Globe Furniture Co. Sold to Burlington Industries Inc
Globe Furniture Co., a Point firm in the national furniture industry, is sold to Burlington Industries Inc. The move makes Globe an operating unit of Burlington. President Charles F. Myers says Globe products will complement Burlington’s home position.
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Globe Furniture Co
National
Burlington Indus
Ment
Globe
Burlington
Fabeles
James Lee & Sons
Henry A. Foscue
Oe Eesures Globe
Prospect Street
Colony Table
Guilford County School Board Approves Free Choice Plan
Guilford County students will attend their first choice school next year under a tentative free choice plan approved by the board of education. The plan prioritizes rural district transfers and nonresident requests, with 102 of 165 nonresident requests approved. Concerns include Jamestown growth and potential crowding at Guilford, Northeast High, and Rankin schools.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Board of Education
Pearce
Jamestown
Guilford School
Northeast High School
Rankin School
Tom’s
Northeast
Sn Ance
Ragsdale High School
Millis Road
Jamestown City
Group Protests School Integration in Guilford County
A Greensboro area resident Clyde Webster told the Guilford County Board of Education that school integration leaves him no place for his children and he opposes qualified teachers instruction in segregated schools. He urged white only schools and joined a large delegation at the board meeting.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Clyde Webster
Summerfield
Guilford County Board of Education
Peron
Webster
Board Aaneanae
George Dorsett
Guilford Ku Klux Klan
Summerfield School
E. P. Pearce
Howad Carr
Aaam
A and Welker
Confederate Memorial Day Service Slated At Oakwood
Confederate Memorial Day observances will be held at Oakwood Municipal Cemetery Tuesday at 4 p.m. led by the local United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter near the Confederate dead monument. The event includes remarks by UDC members and a focus on Civil War memorials and local history.
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Oakwood
Braxton Younts Enterprise
Oakwood Municipal
North Carolinma
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. F. Hayden
H. P. Morrison
Jones Burns
Arden
Bodenheimer
Steele Street
Mark Bodenheimer
Air Force
UDC
Junior Champ Day draws record 133 participants
The seventh annual Junior Champ Day, sponsored by the Point Jaycees, drew 133 contestants aged eight to 15 across eight age groups and seven events from broad jump to sprints and softball throws. Gary Meredith, 13, of Allen Jay, won with 445 points, Parkview Elementary School earned the School Participation Trophy for most contestants.
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The
Point Jaycees
Competi
Ing
Gary Meredith
Allen Jay
Parkview Elementary School
Robert Huntley
Johnson
Johnny Evans
Terry Williams
Dwight Mills
Keith Moore
Three Hippert family members charged after Saturday brawl
High Point police arrested William Wesley Hippert 26 Bertram Hippert and Gertrude Hippert after a family brawl on S Elm Street. Gertrude faced resisting arrest and disorderly conduct Wil Hippert was charged with resisting arrest and assault Bert Ram Hippert faced disorderly conduct. Bond set. A separate accident case charged Smith with leaving the scene after James Jenkins 19 was injured. Another wreck at Nathan Hunt Drive and Kearns Street left driver missing then identified as M E Jones. Bobby Atwood 35 of Franklin Street charged with driving while intoxicated bond 300 dollars.
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Nichols
S. Elm Street
Hippert
William Wesley
Bertram
Gertrude
Gertrude Hippert
Wil
Li Cee
Roscoe
Smith
James Jenkins
Jenkins
Nathan Hunt Drive
Kearns Street
M. E. Jones
W. Willis Street
Bobby Atwood
Franklin Street
Memorial rites at Greenhill Cemetery Veterans program announced
Memorial Day ceremonies will dedicate a new flag pole at Greenhill Cemetery. John McClain Post 196 American Legion sponsor Horace Ray to speak with a Fort Bragg firing squad and color guard. Veterans will assemble at the water filtering plant on Kivett Drive for a 5 p.m. program. State Sen Ed Kemp will present Rep. details.
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Greenhill Cemetery
H. M. Kirkpatrick
John McClain
American Legion
Horace Ray
Fort Bragg
Kivett Drive
Ed Kemp
Two Killed Three Charged With Murder In Randolph
In Randolph County a family feud led to a Saturday shooting spree near Seagrove. Clarence C. Jarrell 27 confessed to killing his former wife Patsy Moody Jarrell 20 and injuring two children. Herman C. Stutts and James Corder were killed. Corder and his brother were charged with murder after a double shooting involving 16 or more blasts from pistols and a shotgun. The victims and suspects and the chaotic scene were detailed by Randolph County officials.
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Randolph
Don Wrenn
Asheboro
Seagrove
Rae Repay
Clarence Cecil Jarrell
West Bailey Street
Charie Joyce
Hurley Hicks
Central Falls Road
Moody Jarrell
Randolph County
Julian Brady
Bob
Weather Pattern Repeats With Mild Temperatures
Today's conditions mirror yesterday with a high near 79 degrees and a low 50s by nightfall. Partly cloudy skies may bring scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. Monday looks cloudy with widely scattered showers.
Friday Dates For Markets Reaffirmed
The Furniture Factories Marketing Assn of the South reaffirmed a Friday to Friday schedule for spring and fall furniture markets. At its annual Winston-Salem meeting, the group kept Friday openings and closings for 1966 fall market from Oct 21 to Oct 28, noting prior complaints about Monday openings.
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South
Furniture Factories Marketing Assn. of
FFMA
Winston-Salem
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