City pool use may face charges for outsiders at park lake
High Point park chief W. B. Stronach says rising demand could lead to higher rates for non residents and possible dual pricing for High Pointers and outsiders. With Greensboro patrons increasing, officials may restrict access similar to the golf course.
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City Lake
W. B. Stronach
Stronach
Greensboro
Greensboro Recreation
High Point
City Lake Pool
Old Drizzlepuss Weather Forecast Keeps Rain Coming
Weather clerk notes spring arrival with forecast of clouds and intermittent drizzle tonight and tomorrow. The period through Friday remains mostly cloudy with further chances of rain and statewide heavy rainfall for the next five days. Temperatures average five to six degrees below normal, with readings near 50 today and tomorrow and a low around 41 tonight.
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Piedmont
Scout Court of Honor Slated After Dinner Tonight
Boy Scout Troop 55 and Explorer Post 55 of First Methodist Church will hold a Court of Honor tonight after the annual dinner. Barry Hyman will receive the merit badge for public speaking. Life awards go to Ronnie Taylor and Steve Algboth. Other badges to Steve Hyman, Ronnie Taylor, Ralph Montgomery, and Lee Sherrill. Arthur Dickens will present awards.
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Boy Scout Troop
Explorer Post 55
First Methodist Church
Barry Hyman
Ronnie Taylor
Steve Algboth
Scout Troop 55
Steve Hyman
Ralph Montgomery
Lee Sherrill
Arthur Dickens
Printers Form Carolina Club of Printing House Craftsmen
Members of the graphic arts in dustry gathered at the Mayfair Cafeteria Greensboro to view the charter for the Carolina Club of Printing House Craftsmen. Hugh Boyer of Caskie Paper Co. presided. Thomas L. Cooper of Atlanta spoke on the craftsmen movement and the group’s aims. The charter was presented to Clyde McSwain of Winston-Salem, who urged members to strive for perfection. The club includes printers and suppliers from Greensboro Winston-Salem and High Point with two High Point directors.
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Mayfair
Greensboro
Carolina Club of Printing House
Hugh Boyer
Caskie Paper Co
Charlotte
Boyer
Johannes Gutenberg
Thomas L. Cooper
Atlanta
International Association of Printing House Craftsmen, Inc
England
Cooper
Clyde McSwain
Winston-Salem
Carolina Club
McSwain
Craftsmen’s Club
Winston - Salem
High Point
Thornton O. Charnock
Fred Smith
Craftsmen Board of Governors
Oak View Print
Ing Co
Alderman Studios, Inc
The
Braxton Younts
Man charged after attempt to run woman down
A 27-year-old Sophia man tried to run Sophia Campbell down with his car. Bill Fleming was indicted for assault with a deadly weapon after she asked officers to seek a warrant. Bond set at $300 with hearing planned April 2. Other cases include Douglas Archer charged with simple assault after a fist clash, released on $100 bond for a Friday hearing. Brailley Taylor booked on aWorth check count with $100 bond and April 2 hearing. Harvey Warren charged with passing a bad check, bond $100 for April 4. Voight Prichard indicted for drunken driving, released on $500 bond with an April 4 hearing.
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Sophia
Myrtle Campbell
South Road
Bill Fleming
Campto
Flemng
Douglas F. Archer
Olga Street
Simon Southern
Southern
Archer
Brailley M. Taylor
Foust Street
Bentusetree
Dallas Hauser
Hauser- Marley
N. Wrenn Street
Taylor
Harvey G. Warren
Woodbrook Court
H. Broadus Leonard
Leonard
Jon N. Main Street
Warren
Thomasville
Voight Victor Prichard
Kelford
N. C
Prichard
School Board Meeting Addresses New Junior High and Additions
The city school board meets to set bid date for a northeastern junior high, review landscape plans for the site on McQuinn Avenue, and open bids for six classrooms at Montleu Avenue School. Agenda includes special education financing, driving training program status, and salary differences to retain Lt. Shields as instructor. Other items cover teacher contracts, student assignments, Brentwood addition plans, and a new eastern elementary school.
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McQuinn Avenue
Montleu Avenue
Frank Shields
Shields
Brentwood
Guilford Fine Arts Festival Entry Lists Open
Registration for the Guilford County Fine Arts Festival opens at the Chamber of Commerce and Woman's Club in Greensboro. Adults in Guilford County may enter through Saturday with entries judged in May in 30 classifications across literature music and visual arts.
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Guilford County
Chamber of Commerce
N. Main Street
Woman's Club
Greensboro
D. A. Rawley
Festival Association
Visualarts
High Point
Texac
Tot Turns In Fire Alarm At Winston Street
Local firemen responded to a call at 100 Winston Street in Thomasville early yesterday afternoon but the alarm proved false. Fire officials said the call came from a small child by telephone, and the youngster’s identity had not been learned.
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Thomasville
Winston St
Rock Toss by Underdog Defender Sues Big Dog Fight
Robert Taylor defended a smaller dog by tossing a rock to scare a larger dog. The rock allegedly bounced and struck Mrs. Mildred E. Atkinson in the chest. A jury awarded Atkinson $1,100 in damages in Oakland California.
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Oakland
Calif
Robert Taylor
Mildred E. Atkinson
Guilford Officials React To State Foster Home Licensing Policy
Guilford County welfare officials and Commissioner Dr. Ellen Winston criticize a new state rule requiring all foster boarding homes to be licensed by July 1. County leaders note the deadline is unrealistic and could cost about 28 thousand dollars in annual state aid. Many unlicensed homes are described as good, sparking debate.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Ellen Winston
Raleigh
Guilford
L. M
John Clinard
High Point
Guilford Board of Welfare
Dr. Winston
Thompson
Hunt seeks fourth term on Guilford County Commission
Veteran Guilford County official Charles J. Hunt announces he will run for re election to the county board. Hunt is the oldest serving member and cites improvements under the pay as you go debt plan. He faces a Democratic primary May 31 along with D S Neill and Sidney Allen with Carson Bain possibly joining.
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Guilford County Commission
Charles J. Hunt
Hunt
Carson Bain
Greensboro
Countty
Allen
Neill
High Point
Denton Bonds Sold by Local Government Commission
Bonds totaling 70000 to fund Denton sanitation improvements were sold by the Local Government Commission in Raleigh. Purchasers were Vance Securities Corp and Mc Daniel and Lewis and Co of Greensboro at 4.0376 percent interest. Average maturity 14.04 years.
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Denton
Local Government Commission
Raleigh
Vance Securities Corp
McDaniel & Lewis & Co
Greensboro
Piedmont Industrial Meet Set At Greensboro College
Four local businessmen will attend a one day session of the Piedmont Industrial Development Conference at Greensboro College tomorrow. Alton Stanford chairs the High Point delegation and Edgar Snider co chairs the planning committee alongside Herbert Minnis and John Bruton. Senator J C Eagles will headline the talks with panel discussions on financing development selling sites using research data and food processing opportunities.
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Greensboro College
Alton Stanford
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
State Department of Conservation and Development
Edgar Snider
Herbert Minnis
John Bruton
J. C. Eagles
Tax Study Commission
Forgery Hearing Waived for Greensboro Youth
A 16 year old Greensboro youth, James W. Rhoades, waived a hearing on two forgery counts in Municipal Court and was bound over to Superior Court. Judge Byron Haworth set bond at $500 after a probable cause finding for alleged signature forgeries on two $25 checks cashed at local stores on Feb 10. In a separate Municipal Court matter, 17 year old Claude J. McDaniels of Asheboro Road was ordered to pay court costs in an assault case. witness Leslie Mullins was fined $10 for failing to appear.
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Greensboro
Byron Haworth
James W. Rhoades
Young Rhoades
Au‘man
S. Main Street
Big Bear
Malpass-Kearns
E. Lexington Avenue
Claude J. McDaniels
Asheboro Road
Leslie B. Mullins
Greer Street
Mullins
McDaniels
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Deep River Friends Meeting House
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Sidney Allen
Pleasant Garden
Greensboro Public Schools
Peven
Pleasant Garden Methodist Church
Methodist Men
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Jane Jackson
Susan Horney
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High Point College
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