passed.
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Charlotte
Belmont
Catawba
Randy Dale Smith
Kenny Smith
Smith
Randy
Planning and Zoning Meeting Agenda Highlights Rezoning Proposals
The Planning and Zoning Commission will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in Room 200 City County Building to consider rezoning requests for D R Raper on N Main Street between Old Winston Road and E Bellevue Street from A 20 to A 5 and for T R McRae and others on N Centennial Street between Richardson and Hawthorne Avenues from C 4 to A 5 plus a Redevelo Commission parcel on Leonard Avenue between Centennial and Park Street from I 6 to C 4 A mobile home use amendment to Section 92 23 9 of the Code of Ordinances Group developments for David T Leach on New Street and C A Brown on Centennial Street Emerywood F Manor feasibility review and several preliminary subdivisions plus a street acceptance item for J B property.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
D. R. Raper
N. Main St
U.S. 311
Old Winston Road
E. Bellevue Street
T. R. McRae
N. Centennial Street
Richardson and
Hawthorne Avenues
High Point
Leonard Avenue
Centennial Street
Park Street
David T. Leach
New Street
Hayes Avenue
C. A. Brown
Beaucrest Avenue
Roy and
Wayne
Wickliff Avenue
Greenbriar
Oakview
Rolling Road
Vine Needles
Marvin Poole
Pine Valley Drive
Nes Avena
Sunview
White
Finch Avenue
J. B
Ruffin
Nang
Charles Holloman
Free Assembly of
Raleigh
Holloman
Trac
Hearing Heard Scathing Critique of School Integration in NC
Citizens from seven North Carolina cities testified before the U S Commission on Civil Rights about ongoing racism and mistreatment in desegregated schools. Witnesses from Wilmington and other areas described police brutality, biased judgments, and continued segregation pressures despite integration plans.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Wilmington
Eugene Templeton
Templeton
United Organization For Community Improvement
Durham
Ben Ruffin
Ruffin
Vestal 49 Dies of Heart Attack in Asheboro
John Russell Vestal of Rt. 2 Asheboro died at Randolph Hospital after a heart attack. Born April 1, 1920 in Richmond Virginia, he was a Klopman Mills employee and New Hope United Methodist Church member. Survived by wife Lucille and brother Joe Vestal. Funeral set for 3 p.m. Monday at Brewers Chapel United Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Body at Lanier Briggs Funeral Home Denton until service. Family visitation tonight at the Denton home.
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Asheboro
John Russell Vestal
Rt. 2
Randolph Hospital
Richmond
Colvin
Lettie Buie Vestal
New Hope United Methodist Church
Vestal
Klopman Mills
Lucille Johnson Vestal
Joe Vestal
Hamlet
Brewers Chapel United Methodist Church
Rt. 4
Bill Stamey
Arnold Comer
Lanier-Briggs Funeral Home
Denton
Denton Funeral Home
Physician Cleared Of Pill Charge in Birth Control Case
London AP report says Dr. Robert Browne, a 64 year old family doctor, was cleared of serious professional misconduct after telling a girl's parents she was on birth control pills. The court noted the information was confidential but not improper given circumstances. Browne disclosed during a routine visit to the girl's father.
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London
British General Medical Council
Robert Browne
Miss X
Birmingham City
Lord Cohen
Browne
Birmingham Brook Advisory Center
George Jonas
The
Brook Center
Jona
Boggs Sees Democratic Victory Path For 1972
Louisiana Rep Hale Boggs told Raleigh at the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner that Democrats will regain the presidency in 1972 and that the South especially North Carolina will be pivotal. He criticized Nixon, praised Gov Scott, and outlined a Southern Strategy for Democrats focusing on unity across races and ages. The event drew 1,320 tickets with local leaders from mountains to coast present.
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Raleigh
Louisiana
Hale Boggs
South
North Carolina
Boggs
U.S. House of Representatives
Nixon
Bob Scott
Coastal Plains
Scott
Terry Sanford
Luther Hodges
Dan Moore
U.S
Sam Ervin
Charleston College loan fund eyed for abortion aid study
The Student Government Association at the College of Charleston created an emergency loan fund that could cover travel and related costs for coeds seeking abortions out of state. College officials say Stern does not express an opinion and insist funds will be used only with professional guidance. the group has committed $1,000 and plans to start next September.
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Charleston
S.C
College of Charleston
Association
Stephen J. Cowan
J. Gregory Prior
Saturdine
Theodore S. Stern
Stern
Cowan
Prior
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C C. Hughes
Pallas Furn
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