Parks Department Approves Budget for 1962 63
The parks and recreation commission approved a recommended budget for 1962 63 proposing 154 600 for capital improvements and 316 818 for operating expenses. The plan moves to City Manager Harold Cheek for review and recommendation before final action.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
Harold Cheek
Cheek
City Council
Oak View
Palmer Barrett
Lions Club Recreation Committee
Jack Sutherland
Lions Club
Councl
Sutherland
Jesse Taylor
Barrett
Driver Held After Crash On Montlieu
A 54 year old N Main Street resident was charged with driving under the influence after a crash at Montlieu and N Hamilton. Vincent Marvel Neal collided with Dorothy Elliott as witnesses said he weaved across the road. Neal posted $300 bond and faces Municipal Court on May 16.
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N. Main Street
Montlieu
N. Hamilton Street
Vincent Marvel Neal
Dorothy P. Elliott
Trinity
Neal
Elliott
Montlieu Avenue
Cassell Street
Adventist World Headquarters Reports Missionaries and Reach
Seventh day Adventist world headquarters says it sent out 431 new missionaries last year. The church conducts medical educational and evangelistic work in 196 countries employing 48 890 workers.
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Washington
Seventh Day Adventist World Headquarters
Bowman Named Sheriff In Randolph County
Asheboro North Carolina Bowman W D Bowman Jr deputy was appointed Randolph County sheriff to finish the term of Wayne W Wilson who resigned Wilson will join the U S Treasury ATT U division as an agent and will be stationed in Charleston South Carolina Bowman appointment comes from the County Board of Commissioners and lasts until the elected sheriff takes office in November
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Asheboro
W. D. Bowman Jr
Randolph County
Wayne W. Wilson
Bowman
County Board of Commissionrs
Wilson
U.S. Treasury Department
Attu
Charleston
8. C
Workmen Injured In Fall From inflammable load truck
Two machine shop employees at Thomasville Furniture Industries were injured when they fell from a stake body truck carrying torn down spray booth lacquer dust en route to the city dump. Glen Nifong and Bernard Bodenheimer were hospitalized with chest leg and ankle injuries.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Glen Nifong
Broad Street
Bernard Bodenheimer
Lindsay Loftin
Doak Street
Salem
City Memorial Hospital
Green Ambulance
Nifong
Bodenheimer
Abbotts Creek Boys Stock Show Champs
Two Abbotts Creek Township youths won honors at the Winston Salem Fat Stock Show and Sale sponsored by the Winston-Salem Junior Chamber of Commerce. Tommy Bodenheimer, 15, of Ledford High School FFA, exhibited the grand champion Angus steer at 1 085 pounds, bought by Bob Neill of Neill Pontiat for 50 dollars per hundredweight. he received a miniature Angus statue and a Jaycee trophy. D. C. Bodenheimer, 13, of Wallburg School, won the fitting and showmanship trophy, also with an Angus.
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Wallburg
Abbotts Creek Township
Tommy Bodenheimer
Ivey Bodenheimer
D. C
Bob Neill
Neill Pontiat
Young Bodenheimer
Angus
N. C. Angus Assn
Jaycee
D. C. Bodenheimer
Wallburg School
W. W. Johnson
Davidson
Greensboro
High Point
Seven Sign With Army In April
Seven men enlisted in the Regular Army through the local recruiting office during April. Harold A. Odom joined Signal Corps and James D. Blackwelder entered Army Security Agency, with Stephen D. Lanier and Willie J. Cockerham unassigned. Nicholas E. Crofts from Sophia chose motor mechanics training. Larry E. Meyers of Lexington joined Army Security Agency and Charles E. Murphy of Thomasville enlisted for motor transport. Sgt. Vincent noted upcoming June high school graduates should visit the office and a WAC representative will counsel girls on May 9 for army careers.
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Regular Army
Joseph Vincent
High Point
Harold A. Odom
Signal Corps
James D. Blackwelder
Army Security Agency
Stephen D. Lanier
Willie J. Cockerham
Sophia
Nicholas E. Crofts
Larry E. Meyers
Lexington
Charles E. Murphy
Thomasville
Vincent
WAC
Giles A Lay Dies At 77 In Hospital
Giles Amos Lay 77 of High Point and formerly of Draper died at 12 30 am yesterday at Morehead Memorial Hospital He was a Gaston County native and a retired Rex Cotton Mills superintendent Survivors include his wife five sons two daughters three brothers two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Draper
Giles Amos Lay
High Point
Morehead Memorial Hospital
Gaston County
Rex Cotton Mills
Gastonia
Ella B. Lay
Walter
James
Greer
S. C
Ralph
George
Army
Germany
Marvin
Navy
Iceland
Daisy Chambers
Leona Wyatt
Sam
Swansea
Mass
Richard
Belmont
Charlotte
Sam Gibson
Mary Gantt
Hospital hits 101 percent occupancy in Memorial Hospital
Thomasville city memo reports Memorial Hospital reached 101 percent occupancy before midnight yesterday. Director Bill Smith said the facility has 100 beds eight for adults and 20 bassinets. 11 bassinets were used and 90 adults occupied beds. trustees study expansion plans and seek funding advice.
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Thomasville — City Memorial Hospital
Bill Smith
Smith
Fashion Designer Don Loper Faces Probation Hearing
Santa Monica California AP reports fashion designer Don Loper age 54 must appear May 31 for a probation hearing and sentencing following a conviction for misdemeanor drunken driving and hit and run. Loper was convicted Monday and arrested March 11 in Beverly Hills after an automobile accident injuring three people.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Don Loper
Loper
Beverly Hills
Suddarth Named Davidson County Attorney
Davidson County Commissioners appointed Tom Suddarth, solicitor of the Davidson County Court and chair of the county Democratic executive committee, as county attorney after Paul G. Stoner resigned. They issued praise for Stoner and began reviewing the 1962 63 county budget with planned adjourned sessions this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Tom Suddarth
Davidson County
Democratic Executive Committee
Paul G. Stoner
Stoner
Charles Mauze
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Chair City Recreation
Thomasville-Lexington Reser
Bonnie Jordan
Parks Department
Taylor
City Lake
Washington Terrace Park
Washington Terrace
Blair Park
Hear
Rev
R. N. Honeycutt
Salisbury, N. C
Springfield
J. L. Mabe
Randolph
Abbotts Creek
Central Appliance Co
Main St
Aluminum
Huffman
N. Main St
Giles A. Lay
Elmer Piper
Savings & Loan Association
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L.C.C.M
Henry W. Streur
Sec
Mann Drug CO
Brentwood Baptist Church
Worth Ave
Brentwood Street
Charlie Monk, Jr
Greenville, S. C
Mr. Roddy Maners
High Point, N. C
John
DR. C. Y. Dossey
The
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Green Street
Baptist Church
Mangum Avenue
E. W. Price, Jr
C. Y. Dossey
Highland Motors, Inc
North M
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Ain Street
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