Bailey May Resign Post With Prisons
Raleigh reports say State Prison Commission chair Linn Garibaldi expects William F. Bailey to resign as State Prisons Director. Bailey, ex High Point mayor, faced rumors for months and may step down after Ivy Bluff break and his long tenure guiding the department through reorganization. He plans to return to High Point where he worked as hosiery mill personnel director and juvenile court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Bailey
High Point
Bailey
Raleigh
Ivy Bluff
State Highway Commission
Washington, N. C
Duke University
Guilford College
Office of Price Stabilization
State Civil Defense
William Umstead
Prisons
Camping Deadline Announced For Camp Uwharrie
Tomorrow is the deadline for early registration for Camp Uwharrie summer camp announced by the local Boy Scout office. The camp opens June 19 with fees rising by 1 dollar on deadline day. Troops 13 20 22 join June 19 25 while 1 7 26 33 4 run June 26 July 2 and 2 10 July 3 9. About 160 High Point scouts have registered across weeks three and four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Uwharrie
Boy Scout
High Point
GAC Plans Extensive Alterations at Main Street Building
GAC Corp received a 9000 repair permit to alter the two story building at 146 S Main St. The site, previously Albert's Clothing Store, will house Home Finance Co of High Point Inc and be ready by April 1. Weekly totals reach 10200 with no other permits issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAC Corp
S. Main St
Office of
Home Finance Co
High Point Inc
Albert
Beekeepers Plan Greensboro Meeting at Guilford Center
North Carolina Association of Beekeepers schedules an all day meeting at Guilford County Agricultural Center on Market Street. Registration at 9 a.m. and sessions start 9 30 with speakers L Y Ballentine W A Stephan and C J Hemphill. James F Greene to discuss bee inspection and officers to be elected. A bee yard visit at C Andersons Route 1 McLeansville wraps the program while spouses tour Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina Assn. of Beekeepers
Guilford County
Aricultural Center
FE. Market Street
L. Y. Ballentine
W. A. Stephan
C. J. Hemphill
James F. Greene
North Carolina
C. Anderson
Route 1
McLeansville
Cancer Education Films From Local Society Featured
Mrs Edward Silver educational chairman announces availability of educational films and qualified speakers on cancer from the local chapter of the American Cancer Society for the public and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Edward Silver
Prayer for steadfast faith in cloudy times
A devotional prayer asks for strengthened faith during doubt and trials. It seeks guidance to “see” next steps and to feel God’s sun beyond clouds, invoking strength through the power at work within believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amen
W. Kenneth Pope
Houston
Texas
First Methodist Church
Snowed Out Nose-Counters To Try Once More
The U S Census Bureau will hold tests for high point numerators at the National Guard Armory on English Street tomorrow. West of Main Street report at 10 a.m. and east of Main at 1 30 p.m. Bring pen and pencil.
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U. S. Census Bureau
National Guard
English Street
Main Street
Main
Round Tables On Scouting Schedule At Emerywood
Round tables for cub and boy scout leaders are set tonight at 7 30 at Emerywood Baptist Church. Lecter Wolford leads the cub table with an advanced training for cub leaders. John Schuerman heads the boy scout session covering events at Junior Leaders Camp oree scheduled March 25 27.
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Emerywood Baptist Church
Lecter Wolford
John Schuerman
Mark Sumner
Howard Malpass
Jamestown
Unexpected visitor roams St James bedroom
Mrs Stella Burgess awoke to a crashing window and a cock pheasant fluttering in her room before dawn. Her son John located the intruder bird in the bedroom, the pane shattered from the pheasant’s entry.
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ST. James, Minn
Stella Burgess
John
Capital Crime Trials May Be Postponed By Superior Court
Two capital cases in Superior Court this week appear unlikely to proceed. Henry Miller 22 of Cliffside Street faces murder charges in his wife’s death and will need court appointed counsel. Jimmy Elwood Waller 26 of Kearns Street undergoes mental tests to determine fitness for trial on rape and first degree burglary charges.
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Superior Court
Henry Miller
Cliffside St
Jimmy Elwood Waller
Kearns Street
Horace Kornegay
Miller
Allen H. Gwyn
Reidsville
Fense
Waller
Raleigh
Central Prison
Mrs. Branch
Jamimie Mae
May Lovelace Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
Walter Francis Craven
Winston - Salem
Craven
Rotary
Woodland
Leroy Grant
Olga Street
FE. Washington
North Street
Grant
Carl Fulp Hazlip
High Street
Snowy weekend lowers accidents but yearly toll may rise
High Point police report only one collision Sunday as a thaw ended a week with 39 reportable crashes causing 11 980 dollars in property damage and two injuries. Capt. J R Teague says only crashes with over 100 dollars damage or injury are investigated and forecasts a sharp yearend rise in total damage as colder months approach.
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High Point
J. R. Teague
Woodland Court
Rotary Drive
Robert Wayne Martin
Whiteoak Street
Martin
John Campbell King
Commerce Street
Jack Gene Carmichael
Thomasville
Winston-Salem’s
Baptist Hospital
Teague
Weekend arrests rise as High Point police report spree
A thaw ushers in police activity with arrests for larceny receiving speeding and reckless driving. William B. Davis and Burnice R. Hester, both youths, face three larceny charges linked to hubcap thefts totaling 31 dollars and bonds of 300 dollars each. Other arrests include assault on a female and public drunkenness, with bonds 250 to 300 dollars. A 12-volt battery theft and speeding cases also appear among weekend incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
William B. Davis
Route 2
Burnice R. Hester
Bridges Street
N. C. Henderson
Rolling Road
William Sherman
Oakhurst Avenue
Albert Simmons
Forrest Avenue
Winfred Barnes
Windley Street
Barnes
Zener V. Jett
Davis Avenue
Jett
Rogers McKenzie
Fourth Street
McKenzie
Josephine Etheredge
North Street
Ronnie Lee Stone
Asheboro
Frank D. Hall
Seagrove
William W. Proctor
State Street
Proctor
S. Main Street
Quiet Slugger Belts Machines For Week's Pay
High Point police searched for a slugger who damaged change machines at three launderettes over the weekend stealing 61.25 in coins. Operators on English Street Main Street and Five Points reported losses totaling 22 31 75 and 7 50. Police had no suspects.
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High Point
J. A. Walden
English Street
M. A. Jones
N. Main Street
Firemen Answer Three Alarms Over Weekend
Over the weekend firemen responded to three alarms. At 9:58 a.m. they went to 1300 Greenway Drive where an overheated motor in the heating system caused the alarm. At 12:42 p.m. a defective oil furnace at 303 Oakwood Street backfired. A false alarm at 7:06 p.m. summoned units to the corner of Fairview and Loflin Streets.
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Greenway Dr
Oakwood St
Fairview and
Loflin Streets
More Snow Forecast For Central Piedmont Tomorrow
The U S Weather Bureau at Friendship warns clouds will gather tonight and bring snow to the Central Piedmont tomorrow with a possible change to rain. Temperatures dip to 24 tonight and a high of 46 today, with snow accumulations around two inches depending on rain timing. Weather outlook expects 10 to 12 degrees below normal temps this week and one half to one inch of precipitation across the period.
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U. S
Kornegay Names Campaign Manager For Alamance Co
Burlington solicitor Horace R. Kornegay of Greensboro announced Ed M. Hicklin of Burlington as chairman of his Alamance County campaign. Kornegay seeks the May Democratic primary to succeed Rep. Carl Durham of Chapel Hill and is opposed by Solicitor William Murdock of Durham. Hicklin is an area supervisor for Occidental Life Insurance Co and a former president of the North Carolina Association of Life Underwriters.
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Burlington
Horace R. Kornegay
Greensboro
Ed M. Hicklin
Alamance County
Kornegay
Congress
Carl Durham
Chapel Hill
William Murdock
Durham
Hicklin
Occidental Life Insurance Co
Association of Life Underwriters of
North Carolina
Tucson Boys Chorus delivers smooth lively concert
Eduar do Caso founded the Tucson Boys Chorus in 1939 and conducted a show at High Point College Auditorium. Thirty boys aged 10 to 16 performed with piano, a cappella and solo pieces, displaying humor and musical knowledge despite travel fatigue. Howard Cobb accepted a bronze city plaque in Mayor Washburn's absence.
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Tucson
Eduardo Caso
High Point College
Nobel Cain
Handel
Marie Cowan
Jess Washburn
Howard Cobb
Piedmont Community Concert Association
Melnikov
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Linn Garibaldi
State Prison Commission
Oicf
GAC
State Plan
Cancer Information
Brayer
Dal Bayles
Enterprise
Edwin DeWitt Taylor
VFW Hall
Annie Mae Johnson
Woodberry Street
Robert Wright
Oneka Street
Oneka St
Paul Driveman
Don Maurice Shipwash
Hazel Jackson
Montlieu
Fifth Street
Alamance Co
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