North Carolina National Guard Restructured Under Pentomic Plan
Gov. Hodges announced a pentomic reorganization affecting over 10 000 personnel. The guard shifts to five battle groups with atomic artillery and armored transport to reduce vulnerability to nuclear attack while preserving armories and training sites in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
National Guard
IV Corps
Adj
Capus Waynick
3Rd Field Artillery
High Point
Thomasville
Winston-Salem
5Th Battle Group
Lexington
Asheboro
Warehouses Top Local Construction Projects
Two warehouses under construction by a Charlotte firm on W Green Street Extension topped last week’s building permits. Frances Investments Inc. plans two one story warehouses with costs of about 14000 and 14000 dollars. The spring home building surge continued with eight permits totaling about 68900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
W. Green Street
Frances Investments Inc
W. Green Ext
Cherokee St
Cherokee Hills
J. C. Smith
New Homes Taylor Kennerly Inc
Forrest Ave
L. H. Bottoms
Dallas St
R. C. Freeman
R. A. Dunnings
Winslow Street
C. D. Dunn
Ward St
J. W. Lamet
Collegee Park Subdivision
Windley St
Harold D. Wall
Gatewood Ave
Ofco
Youth Hurt In Collision On Superhighway
A youth suffered deep facial cuts when his car rear ended another vehicle at 9 30 p m on the highway in Burlington. His date Peggy Minnis escaped injury. Police said both drivers and occupants of the other car were injured as they were en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Minnis
Burlington
Brown
Dentist Dr Mosteller to Speak at Guilford Society Meeting
Dr John H Mosteller of Mobile Alabama, known dental authority and educator, will address the Guilford County Dental Society at the King Cotton Hotel Greensboro tonight with Dr S T Hart of High Point presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Mosteller
Mobile
Ala
Guilford County Dental Society
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
S. T. Hart
High Point
First Report Of YW Fund Is Tomorrow
The first meeting for the 350000 YWCA building fund campaign will be held tomorrow with Memorial Special Gifts Division workers at 1108 N Main Holt McPherson as division chair. About 40 civic leaders who solicited funds from major High Point businesses and individuals will report the campaign's initial results and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Kivett Drive
Ywca Building Fund
Memorial Special Gifts
N. Main
Memorial Special
B'” Gifts
Raleigh Dingman
Aaron Allred
Harold Amos
Wray Amos
Arnold Aronson
Benny Braica Jr
Ross Caudell
J. C. Fuller
Archie Honbarker
J. E. Horney
W. A. Horney Jr
J. W. Lindsay Jr
Wayland Linthicum Jr
Gene Marsh
E. D. Miller
James 8. Moffitt
Graham Morgan
Charlie Payne
Eugene Proffitt Jr
Charles Reddick
Tony Simeon
Fred Swartzberg
W. A. Tomlinson
Smoked Salmon With Lemon Vinaigrette and Bread
A recipe note describes smoked salmon served with lemon wedges and a sharp vinaigrette. The vinaigrette combines wine vinegar and olive oil with salt pepper and herbs such as parsley or tarragon and chives or chervil, to be poured over the fish and bread.
High Point man shot in leg during Graham race track melee
A High Point man fled after a melee at a Graham race track yesterday afternoon. Wade Johnson of Route 3 was wounded in the calf by an Alamance County deputy's bullet and sought treatment at Memorial Hospital. Deputies later served assault warrants on three others and posted bonds for two. Johnson posted $500 and was to appear in Alamance County on April 28.
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Alamance County
Graham
High Point
Wade Johnson
Route 3
Memorial Hospital
Alamance
Johnson
Clark
Goodman
Reidsville
Wayne Sexton
Donald Hall
Tommy Joe Wilmouth
Thomas
Prayer for TOSDAY in St Louis ends with moral pledge
Prayer urges growth in moral stature over space exploration, stressing care for others and Christian faith. C Baker Pearle, presiding elder of the A M E church in St Louis Missouri, signs the devotional note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
C. Baker Pearle
St. Louis
A. M. E. Church
Jollies Final Week Opens With Garnetts Rocks High Point
The 13th annual High Point Jaycee Jollies start their final rehearsal week with an 8 p.m. curtain on April 13. New acts include The Garnetts, a High Point College rock quartet, and Barbara Perry, a High Point Senior High student. Dress rehearsals begin Monday at Junior School and tickets are on sale at Wright-Womble and from Jaycee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Jaycee Jollies
Jollies
Garnetts
High Point College
Moon Mullins
Charlotte
Lies
Barbara Perry
Barbara
Suzy Suzy Willoughby
Newcom
Wright-Womble Pits
N. Main Street
High Point Jaycee
Audi
High Point annexation hearing in Raleigh expected lively
Expansion plans for a 26.4 square mile expansion face a pivotal public hearing next Tuesday. Proponents and opponents muster for debate before the House local government committee as the bill moves toward the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Raleigh
House of Representative
General Assembly
Local Civil Defense office seeks new home in High Point
High Point Civil Defense lacks a permanent base after being moved from the Post Office basement. George Spinnett said the two person office functions wherever available while awaiting city support and a suitable space. The program faces delays with an April county alert lacking a wardens service. A fingerprinting class at Cloverdale School draws PTA volunteers, with Montlieu Avenue and Union Hill schools approving the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Civil Defense Organization
George Spinnett
Spinnett
Cloverdale School
PTA
Cloverdale
Montlieu Avenue
Union Hill
Tomlinson
Ray Street
Montlieu Pta
National Civil Defense Council
Nashville
Tenn
E. Washington Street
Post
Civil Defense
Fifth Grade Tour to Chapel Hill Galleries
Thirty five fifth graders from Mrs. Thelma Truesdale visited Chapel Hill last week to view the art and science galleries and to see Easter the Awakening at the Morehead Planetarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Thelma Truesdale
Chapel Hill
Morehead Plantarium
Spring Showing Normalcy Signs
Easter vacation marked a return to routine as schools and businesses resumed after a break. Local observers noted openings and regular programming returning to the community.
Revival Series Set By Local Church In Greensboro
Revival services will be held at Greensboro with Alfred directing congregational singing and performing a solo at each service. Rev. Mr. Grout and his wife, former High Point residents, will participate with Mrs. Grout serving as organist and a local-school graduate who studied at Asbury College. The Rev. Mr. Grout holds a BA and his father leads First Pilgrim Holiness Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reensboro
Jack Shuler
Alfred
Grout
High Point
Asbury College
Movement to change High Point council election system
Democratic leaders move toward four at large council seats, replacing two per ward. Bill could be introduced in the General Assembly with Mayor's post also in play. Primary on April 21 and election May 6. Council meeting may address the plan tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Anti Rabies Clinics Scheduled in Guilford County
The Guilford County health department announces a schedule of anti rabies vaccination clinics for dogs over six months old. Clinics run 5 to 6 p.m. at Blair School and Vickery Chapel in High Point and nearby areas, with veterinarians volunteering and fees limited to serum costs.
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County Health Department
Togin & Cables Wa
Guilford
Health Department
Animal Protect Health
High Point
Blair School
Vickery Chapel
Missionary Will Conduct Revival Series at Ennis Street Church
The Rev. C. J. Armstrong of Asbury Theological Seminary will lead revival services at Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church. Armstrong has traveled to 52 countries and served in New York and with Onondaga Indians. Music will be led by Rev. Melvin L. Gentry with pastor Rev. Philip J. Birchall coordinating services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Armstrong
Houghton
N. Y
Asbury Theological Seminary
Wilmore
Ennish Street
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Armstrong
Direeeegeele
Seppt Wkssgremde
New York
Africa
Middle East
Melvin L. Gentry
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Thomasville
Philip J. Birchall
Ennis Street
Horse Show Rescheduled in Oak Ridge
East Oak Ridge reports the annual horse show has been moved to a new date due to scheduling conflicts. Organizers say participants and spectators should watch for updated details from the Oak Ridge Event Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge
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David Cox
High Point Enterprise
Holt McPherson
Senate
House
Ed Kemp
Mr. Grout
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
J. A. Grout JR
Torium
C. M. Wood
Oes Andrews
al Finley
Richardson
C. L. Armstrong
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