Two-Car Wrecks Cause Damages and Injuries in Greensboro
James M. Silvers of Greensboro was injured Monday in a two car crash on Eastchester Drive with an estimated $2,000 damage to both vehicles. Police blame a broken tie rod on a Kernersville truck that veered left, sending Silvers’ car off the road near Lassiter Street. Silvers was taken to High Point Memorial Hospital.
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James M. Silvers
Greensboro
Eastchester
James C. Needham
Kernersville
Silvers
Lassiter Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Follis Hunt Jr
Lindsay Street
Green
Grimes Streets
Hunt
Green Street
Grimes Street
Robert Hi. Eisenhardt
James C. Sweat
N. Ward Street
Him and
Taylor Streets
Corine R. Lamb
Grimes Ranch Drive
Thomasville
Will Davis
N. Wrenn Street
Davis
Ruth
Tisheuar
Beverly Hills Road
Thomasville Hospital Wins ThreeYear Reaccreditation
City Memorial Hospital was notified of reaccreditation by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. A three year certificate follows a February survey. first accreditation occurred in November 1966, now valid through November 1972. The commission offers one year conditional or denial options. Participation is voluntary but required for Medicare qualification.
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Thomasville
City Memorial Hospital
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Commission
Medicare
Police Probe Theft At Abrasives And Air Equipment Co
Police continue investigation into theft from the Abrasives and Air Equipment Co. on Albertson Road. Items missing include a calculator two typewriters and an electric heater. Also a burglary at Douglas M. Morrisom’s home on E Green Drive reported with $275 value stolen. Additional losses include Larry E. Tate’s wallet and tapes from his car four hub caps from Hderton Motor Co and four hub caps from Hiatt's Used Car Co.
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Abrasives and Air Equipment Co
Albertson Road
Douglas M. Morrisom E. Green
Larry E. Tate
Westover Street
Hderton Motor Co
Hiatt’s
Used Car Co
Anderson Will Meet Local Church A Breakfast Session
High Point Presbyterians plan a sharing and listening breakfast with Dr. John F. Anderson, chief administrator for the Board of National Ministries of the Presbyterian Church U S A. The aim is to bridge clergy lay gaps through a series of southern meetings including Greensboro and local church sessions.
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High Point Presbyterians
First Presbyterian Church
John F. Anderson
Board of National Ministries
Presbyterian Church U. 8
South
Anderson
Greensboro
First Presbyterian
Texas
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Florida
Navy
Second Marine Division
Five Lanes for US 64 Planned Around Asheboro
A $1 million plan to widen US 66 around Asheboro to five lanes was reviewed at a State Highway Commission meeting in Randolph County Court room. Construction would span about three miles, start early next year, and be funded 50 50 by federal and state funds. No opposition was heard from 20 to 25 attendees.
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Asheboro
State Highway Commission
Randolph County
Wescott Moser
U.S. 64
Hammer Village
Park and Zoo Plan Debated by Piedmont Group Meeting
Members of the Piedmont Triad Committee plan a 6 30 pm meeting at the Albert Pick Motel on I 40 between Greensboro and Winston Salem to discuss a regional park and zoo. Guilford and Forsyth counties consider a bond referendum to fund a 4000 acre park at the Deep River headwaters. June vote eyed.
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Piedmont Triad Committee
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
George Covington
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Guilford County
Forsyth County of Commissioners
Deep River
Public Meet Tonight For Trinity Town Merger Vote
Trinity residents are urged to attend a 7:30 PM meeting in the old Trinity High School auditorium to approve a proposed charter naming eight men as temporary city council and designate the merger of Trinity and Archdale into a new municipality. Don Miller warned of a large turnout and emphasized vital decisions for the area.
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Trinity
Don Miller
Archdale
Trinity High School
Miller
Evergreens study tests cost of nurses quarters renovation
Officials at The Evergreens Inc east of Greensboro seek cost comparison with a new structure to add beds for nursing home patients. Board chair George Covington of High Point urged action on need and mercy while James Blanchard notes limited Hill Burke on funds. Remodeling costs run about 125000 to 135000 for nurses quarters and 20000 to 35000 for other space with potential $3200 monthly revenue, favoring revamp over new build. Commissioners plan Monday meetings to handle rising business and consider subdivision law changes and longer terms for Greensboro High Point Airport Authority seats.
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Evergreens, Inc
Greensboro
Witherspoon
Evergreens
George Covington
High Point
Covington
James Blanchard
Sears
Greensboro High Point Airport Authority
Tree Tops Airport To Get Warning Lights
Greens boro High Point Airport Authority voted to spend 5000 to place red warning lights atop poles marking trees at the end of a main runway. Land will be leased for 600 yearly. The FAA labeled the trees a hazard and withheld capital funds until action in court to remove or reduce the trees.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Greensboro-High Point
Roger Sekadio
Charles Irvin
Federal Aviation Agency
Airport Authority
Authority
Lee Fisher, Associates
FAA
Eastern Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
West Coast
Sekadlo
Eastern
Multifaceted remodeling and real estate ads battle for space
The page blends contractors offering remodeling painting carpentry and room additions with advertising for aluminum siding, cabinets, and roofing. It also lists furnished and unfurnished apartments, rental options, and real estate agents with multiple properties, plus legal notices and lost items.
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Reece
Raynor
Mali
McIntyre Construction CO
Holmes General Contractor
Harold Lea
Jake Davis
George Dixon
Triangle Inn
Leroy Hackaday
Civitan lease at Duneraggen Inn near Hendersonville
Zone three Civitan International, with 178 clubs in North and South Carolina, leases 14 acres in Hendersonville known as the Duneraggen Inn with a one year term and option to buy. The facility will host Civitan youth conferences and may serve other groups. J Wilson Hunt of Thomasville was elected president at the board meeting. he is governor of Civitan International's North Carolina District West.
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Civitan International
Hendersonville
Civitan
North
South Carolina
Duneraggen Inn
Civitan Organization
North Carolina Jewish Home For the
Carolinas Civitan Citizenship Center, Inc
J. Wilson Hunt
Thomasville
North Carolina
Hunt
Windows Damaged by Pellet Guns in Thomasville
Police report three business windows on Fisher Ferry Street and E Main Street damaged by BB or pellet guns over the weekend or early yesterday. Targets were Fisher Ferry Launderette, C. L. Matthews Grocery, and Connell's Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fisher Ferry Launderette
C. L. Matthews
Fisher Ferry Street
Connell’s
E. Main Street
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Charles H. Ray
Johnnie R. Bryant
Oakwood Street
Mangum Street
Ray
Bryant
Ernest Davis
Cedar Street
E. Lexington Avenue
McGuinn Street
Helen D. Lewis
Rebecca
Perry
RL. 4
Elm
Albert T. Tyler
Green Drive
Jacob Street
John D. Caldwell
Walnut Street
Tyler
Thomasville Hospital
Friendship Airport
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Calif
Dallas
Clifton T. Hunt
Aviation, Inc
Marion Follin
Greensboro High Point Air Service, Inc
Beeson
tLown & Shrop
Ony
Woodrow Ave
Johnaan St
Frasman
W. Russell Ave
Montheu Ave
APTS
Houbes
Guyer St. S
Craven-Johnson, Pollock, Inc
Amin St
State
Terrell
Sorm
Realty Co
Rockspring Ra
Beddington RD
James S, Conrad, Inc
Hamilton
West-Locke Apts
Furn
Greenbriar Apts
Idol-Green Coq
Realtors
Em St
E. Washington
Bath
Tate “St
Walle
Walle Mover St
Rm. Nous
Horton Realty Ee
Washington
Taylor M. Simpson Company Realtors
English Rd
Abble Ave
Baker Rom
Peale
Wyers Apts
Bath & Entrance
W. Green St
Robert T. van Dervoort
Guyllford County
Matilda
van Dervoort
Main St. Ruwelle
Apt
North Caroling
Fisher & Fisher
First Union Nat'l Bank
Andy Be
Moud Sy Ray Rapeir
Carl Vinson
Mary Gladden Shelton Wagner
Executris
Thomasville Road
N.C
R. F. van Landingham
Thomasville N.C
Aled
Archdale School
Atom Ralph's
Lost
Bootsie
Friendly Ave
Rose
South Main
Chihuahua
New Life Homes, Inc
Stewie St
C. C
Hughet
Derry J. Spivey
Winston Salem
Trade St
Barbara Arild
Wastarr
Knoxville
Tenn
B. O. Moore
Stanton Holland
Boyts Moore
Bill Harris
Washington Br
Mary Percy
Carter St. Calr
Warren Parris
W. A
Seawall
Carl Purcell Supply Co
E. Leaington Ave
Ernest Brymer
Salis
Bury
N. C
Charlotte
Tri City
Aamerican
Red Ball Transit Co
Grato's Children's Day Nursery
Sally Waden
B. E. Warner
J. A. Michael
Septic
Randolph
SMITH
Main St
Hema
Jeffrey ‘Court
Sesian Walt Meredith
Smith Deal Realtors
Sandrack & Greval
N. Main
A. L. Reagan
Oxford
Village Square
Dunrovin Manor
Rosewood
Colonial Court Aits
Willis
Grimes
Atlantic Ins. & Realty Co
Malin
W. Willis
Ceramic Bath
Rales Delve
Unity Toantoo
Colgnial Ct
Caenmaiee
Belek
Lexington Ave
Madison
Makwood Ct
U Redding
Oak
Army Apt. Ie
Redding
Forsyth Rd
Tonda Road
OSA W. Wilts
R. Dupl
E Forsyth Rd
Sir Wendell
Dupl
Meredith
Mendenball-Moore Realtors
Church Ave
Super Hwy, & Johnson Motor Lines
Ward's Park
Trinity Area
George's
Kivester
Beach
Marlette House
Will Financate
Arvan Tralier
Axis
Clan-aid E. Commerce
N. Main St
Atlantic Ins. & Realty
Fred
Charles M. Mendenhall
Mendenhall-Moore
yasitRons Mendenhall-Moore Realtor
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