Housing Permits Top List in Recent Inspections Dept Activity
Building permits valued at 206125 were issued by Chief Building Inspector A R Strange. Nine new houses totaling 124200 and five business-improvement permits totaling 50760 led, with 12 dwelling repairs 9875 and 12 dwelling improvements 21290. Canopy for VFW on S Main Street valued 3000. Miller TV Products 29260 addition on Lincoln Street. Morgenstein used car office on English Road. Davis Furniture addition 8000 on Linden Street. Erath Veneers 10000 addition. New houses include Kavanaugh Smith two units 10600 on Timberlake and 10600 on Kimberly. Dr Harvey Tillis 35000 Wales Street. Malpass two houses 6000 each on Grand Street. Shavitz Realty two houses 7000 on Putnam and 4500 on Avery. Garland 28000 Wales Road. Calloway 16500 Convair Road near High Point.
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A. R. Strange
Strange
Veterans of Foreign Wars
S. Main Street
Miller TV Products Co
Lincoln Street
George Morgenstein
English Road
Davis Furniture Industries, Inc
Linden Street
Erath Veneers
Kavanaugh - Smith
Timberlake Road
Kimberly Road
Harvey Tillis
Wales Street
W. R. Malpass
Grand Street
Henry Shavitz Realty Co
Putnam Street
Avery Street
P. J. Garland
Wales Road
T. R. Calloway
Convair Road
One Mile
High Point
Grass Fire Doused After Embankment Blaze
Firemen were called to a grass fire on a railroad embankment near Surrett Drive and responded to a false alarm. Early this morning they dealt with a small fire in a Dumpster container at Myrtle Desk Company caused by spontaneous combustion.
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Surrett Drive
Myrtle Desk Company
Dempster
Choir to Sing Easter Music at First Church Nazarene
The First Church of the Nazarene choir at 1219 E. Green Dr. presents Hallelujah for the Cross tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. under the direction of Mrs. Wyndell Smith.
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First Church of the Nazarene
E. Green Dr
Wyndell Smith
Two Promotions at NCNB Name Grantham and Sayles
NCNB announced Friday that Sanders L. Grantham Jr. and Bradford M. Sayles were promoted to assistant cashier positions at the High Point offices. Grantham, a Stantonburg native, earned a Snow Hill High School diploma and a BS from High Point College before banking studies. Sayles, a High Point native, attended Bluefield College and Wake Forest, and is active in the YMCA and forest Hills Presbyterian Church.
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Sanders L. Grantham Jr
Bradford M. Sayles
North Carollina National Bank
J. Ed Pleasants
High Point
NCNB
Grantham
Stantonsburg
Snow ‘Hill
High Point College
American Institute of Banking
High Point Exchange Club
Forest Hills ‘Presbyterian Church
Sayles
Bluefield College
Wake Forest
YMCA
Y’s
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
GTI Announces Evening Classes In Art And Accounting
Guilford Technical Institute Jamestown announces two new adult classes starting March 28. Commercial art on Tuesday and Thursday evenings introduces drawing and design fundamentals. Basic accounting on Monday and Wednesday evenings covers partnerships corporations payrolls and federal and state taxes. Contact Roger director of adult education at GT for registration.
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Guilford Technical Institute of Jamestown
Roger
Floral Garden Easter Sunrise Service Plans Released
The Floral Garden Park Cemetery prepares for its 28th annual Easter Sunrise Service the largest non military gathering in High Point. Rev James L. Pharr of First Baptist leads with ministers N C Jones Raymond J Hahan and Max Rees joining. The A Cappella Choir of High Point Central High School performs. Easter dawn at 6 15 am with The Christus statue central to the ceremony.
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Floral Garden Park Cemetery
High Point Central High School
Florence Greene
Christ
Italy
B. Zuckerman
Grace Lutheran Kindergarten Expands to Two Sessions
Grace Lutheran Kindergarten board plans two sessions next fall due to higher enrollment. Morning class will run until noon and the afternoon session will end around public school dismissal time. For more information call Mrs. H. L. Voelkert. The school is part of the Missouri Synod parochial system on Centennial Avenue at North Drive in High Point.
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Board of Education of
Grace Lutheran Kindergarten
H. L. Voelkert
Lutheran Church‘Missouri Synod
High Point
Centennial Avenue
North Drive
Rush of City Wrecks Injure Many In One-Day Spree
A rash of one car accidents injured numerous residents with hospital treatment at High Point Memorial. Names include Marie Capel of Fourth Street Rufus Duff East Street Richard Grimmett Eastchester Road Philip Love Crosspital Albert King Jr. Furlo ugh Street and others. Damages range from 5 to 500 dollars and several drivers face traffic charges.
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Marie Capel
Fourth Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Oneka Street
Rufus Duff
East Street
Oneka
Hattie Smith
Duff
Richard E. Grimmett
Eastchester
Church Street
Grimmett
North Mainsre
Philip A. Love
Cross Street
Greensboro
Greensboro Road
J. E. Black
Albert King Jr
Furlough Street
Kivett Drive
Willie G. Black
Kivett
Kenneth Helton
Rt. 2
High Point
Carroll McMahan
Rt. 5
N. Main Street
Mary Smith Walters
E. Green
Park Street
East Kearns Ave
Walters
Shirley H. Kennedy
Balfour Street
E. Kearns Street
Kennedy
Shirley Kennedy
Easter Showers Forecast Over High Point Area
The U S Weather Bureau at Friendship Airport reports partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures for Easter Sunday in High Point area residents. Daytime highs reach the low to mid 70s with a chance of scattered afternoon showers and variable cloudiness tonight. Monday looks to bring more variable clouds and warm temperatures with likely scattered showers.
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High Point Area
U.S
Friendship
Thomasville Mayor Claims Opponent Lacks Experience
Thomasville mayor argues voters should prefer experience over inexperience as a campaign unfolds. He cites progress under current leadership and cites annexation, water and sewer expansion as key issues. A new City Council candidate enters race alongside incumbents and other hopefuls.
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Thomasville
Weekly School Lunch Menu Presets Meals for Tuesday to Friday
The public school lunch schedule lists Tuesday Beef with Gravy served with Rice Buttered Mixed Vegetables Chilled Applesauce and Frosted Gingerbread. Wednesday offers Hot Dog with Chili on Bun Baked Beans Confetti Cabbage Salad Raisin Pie. Thursday features Meat Loaf Potato in Jacket Buttered Corn Sweet Rolls with Butter and Plain Jello. Friday shows Manager's Choice.
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