14-Year-Old Charged In Four Break-Ins
A 14-year-old boy was taken into custody Thursday and charged with four break-ins. The detective report ties him to intrusions at the Oscar R Norris residence on Manley Drive and the home of Charles William Carver on Carter Street, with valuables stolen including cash and a watch. Additional offences on Lane Avenue and Nathan-Hunt Drive are cited, along with other juvenile charges and adult arrests for related larceny and theft incidents.
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Oscar R. Norris
Manley Drive
Norris
Charles William Carver
Carter Street
Lane Avenue
Nathan- Hunt Drive
Discount Salvage
E. Kearns Street
Larry Donnell Martin
W. Green Drive
Carl Brockman
E. Kearns
Brockman
Alfred Taylor
Culler Street
Ellen Hines
Rt. 1
Jamestown
E. Green Ive
Hamilton Street
Rosco Smith
Filbert Street
Lindsay Street
Quaker Lane
Harold Gene Dilldine
Allen Wimbley
Jane Moffitt Jr
Westwood Avenue
Billy Don Spivey
Reginald Connor Vaughan
Greensboro
Joe Ross Copple
Billy Wayne Brewer
Anderson Calvin Brooks
P. B. Lawrence
Lawrence
Central High Band Heads to Washington D C Tour
The High Point Central High School band left today for a weekend Washington area tour. They will perform in Fairfax Virginia tonight and exchange trips with Woodson High School, which will visit High Point next weekend. Woodson students will host Central players. A Saturday city tour and party are planned with Woodson guides. The group returns Sunday afternoon.
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High Point Central
Washington, D. C
Fairfax
Central
Woodson
High Point
Woodson Band
Central Players
Washington
Central Band
David Carter
Central High Auditorium
City Blue Law Decision Looms
Two City Council meetings next week will decide whether High Point's blue law is placed on the November ballot. City Attorney Knox Walker will rule on the ballot question, with Jim Pearce leading the repeal effort and Paul Clapp supporting the people’s right to decide. If the council cannot place it on the ballot, citizens may pursue action.
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Forrest Cates
High Point
Knox Walker
Walker
Jim Pearce
Paul Clapp
Pearce
Clapp
Roland Chartier Named Top of the Mart Manager
Roland Chartier, famed Southern restaurateur and former seven year manager of the Charlotte City Club, is named manager of the Top of the Mart restaurant. He brings European training and has served as department chef at the Waldorf Astoria and Rainbow Room in New York. Chartier will reside with his wife Beatrice in High Point.
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Roland Chartier
Charlotte City Club
Leo J. Heer
Southern Furniture Exposition
Chartier
Palm Beach
New York
Waldorf Astoria
Rainbow Room
Rockefeller Center
Chef's Association
The
Water Club
Charter
Hidden Valley Country Club
Salem
Piedmont Club
Spartanburg
S. C
South Carolina
Kingstree
Camden
Beatrice
High Point
Northwood PTA highlights chorus and band program
The Northwood school chorus and band performed this week at a PTA meeting. Mrs. C F Ridenhour was introduced as the new PTA president while the PTA Board held the final session of the year prior to adjournment.
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Northwood School
PTA
C. F. Ridenhour
Common Ground Vital in North Carolina Child Development
Dr. John Bridgers told High Point educators that no common ground exists for professionals in child development, leading to overlapping planning. He outlined how children learn, urging a shared framework for teachers psychologists and clinicians to align efforts across agencies.
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High Point
John Bridgers
North Carolina
Bridgers
North Carolina Assn. of Educators
NCAE
The
Assn. of Classroom Teachers
ACT
T. Wingate Andrews High School
Bob Scott
Second injunction bars Thomasville apartment permit revocation
A Thomasville Superior Court judge issues a second restraining order directing the city to restore building permits revoked after a rezoning bid for the Mason Way apartment project. City officials delay action awaiting attorney guidance as the project faces ongoing legal challenges and a pending hearing.
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Thomasville
Mason Way
Superior Court
Charles
Davidson County Sheriff's Department
Kyle Williams
George Saintsing
Williams
Saintsing
Raleigh
Oklahoma
Thomasville of North Carolina, Ltd
Oklahoma Company
Gripe Session At Eastern Randolph High Fails To Resolve
A two hour Randolph County Board of Education meeting at Eastern Randolph High School ended with confusion and no resolution. Parents attacked Principal W J Taylor after a PTSA meeting while teachers Dwight Hooker and Charles Edwards faced possible policy violations. Students defended the teachers and complained about a long awaited gripe list, with the board promising to review the broader dispute and a panel to report potential violations.
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Ramseur
Eastern Randolph High School
Randolph County Board of Education
W. J. Taylor
Taylor
Dwight Hooker
Charles Edwards
PTSA
John Lawrence
Board of Education
Lawrence
Hooker
Edwards
Consolidated School
Randolph North Carolina Education Assn
YMCA Workers Honored by Club Committee
YMCA members received awards presented by Bill Morgan and the club committee. The ceremony recognized dedicated volunteers and longtime service to community programs and youth outreach.
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Morgan By
Bill Club Committee
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Donna Howard
Sam Bays
Robert Hedrick
Tom Allen
Sonny Hedgecock
Northwood
Hassle
Randolph
YMCA
Charles Stephenson
Jim Morgan
High Point Y Mca
Stephenson
Morgan
Wright
Mark Austin
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