Planned Westchester Drive Shopping Center Nearing Approval
Cleveland Investments of Shelby announces a 30 acre site on Westchester Drive adjacent to Bottoms-Fiske terminal for a regional center. D W Royster Jr says 150000 square feet for about 25 stores with construction starting late summer and a one year timetable. Mendenhall Moore Realtors handles negotiations. zoning changes needed.
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Westchester Drive
Bottoms - Fiske
Cleveland Investments, Inc
Shelby
Royster
D. W. Royster Sr
Mendenhall . Moore Realtors
Man Facing Hearings On Five Checks
A 43 year old man identified as Donald A Bain faces five charges of issuing worthless checks and one charge of inadequate support. Bonds set at 450 dollars for worthless check offenses and 450 for domestic relations court case. Also Irene Horton 31 faces one check charge with 50 dollar bond. 16 year old Charles Gill charged with indecent exposure and 44 year old Essie Jordan charged with assault with deadly weapon. bonds 100 dollars each. Another man George W McLain III 35 arrested for a 28.69 dollar worthless check with 50 dollar bond.
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Donald A. Bain
Bain
J. B. Mitchell
Krogers
Dick Hubbard
Rain
Irene Horton
Commerce Street
Horton
Merit Shoe Co
Charles Gaither Gill
Sunset Drive
Man Told 12 Month Term For Beating Tot
Thomasville records show Jimmie Lee Traynham 22 of Kernersville received a 12 month prison sentence in Recorder's Court for assaulting his 20 month old stepson by beating his face and head. Testimony described scalding water poured over the child's back. The incident allegedly occurred March 2 and the boy identified as Bob by Albright aged 12 months. Traynham posted $300 bond and filed a notice of appeal.
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Thomasville
Jimmie Lee Traynham
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Recorder's Court
Traynham
Frank Smith
Davidson County
Bobby Albright
S. G. Arnold
Price Street
W. N. McCarson
Fisher Ferry Street
Woodrow Oliver
Lincoln Street
Oliver
Nancy Epps
Black St
Stanley F. Fouts
W. Main Street
Ed Everhart
Fouts
Mildren Fouts
Exchangites Hear State Secretary in Golden Anniversary Night
Dr. Harold Maxwell spoke on What is Past is Prologue to Exchange Club members during a ladies night observing the Golden Anniversary of the National Exchange Club founded 1911. He urged upholding community economic and political beliefs as the club's history noted support for the handicapped, crime prevention, and the Exchange Liner boat at City Lake since 1935. Guests included Charles Cox and H J Calcasure with Jimmy Herndon of Fayetteville.
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Harold Maxwell
Exchange Club
Maxwell
Fayetteville
N.C
City Lake
Charles Cox
New York
H. J. Calclasure
Jimmy Herndon
Independence Day Observed by Greek Youth at Center
Students from St George Greek Orthodox parochial school presented a Greek Independence Day program at the Hellenic Community Center. Brad Caplanides spoke on history and Georgiana Gekas on religion. Master of ceremonies was Johnny Caplanides.
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St. George Greek Orthodox Church
Hellenic Community Center
Brad Caplanides
Georgiana Gekas
Johnny Caplanides
Harvey Kotsionis
Jim
Timmy Caplanides
Jim Karahalios
Paul
Kostas
Savvas
Phil Mellonas
Maria Gekas
Nick Maheras
Stella
Cathy Bocholis
Angeliki Drakulakos
Dairy Executive Enters Lexington Council Race
Eric Morgan a former City Councilman and manager of the Cable Dairy Cooperative announced he will oppose Purcell Yarborough for a South Ward seat. Morgan began with the dairy firm in 1944 and previously served on the City Council from 1957 to 1959 and over two terms on the school board as secretary.
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Lexington
Eric Morgan
Cable Dairy Cooperative
Purcell Yarborough
Arnold Tesh
South Ward
Morgan
New Cub Pack Holds First Meeting at Johnson Street School
A newly organized cub pack at Johnson Street School will meet tonight at 7 30. The pack includes 22 boys and their parents are invited, according to local Boy Scout officials.
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Johnson Street School
Boy Scout
North-South Artery Plan Fades Over Funding Shortfall
North Point readers learn that a long planned city street improvement program funded by bonds approved in 1957 has stalled due to a lack of funds. Officials redirected bond money to other projects, delaying Willowbrook Elm Ward and Kearns work as state cofunding demands rise.
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High Point
Willowbrook Street
Ward
Highland
Elm Street
Westwood
Morris Street
Willowbrook
Ward Street
Kearns
W. Green Street
State Highway Commission
S. Main Street
Elm
Morris
S. Main
Two Grass Fires Reported to Firemen Yesterday
Firemen answered two grass fire calls yesterday. At 11 41 a m they tackled a blaze at 310 Hayworth St and at 1 51 p m they were sent to 613 Greensboro Rd to extinguish another grass fire.
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Hayworth St
Greensboro Rd
Prayer for T YDAY Faith and Courage to Trust Others
A prayer asking God to overcome timidity and fear of loss so people share grace and care with others. The petition asks for faith to risk looking foolish or being misused if Christ’s grace can be passed on, presented by Russell S. Hutchison of Muskingum College Ohio.
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God
Father of
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Russell S. Hutchison
New Concord
Ohio
Muskingum College
Showers Likely In High Point Area Tomorrow
Spring like weather in High Point brings near record warmth with 78 degrees today and 70 tomorrow. Tonight's low around 54 with patchy clouds. Showers or thundershowers are likely tomorrow and again Thursday as cooler air moves in.
High Point primary unsettled as council race lacks official filings
Four of eight council seats are up, with four GOP candidates filed and a mayoral slate in place. Democratic hopefuls Bryant and Stout have filed, while Ki ser, Culler, Sargeant, and Phillips filed. Froelich, Dick Culler, and Little announced but unpaid. Filing deadline looms and may trigger withdrawals.
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High Point Democrats
Nounced
Hubert Bryant
Carson Stout
Democratic Council
W. J. Kiser
Roy Culler
Angus Sargeant
J. B. Phillips
Jake Froelich
Dick Culler
Perry P. Little
Democratic Party
Accidents Lead to Charges Against Three Motorists
Three yesterday crashes caused $525 in damages and resulted in charges for three drivers. At 7 am at Leonard and Evans streets Rufus Pegues and Marvin Scotton collided. Pegues charged with signaling violation and Scotton with passing at an intersection. Damages the Pegues car $75 and Scotton $100. A second crash at Ward and Willowbrook streets involved Patricia Blackman and Roy Stuart. Blackman charged with failure to yield. damages $175. A third collision on W Lexington Avenue involved Sharon Turpin and Sevier Horney. no charges, damages $175. Time listed as 5 12 p m.
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Leonard
Evans Streets
Rufus Johnny Pegues
Woodbury Street
Marvin Theodore Scotton
Gordon Street
Leonard Street
Pegues
Evans Street
Scotton
Ward
Willowbrook
Patricia Alene Blackman
Greer Street
Roy Franklin Stuart
Ennis Street
Blackman
Stuart
W. Lexington Avenue
Sharon Lee Turpin
Country Club Road
Sevier Bundy Horney
Rockspring Road
Horney
Turpin
His Last Words and the Cross's Power
A Methodist bishop reflects on Jesus last words from the cross, arguing they reveal Christ’s enduring presence beyond death. He links forgiveness and divine purpose to the thief’s plea and to humanity’s potential for eternal life through faith, urging belief in the Holy Spirit’s guidance. Tomorrow’s installment promised.
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Christ
Richard C. Raines
Associated Press
Paradise
Jesus
God
Cattlemen Approve Continued North Carolina Beef Assessment
Growers in Davidson Randolph and Guilford counties voted in favor of extending the 10 cent per head assessment on slaughter cattle sold over $20. County totals: Davidson 173-58, Randolph 31-2, Guilford 274-52. Statewide results will be tabulated in Raleigh.
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Davidson
Randolph
Guilford
North Carolina
Raleigh
Aide To Serve As Chair City Acting Manager
Kyle Williams assistant to the city manager was named acting city manager effective April 1 by the City Council Williams fills the post left by Bill Green whose resignation also takes effect April 1 The council is continuing to interview applicants with no names released after last night’s session in the city hall
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Thomasville
Kyle Williams
Williams
Bill Green
Coin Box Theft Investigated at Bus Station
Thomasville city police investigate a break in at the bus station booth coin box containing about $1 in change. Estimated damage to the box is $8.
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Thomasville — City
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