Randolph Eagle Scouts Church Award Ceremony
G Ed Miller presented awards to Reynolds and Dumont at the Presbyterian Church. Alex Ball awarded honors to Scott at the Church of the Good Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ed. Miller
Reynolds
Dumont
Presbyterian Church
Alex Ball
Scott
Church of the Good Shepherd
Randolph
General Greene Council
Boy Scouts of America
Reynolds Neely
Scott Hager
Dumont Bunker
Asheboro
Black Parents Urged Protest Over High School Suspensions
Winston-Salem AP report notes the formation urged of Black Parents for Negro Justice after R J Reynolds High School suspended 73 pupils for five days for refusing to report to classes. Principal Robert Deaton cited prior suspensions for disrespect. Louise Wilson urged mobilization, speaking as a mother and antipoverty advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Parents For Negro Justice
R. J. Reynolds High School
Robert Deaton
Louise Wilson
Experiment In Self Reliance
Brown to Shoot in City County Marbles Tournament
Tom Brown of Millis Road Elementary School will participate Saturday in the City County Marbles Tournament at Summit Peak Center in Greensboro. The 9:30 a.m. event is the third in a series to select salfuori mons or 00. the city county champion will advance to the National Marbles Tournament on June 15 in Wildwood-by-the-Sea.
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Jamestown
Tom Brown
Millis Road
Summit Pee Center
Salfuori Mons
Greensboro
Guilford County
Wildwood-by-the-Sea
Polls Favor Merger In North Asheboro Plan Vote
North Asheboro Central Falls Planning Committee reported a telephonic poll showing 465 voters favor merger with Asheboro, 171 oppose, and 216 undecided. The merger referendum is set for August 12, with ongoing door to door and newspaper advertising campaigns. Final date approval rests with Randolph County Board of Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Asheboro Central Falls
Ing
Nacf Board of Commissioners
Practice Teacher Williams Among Campbell College Student Teachers
Practice teacher Paul Thompson Williams of High Point is among 140 Campbell College student teachers from Buies Creek in classroom practice for public school certification. He teaches social studies at Reid Ross High School in Fayetteville and is a Campbell German Club member plus Student National Educational Association. He has appeared on the school's dean's list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Thompson Williams
High Point
Campbell College
Buies Creek
Howard C. Williams
Fayetteville
Reid Ross High School
Campbell German Club
Student National Educational Assn
Republicans Fill Board Vacancy and Schedule City Hearings
Democrat James Clontz vacates on July 1 and may be reap pointed to the Civil Service Commission. The council must keep fixed party balance and will hold a 9:30 am Monday public hearing on the Center urban renewal project. Regular meetings begin first and third Thursdays, with committee meetings the preceding Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clontz
Clontz
Council
Civil Service Commission
Center
Northeast Junior High to Host Sixth Grade Orientation
Parents of sixth graders entering Northeast Junior High next fall will gather Monday evening after a brief P.T.A. meeting for a special orientation. Throughout the week sixth graders from Johnson Street Northwood Kirkman Park Oak View and Montlieu elementary schools visited to familiarize themselves with the new school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast JR. High
Northeast Junior High
Northeast
Johnson Street
Northwood
Kirkman Park
Oak View
Montlieu
Ledford School Hit By Thief
Thomasville region reports a theft at Ledford High School on North Carolina 109. A typewriter and an adding machine were stolen after the building was broken into by breaking a door glass. Davidson County Sheriff's Department investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ledford High School
N.C
Davidson County Sheriffs Dept
Dirty Movies Bill Is Killed in Senate Finance
RALEIGH AP The dirty movies bill is dead for this session. The Senate Finance Committee killed the tax proposal by an 11-5 vote. Sponsored by Sen. Geraldine Nielson Forsyth the bill would have imposed a per ticket tax from a nickel to 50 cents based on the MPAA rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Senate Finance Committee
Geraldine Nielson
Rankin page details Western North Carolina United Methodist Church committee
Virginia 62 with Stuart Grizzie Richmond 60 T Gregory Morton Wake County 64 Kelly Jones Charlotte 59 plus Beverly Deal McCabe 58 director alumni affairs Dr Edwin L Allman 51 past president Louise Adams 29 ex officio W Lawson Allen VP public affairs ex officio Brian Ditzler senior class president Michael Carle president student government assgn non voting members on executive committee
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Virginia
Stuart Grizzie
Richmond
T. Gregory Morton
Wake County
Kelly Jones
Charlotte
North Carolina
Michael Carle
Asgn
Widening of Street Delayed by Right of Way Refusals
Unity Street widening toward the Randolph County line is held in abeyance by a State Highway Commission official. Five property owners refuse to grant rights of way or accept compensation, with appraisals totaling about 4000 dollars. Twenty parcels have been acquired at no cost to the Commission, while the plan sought to widen the road from 18 to 24 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Street
Randolph County
State Highway Commission
L. Hundley
S. Wilogihy Jr
Sectsey
Willoughby
Commission
Strong-Arm Robbery Under Police Probe
Police investigate a strong-arm robbery on Russell Street after Norman E. Plantz reports five men seized him at 11:30 p.m. Thursday and stole about $1 from his pockets. The incident involved a vehicle and a request for a "Tight." Nearby, a $2.50 billfold with about $25 was reported stolen from Mrs. Cannary Yow while shopping on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Street
Norman E. Plantz
Clara Cox Apartments
Plantz
Cannary Yow
Rt. 2
Trinity
Fiber Buyers Pick Kincaid as Chair at NC Textile Meet
Wrightsville Beach AP report says Paul Kincaid Sr. of Carlton Yarn Mills in Cherryville was elected chairman of the fiber buyers division during the opening session of the North Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association two day convention held Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach
Paul Kincaid Sr
Carlton Yarn Mills
Cherryville
North Carolina Textile Manufacturer's Assa
Aldermen Move to Buy Land for City Park in Randleman
Randleman officials approved purchasing 16 acres on Stout Street to establish a city park and recreational facilities. The plan, funded from the Recreational Fund, may include a future municipal swimming pool. federal funds were hoped for but are uncertain as the outgoing board has been replaced on June 3. The new board will decide on final park development and pool funding with local civic groups invited to help raise construction money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout Street
Board of Aldermen
City Council Seeks New School Board Member and Zoning Hearing
THOMASVILLE The City Council will replace James C. Dorety on the school board at Monday’s session. A public hearing on Lloyd Manns’s request to rezone Fisher Ferry Street property from R-4 to R-5 for a larger mobile home park is also on the agenda, opposed by neighbors after planning board denial. Terms of two other board members expire in June. Elmo Jackson and Aldeen Robbins. Robert Powell and Paul Mills remain for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Manns
Fisher Ferry Street
Manns
Planning Commission
City Planning Board
James C. Dorety
Doraty
Fires Cause Auto Damage in Thomasville
Two automobile fires occurred Thursday afternoon in Thomasville. A 1959 car on West Main Street burned in the engine compartment due to a carburetor backfire, with extensive damage. A second vehicle, a 1956 model near Connell's Store on East Main Street, was fire damaged and the blaze was fought on arrival.
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Thomasville
W. Main Street
Connell’s
E. Main Street
Proposed park plan to occupy Stout Street site
A local proposal seeks to establish a park that would occupy a stretch of Stout Street, overlapping with the current golf course area. The plan aims to balance green space with existing municipal facilities, pending formal decisions by city authorities.
Curlee Receives Four-Year Penn Fellowship in Arts History
Lynn Curlee, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. J Curlee of 503 Oakview Rd, has won a four year fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia to study History of Arts. A 1965 graduate of High Point Central High School, he attended the North Carolina Governor's School and spent two years at the College of William and Mary. He will graduate Phi Beta Kappa from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Curlee
Curlee
Oakview Rd
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
High Point Central High School
North Carolina
Bond To Speak In Charlotte At Johnson C Smith
Georgia Negro legislator Julian Bond will speak tonight at Johnson C Smith University in Charlotte. Bond, a prominent leader, was once mentioned as a potential Democratic vice presidential candidate and drew national attention after Georgia legislators challenged his seating due to opposition to the Vietnam War.
Doctors Attend Medical Meet in Pinehurst Delegation
Three High Point doctors Dr. A B Croom Dr John L Brockmann and Dr Robert K Arthur Jr lead a Guilford County nine member delegation to the 115th annual North Carolina Medical Society meeting at Pinehurst from Sunday to Wednesday. Dr George T Wood Jr of High Point is an alternate. About 180 delegates will join 1000 members at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina Medical Society
Pinehurst
A. B. Croom
John L. Brockmann
Robert K. Arthur Jr
Guilford County
George T. Wood Jr
Public Court Notices and Bank Records From High Point Area
A collage of legal notices and public records including divorce filings, estate administration, creditor notices, zoning hearings, and a bank consolidated report from High Point Guilford County. Documents reference Betty H. Campbell as clerk, Raymond Herein Jr, Karen McAdams, and Coley Shackelford estates, with notices of sale, hearings, and administrative actions across 1960s era North Carolina records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Comarce
Streege Point
Morin Carolina
auibroRs County
General Court OF Justice District Court Division
High Point
North Carolina
Raymond" Herlin, JR
Nefendant
Raymond Herein, JR
P. Shore
Batty H. Campbel
Morgan, Syarly
Post & Kazlah
Vic
District Court
Harry Gray McAdams
Pinintiff
Karen Elaine McAdams
Donna Elaine McAdams
Larry Gray McAdemise Jr
Betty H. Campbell
Stephan E. Lawing
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Randolph Eagle Scouts
Black Parents Group
Brown
Garlene Rich
RITZ
Ledford
Bill
Rankin
Randleman
City Council
J.C. Dorety
Tizzy E
By Kate Osann
Wate
Bond
TNE General Court OF Justice
Ditrict Court
Bristow
Logy
Teresa
Comenvarry
Ri Revere
Asst. Clark
Superior Court
Coley A. Shackelford
Coley B. Shackelford
William H. Shackelford
Coley
High Point Zoning Board of Adjustment
Clarence Lambeth
Carolina Spring Corporation
Bennett Place
J.D. Carr
E. Farriss Avenue
Horace Haworth
Board of Adjustments
Lyles Chevrolet
North Main Street
Havig
CTA
Pernonae Firma Oe
James
Phifer
Davis Avenue
A. Parks
Gardner & Wilson
CONDI
North
Corvatry
Victoria Robinson
Thissell Stigh Fort
Sativiy Mechanics
Lytes Chevrolet Co
Lyles Chevratet Co, Inc
Sethe
Central Savings Bank Carolina
Warriage
Naesael Dallas Furniture
Turntura
MELO
New Life Homes
Contact
Hanee TaNring
Inetivator
Rene Cutor
Sam G. Motora
Doyle Maire
Carl Sam Best
Jd. White
McIntyre Construction Cy
HAR Paint & Wallpaper Co
Baziatz
Larry Proetty
E. Way
Elaisey
Bosaza
Seaminea
Brown Builders
Taltheatar
Raynor
Archdale
BRISK
Thierson
William Cash
Alsee
Etter
Walt Meredith
ANGI
Wordar Ac
Treasury Securition
Otter
Archdale TV Center
Teagat
Ralph's Radio & TV
Htsineton
Checes Tau Meditor
Seevassee Korat
Cupitel
Ooo
Smrotat Tree Services
Tepong
Prom Pruning
W. A. Yoo-Eni
Seay Seowell Jr
City Moving & Storage
Ed Ball Transit Oy
Raeteed
J. A. Micheal
Yovat
Eik.dt
Richard D. Maisky
Cashler
Richard D
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