Zoning Change Requests To Be Considered In Guilford County
Guilford County Planning Commission will hear 16 rezoning proposals at a Wednesday meeting in Greensboro at 7:30 p.m. Many requests involve shifting land from agricultural to residential or business uses, with several Jamestown Township sites near High Point.
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Guilford County Planning Commission
Greensboro
Jamestown Township
High Point
H. G. Wilson
Penney Road
Hast Fork Road
Willard Road
Archie Davis
Kersey Road
Hendricks Road
Davis
Glenn Johnson
Kivett Drive
D. L. Kersey
Lee Avenue
Quarry Drive
G. W. Bowman
Deep River
Quarry Road
Beginning Typing Course Offered at High Point Central
High Point Central High School will offer a 90 hour beginning typing course this summer for ages 12 and up including adults. Bert E. Lyons will teach. Registration is June 1 and 2 at the Dean's Office with classes starting June 3 at 8 am. Fee is $20. The course attracts housewives teachers students and college students aiming to improve skills or make up grade deficiencies.
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High Point Central High School
Bert E. Lyons
Snake disrupts service at Kendall Church organ
Dr. McFer ran Crowe, pastor of Kendall Presbyterian Church, sat at the organ before services began and faced a large snake. The reptile slithered away and a youngster helped retrieve it from inside the organ.
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Reptile Music Miami
McFerran Crowe
Kendall Presbyterian Church
Club notices and meetings across several organizations
The Lend a Hand Club meets at 4 p.m. today at Mrs Ella Crawford 301 Brooks St. The HPNI monthly meeting was at Mrs Rhoberta Parks home with Mrs Lillian Mc Donald presiding. A YWCA contribution was given. Social hour at 4 p.m. Sunday May 24 at Mrs Ora Martin 627 E. Washington St. Mrs Parks hosted a three course dinner. Also St Marks Methodist Woman's Society Executive meets today 4 p.m. and Piedmont Cosmetologist Club meets Monday 11 a.m. Missionary Day at Temple Memorial Baptist Church Sunday 8 p.m. Union Revival services at Calvary Baptist Church 7:30 p.m. with Rev L Macon through Friday.
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Ella ‘Crawford
Brooks St
Rhoberta Parks
Lillian McDonald
YWCA
Ora Martin
E. Washington St
Temple and
Calvary Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
Rev. L. Macon
Temple Baptist Church
East Davidson Booster Club Horse Show crowns Donna Fullington
Donna Fullington won the first East Davidson Booster Club Horse Show in Thomasville, edging Joe Hughes by two points for the most points. More than 400 spectators attended the all-day event featuring dozens of classes from greased pig contests to model pony and walking horse events, with a late-evening grill fire as members prepared shoulders for the crowd.
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Marvin Barts
Enterprise
Thomasville
Donna Fullington
East Davidson
Booster Club
Joe Hughes
Maddog
Bobby Barrier
Ridder Sherry Barrier
Thomasvilles
Midnight
Thunder
Druid Snider
Eric Snider
Lexington
Egg
Spoon
Peanut
Steve Harris
Gypsy
EB. P. Allman
Wayne McDonald
Bath
High Point
Blackie
Donna Furlington
Dusty
Leon Bowman
Dennis Bowman
Little Chaps
Dale Sarrier
Lady
A. 5. Allman
Bruce Amon
Cappie
Tammie Barrier
Thomasvilla
Dole Barrier
Dolly
Charles Cash
Charmeth
K. W. Goodwin
Winsiams Salem
Rocket 11
Thomasvile
Hot Teddy
Braid Snider
Judy Snider
Rocksl
Charles Leonard
Kernersville
Donne Fullington
E. P. Allman
Pollyanna
Jon Hughes
Thamesville
Commancho Warrior
Bobby Mendenhall
High Points
Dem
Jackson Feed
Jesse Hancock
High Paint
Cheyenne
Charle
Terry Walser
Winston-Salem
Fox Ridge
Lue Hughes
Red Star
Seattle
C. C. Barrier
Bill Barrer
Chickadee
Rocket
Coramanche Warner
High Pointy Scout
Lind& Winslow
Blaza
Doug Hooper
Golden Boy
Jack Byerly
Clayton Hulig
Shadow Limousine
Carl Lackey
Eagle
Moyer Harris
Bill Starbuck
Ashaboro
Red Star Bill
BU Berries
High Olnt
Rade
Malcolm Humbie
Ashsbors
Donna Furlingtony
Twilight
Bald Mendenhall
Rita Graves
Lady Luck
Lynn Pierce
Bill Barrier
Kate
Ted Newsome
Bill Bowman
Parker Real Estate
Jean Parker
Winston- Bem
Dance
E. P. Auman
Liz
W. W. Everhart
John Everhart
Rainbow
Denice Lackey
Clayton Hull
Thomasvi Dolly
Joe Walker
Sophia
Valiant Scout
Linda Winslow
Commanche Warrior
High Paints Gander
Bill Berrier
Thomasvills
Key and
Spon
Dear John
Jerry Hancock
Reid Mendenhall
Ervin Proposes Amendments To Bail Laws
Sen. Sam J. Ervin of North Carolina introduced three amendments to federal bail laws in Congress. He said the changes would extend anti poverty goals to criminal justice and combat bias against the poor, arguing the current system violates the Sixth Amendment by setting excessive bail. The first amendment would allow indigent defendants to be released on a personal guarantee and prevent denial of bail solely due to inability to pay.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Congress
Ervin
Senate
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Cost Data Book Guides Guilford County Revaluation
A county wide effort used a 1963 Guilford County Cost Data Book from Associated Surveys to estimate replacement costs for 135000 parcels across residential, commercial, industrial, and farm uses. The process set land and structure values, applied depreciation to reach sound values, then used 70 percent to determine taxable values, with a general upward trend in land and building costs and a possible lower tax rate to offset the revaluation impact.
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Apparec the Pleasant
Associated Surveys
New Jersey
Guilford County
Board of Equalization
North Carolina
San Ot
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Pleasant spring weather to continue for High Point
High Point residents can expect to enjoy sunny skies and warm conditions through today and tomorrow. U S Weather Bureau officials at Friendship Airport forecast a gradual warming trend with high temperatures rising to 84 today and 86 Monday. Saturday’s high reached 81, with last night’s low about 52 and tonight’s expected low around 53.
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High Point
U.S. Weather Bureau
Friendship Airport
Livestock Survey Cards Being Mailed To Farmers
Postmaster Walter York announced rural carriers will distribute Livestock Survey Cards this week to farmer patrons. Farmers should return completed cards to their carrier for tabulation and for estimates of the 1964 calf and lamb crops, milk and wool production, and fall pig plans. Carriers listed are Lester A. Smith, Nick Bambalis, I Roy Hauser, Robert Millikan, and Owen Moore.
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Walter York
North Carolina Crop Reporting Service
Raleigh
Lester A. Smith
Nick C. Bambalis
I. Roy Hauser
Robert H. Millikan
Owen S. Moore
Miss Thomasville Senior High Crown Given to Mary Diane Jackson
Mary Diane Jackson of Jones Circle won the Miss Thomasville Senior High title selected by Mrs. Terry Sanford after reviewing school photographs. A one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Jackson she also served as a five year cheerleader and pageant queen. Jackson plans Meredith College attendance this fall.
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Mary Diane Jackson
A. C. Jackson
Jones Circle
Thomasville
Terry Sanford
Meredith College
Elmer Horton
Central High spring concerts and awards events recap
Central Hi High points cover spring programs with the Girls Chorus Choralettes and A Cappella Choir performing folk Broadway 17th Century and contemporary pieces. The orchestra awards include Judy Wilson Ari on Award Wray Hodgin Larry Fuller Virginia Frank Awards and Henry Whitfield Scholarship. Senior events note Graduation Senior Awards Day and Senior Banquet Friday with exams beginning next week.
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Central
Judy Wilson
Arion
Wray Hodgin
Larry Uller
Virginia Frank
Henry Whitfield
Brevard
William Penn Notebook spring musical Extravaganza 1964
A capacity crowd enjoyed the William Penn Dance Group Band and Choir in a spring musical extravaganza. Gloria Tate won Miss Extravaganza 1964, with ticket-sale prizes announced for Mrs Kendall's, the chair, and Mrs Steele's classes. The Dramatics Club presents Rest Assured May 18 at 8 15 p m with a large cast. Tennis champs Roger Lindsay and Jennie Ricks scored at Winston Salem State. Awards Day Wednesday honors top students and the Oratorical Contest features five seniors for the Quaker scholarship Friday at 8 p.m.
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William Penn
Gloria Tate
William Stanton
Gloria
Dorfus
Shaw
Pann
Rinodacroft Delores Cocke
Rogs Grier
Clyde Pike
Roger Lindsay
Jennie Ricks
Roger
Bertha Burris
Virginia Capel
Susie Graves
Annie Presseley
Ernestine Scotton
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W. C. Basher
East Ridge Road
Jefferson Township
H. T. Love
Williamsburg Road
Fentress Township
W. W. Busick
Payne Road
Washington Township
R. E. Loudermilk
Madison School
Madison Township
W. A. Osborne
Lees Chapel Road
Monroe Township
Carrie G. Cook
N. C
Osk Ridge Township
Billy G. Angel
Arbordale Drive
L. EB. Allen
J. M. Denney
C. FE. Richardson
I-85
N. C. 61
Rock Creek Township
TEAC
Evelyn Gallant
Cloverdale School
Eddie Dyer
Miss Gallant
Hing
P.T.A
ST. Marks
Pene
Piedmont Cosmetologist Club
Clarabelle McLean
Leonard Ave
Missionary Department of
Temple Memorial Baptist Church
Mike Stout
Carl Johnnson Babe
MISS
Thomasville High
Rama Bowen
Dana Scotten
Bruce Garner
Cathy Gross
Liba Rogers
Mike Morgan
Ben Armfield
THE
Dramatics Club
Vardry Spencer
Barry Weave Dudy Pikes
Diane Williams
Brenda Hairston
John Matthews
Stele Easter
James Reid
Audrey Harris
Elvenia Harris
Gary Jackson
Lewtshia Hill
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