Multiple rummage and open house events across North Carolina
The First Church of God and several groups host rummage sales on Saturday at 9 am to 3 pm or 10 am in church lots and business sites from Main Street Archdale and Montlieu Methodist to M&S Finance with bake and craft sales. An Eta Zeta chapter backs the Archdale sale. a de facto reunion occurs near Route 1 in Randleman. A conference for women councils and readers theater at Salem College are noted. Archibald MacLeish's play is scheduled in Winston-Salem. and Cedarwood Golf Club in Charlotte changes hands for 1.2 million with new owners Luther Cree and Harold Jordan, return of Bill Pierce as head pro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
Main Street
High Point
The
Order of DeMolay
Montlieu Methodist Church
M&s Finance
Eta Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Charlotte
Cedarwood Golf Club
Investors Realty and Trust of
Nashville
Tenn
Luther Cree
Harold Jordan
Charlotte Club
Nashville Fun
Grady Shumate
Purvis Ferree
Aiken
S. C
Creel
Jordan
Cedarwood
Bill Pierce
Veterans and families honored in military service notices
A Raleigh area roll of service members highlights Richard D. Park of Asheboro as a top pavements maintenance specialist with the SAC 379th Civil Engineering Squadron winning the Robert H. Cutin Award. Also listed are Marines William Bethea Jr and Edward Hurley Jr, airman Sheryl Szakmeister, and others, detailing deployments, ranks, schools, and family ties across North Carolina and bases at Camp Lejeune and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Park
Leo Park
Rt. 4
Asheboro
Wurtsmith Afb
Mich
Air Force
Park
Strategic Air Command
379Th
Robert H. Cutin
Society of American Military Engineers
Southwest Randolph High School
Linda
Ralph N. Davis
Rt. 1
Franklinville
Benefit Results Announced by Archdale March of Dimes
Roy Allen announced over 7000 dollars in pledges for Archdale’s annual fund drive with a May 31 deadline. Top collectors received ten speed bicycles, male winner Stan Reid with 2009 and female Elsa Branson with 243.95. youngest collectors were Pam and Kevin Rabon. oldest walker was Margaret Johnson. Other prize winners included Joey Strickland Bobby Hill Gail Wells Johnny Miller Willie Johnson Andy Wall Angela Carter Peggy Farrington. prizes available at Trinity Senior High School office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Allen
Archdale
Cochairman
Archdale March of Dimes
Elsa Branson
Stan Reid
Reid
Ms. Branson
Pam Rabon
Kevin Rabon
Margaret Johnson
Walker
Allen
Joey Strickland
Bobby Hill
Gail Wells
Johnny Miller
Willie Johnson
Andy Wall
Angela Carter
Peggy Farrington
Trinity Senior High School
Teen-Ager Returns Home After Missing From School
Mrs. Earl Giles of Route 4 reported on Wednesday that her daughter Patricia Ann Giles, 14, has returned home. The teen had been reported missing after not returning from Trinity Junior High School on April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Giles
Route 4
Patricia Ann Giles
Trinity Junior High School
Increase In Permits Revealed April City Permits
A monthly report from the City Building Inspections office shows April permits totaling 1,294,683 dollars, up 44,345 from last year. The month includes 11 new residential permits for 385,919 dollars, 20 residential additions 124,370 dollars, six non residential buildings 449,500 dollars, two non residential additions 192,500 dollars, 70 residential repairs 71,061 dollars, and 52 non residential repairs 71,313 dollars. One of the 11 new dwellings was for seven units, totaling 16 units. 10 dwellings totaling 32 units were demolished. Total residential and other permits cover 29,847 square feet of business and additional permits, and 41,263 square feet of manufacturing space.
Betty Ford Joins Danish Ballet Opening at Kennedy Center
Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik attended the Kennedy Center opening night with Betty Ford as the Royal Danish Ballet staged its return to Washington, following a White House luncheon hosted by President and Mrs. Ford during the Danish visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Margrethe
Prince Henrik
Betty Ford
Kennedy Center
Royal Danish Ballet
Denmark
White House
Ford
Nine New Businesses Constructed In High Point
Building permits filed April 15 to May 7 totaled 1,298,066 with nine new businesses in High Point. Major permits include a 330,000 warehouse for American Ornamental Inc on 2214 Shore Dr and a 125,000 Samet Construction Co. facility on 819 Baker Rd. Other recent projects include a 17 Baker Rd plant, 80,000 on Eastchester Dr, 34,000 on Dorris Ave, a 3,000 car wash on Main St, and a 3,000 concessions stand for Hugh Point on Greensboro Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Ornamental Inc
Shore Dr
Samet Construction Co
Baker Road
Richard B. Culler Jr
Eastchester Dr
Isaac Paul Kearnes
Dorris Ave
David Hayworth
N. Main
Hugh Point
Greensboro Road
State Dept. of Transportation
Westchester Drive
Harvell Park
High Point Furniture and Industries
Corporation
N. Main St
Rush
Ingleside Dr
Firefighters deal with car leak and local blaze reports
Firefighters cleaned gasoline from a leak on a car in the 1000 block of Westwood Avenue at 7:31 am. A second incident at Riverdale Road landfill involved a trash fire on the conveyor belt to the pulverizer at 9:11 am, with smoke reported near Nathan Hunt Drive but no fire found. Permits valued over 1,000 covered dormitory repairs at High Point College and multiple residential projects totaling 132,000 dollars, plus a 73,500 dollar New Bethel Baptist Church grant. Thirty-nine residential improvements amounting to 44,190.68 dollars and repairs 3,344 dollars were noted. Princess Anne returned to public competition at Royal Windsor, entering two horses in the Spillers championship after recovering from a riding accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood Avenue
Riverdale Road
Nathan Hunt Drie
English Road
High Point College
W. R. Shoemaker
Oak Hollow
Paul Burkhart
Trafalgar
Morrison and Dawkins
Kimberly Place
Ernest Ine Galloway
Sunview Ave
New Bethel Baptist Church
London
Anne
Royal Windsor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shackelford
Joseph Glenn Shackelford
Randleman
Methodist Men's Club
United Methodist Church
Sto Som
Raleigh
Hilton Inn
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Archibald MacLeish
Carolina
Butner — Murdoch Center
William E. Bethea JR
Willam E. Bethea
Vieques
Puerto Rico
10Th Marine Regiment
2D Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
Marine Corps
Peggy
Ike Robbins
Thomasville
Navy Aviation
Edward C. Bailey
Dora
James Pressley
New St
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Hillside High School
Durham
the Navy
Lance Cpl
Edward W. Hurley JR
Edward W. Hurley
Greenhill Dr
Marine Corps Base
T. Wingate Andrews High School
Sheryl L. Szarmeister
Otis L. Buchanan
Delta St
Lexington
U. S. Air Force
Szakmeister
Davis-Monthan Afb
Ariz
Lexington High Scoul
John Szakmeister
John Stakmeister
Springfield Lake Blvd
Akron
Ohio
Marine
William H. Dixon JR
William H. Dixon Sr
Pensacola
US Naval Academy
Annapolis
Robert P. Spurrier
Lucille E. Spurrier
Offutt Afb
Neb
Spurner
Strategic Air Command Headquarters
Zechbrucken AB
Germany
Lexington Senior High
Univeristy of
North Carolina
Eac
Ross
Neturat Endowment
Cerpar Grain
Bishopnerards
Mamorandan
Ger
Duren City
Heratehe
Fisherman's
Pgam
Fainer
Ogle
Steel
Paradise
Orental
Afecan
Singan
Hinagoa Commune
Istana
Betty
Queen
High Point Enterprise
Emerywood Country Club
Country Club Dr
Jerry S
Susanna Patz
Hamilton
Carolina Container Co
Sherman Road
Bill Stillers
Monthey Ave
Bitch Face Veneer
Linsroth Dr
Hundley Insurance
Ba Ct Sale
Bust Engnetm
HP. Amf
AMF
Tiller
H.P
Briggs & Stratton
Americord
Carolina Tire
Brad Ragan
IWC
N.C
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