Boy Saves Mother During Shotgun Incident in Thomasville
Police report a 7-year-old boy pushed his mother to shield her from a shotgun blast fired by James Bloomfield 36. Bloomfield, held on assault with intent to kill, had argued with his wife Jennie Lee before the attack. The weapon jammed after the blast, the mother unharmed. Bonds set for several others in related cases.
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Thomasville
James Bloomfield
Jennie Lee
Bloomfield
Lannie Marshel
Barnwell St
Reudy D. Daniels
The
North State Veneer Co
Austin T. Tuttle
Summerfield
Nathan Davis
Small St
Nancy Rickard
Troy Lee King
Davidson County
Ruth Mae King
Troy Lee Kine
Rickard
Recorder's
Cornerstone laid for $200,000 Heidelberg church
J. A. Palmer of Heidelberg Evangelical and Re formed Church presided over the cornerstone ceremony for the new $200,000 building. Two building committee members, Hubert Lee Fouts and J. D. Stone, assisted at the Sunday event.
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J. A. Palmer
Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hubert Lee Fouts
J. D. Stone
Baltimore Men Injured In Collision
Two young Baltimore men were injured when their car collided with a laundry truck near Five Points on Greensboro Road. Driver Alton L Corkron was charged with driving on the wrong side of the road. Passenger O B Freeman received contusions and both were treated and released. The truck driver Oliver Earnhardt said the car pulled into his lane. The crash occurred shortly after 10 o clock with minor vehicle damage.
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Baltimore
Greensboro Rd
State Highway Patrol
Alton L. Corkron
O. B. Freeman
Corkron
Oliver Earnhardt
Kivett Dr
High Point
Lewis Electric Co
Jamestown Sets May 3 Election Date Also Filing Deadline
Jamestown voters will choose a mayor and four council seats in the spring election. Candidates must file by April 9, with a potential April 19 primary if needed. Election day is May 3, and registration books open April 5. Existing registrants need not reregister. Eligibility requires three months as a resident.
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Jamestown
Charles Turner
Turner
J. F. Brown
Study predicts High Point school enrollment over next decade
Dr. Dean B. Pruette reports city schools are examining enrollment from 1914-15 to forecast 1964-65 needs after voters approved a six million dollar bond issue for construction. Projected 1964-65 enrollment is about 12 148 with over 100 more classrooms needed. initial projects include Montlieu Avenue elementary and Griffin Elementary expansions.
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Tom Alston
Dean B. Pruette
Health Department
Pruette
High Point
Guilford County
Board of County Commissioners
Montlieu Ave
Wote Amancent
Griffin
High Point City
Army Recruiter Reports Six Enlistees
SFC John E. Sandidge announced six new U. S. Army recruits: Namon Ayers, Larry F. Black, Linwood Grant Jr., Grover L. Harris, Howard F. Green, and Robert L. Payne. All from North Carolina localities, with Black from Lexington Route 2 and Payne from Trinity. Each signed 3-year enlistments as the 10th Infantry Division plans to deploy to Germany after June.
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SFC
John E. Sandidge
Namon Ayers
Larry F. Black
Linwood Grant Jr
Grover L. Harris
Howard F. Green
Robert L. Payne
High Point
Black
Route 2
Lexington
Payne
Trinity
Army
10Th Infantry Division
Germany
Engineers Set Sewer Study In Thomasville
Thomasville engineers from Mengel Engineering Co are due soon to survey Lambeth Knolls sewage needs after a petition from 57 residents. City officials expect a new station for low sections and discuss plans with Raleigh engineers on the Thomasville Lexington reservoir, raw water intake, and lift station timing.
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Thomasville
Mengel Engineering Co
Lambeth Knolls
Raleigh
Thomasville - Lexington
Mengel
Carolina Ave
Oak View Grange to host talk on what makes good recreation
Evelyn McNeely city recreation director will speak on good recreation at Oak View Grange Thursday at 7 30 p m. A recreation dance demonstration by Miss McNeely will follow the talk. Also notes on coating bread boxes and tin containers with paraffin to prevent rust.
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Oak View Grange
Evelyn McNeely
City Parks and Recreation Department
Cooge
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William Henry Potts
Edgar McCormick
Cannon St
Potts
McCormick
Ember
Numa F. Reid Lodge
School OF Instruction
M. F. Clay
L. T. Friedman
Cecil
YA Qn
Ellington
S. Main ST
Ward Street
Acetylene
City Welding Co
POP & ED
East Broad St
Westinghouse
RCA Victor
Teletronix, Inc
N. Main ST
Army Recruiter
U. S. Army
North Carolina
Young's Furniture and Rug CO
Young's
St.joseph Asbirin For
Oak View
Ring-Harris Pharmacy
Belk
Appliance CO
Wrenn St
Otemele
Security National
Amine VE
Member
Federal Reserve System
Commerce ST
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatior
Tiasg
Winston
Inston
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