Four Candidates Compete for Sixth District Congress Nomination
In North Carolina's Sixth District primary four candidates seek the Democratic and Republican nominations for Congress. Incumbent Horace R. Kornegay faces A. G. Whitener in the Dem race while Walter G. Green and Blackwell P. Robinson vie for the GOP nomination. District includes Alamance, Durham, Guilford and Orange counties.
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Alamance
Durham
Guilford
Orange Counties
A. G. Whitener
High Point
Horace R. Kornegay
Greensboro
Walter G. Green
Burlington
Blackwell P. Robinson
Four Democrats seek Guilford County Board of Education seats
Four candidates vie for three Democratic nominations to the Guilford County Board of Education. William H. Barton of Pleasant Garden, Mrs. J. A. Blackwood of Sumner, Mrs. Edward M. Burke of Gibsonville, and Mrs. O. Arthur Kirkman of High Point seek appointment by the General Assembly. Barton is a pharmacist. Blackwood active in Girl Scouts and PTA. Burke longtime county educator. Kirkman former High Point city council member and wife of ex State Senator O. A. Kirkman.
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Pleasant Garden Drug Store
Georgia
North Georgia College
Southern College of Pharmacy
Atlanta
Pleasant Garden Methodist Church
Greensboro Drug Club
Burke
Elon College
PTA
Gibsonville
High Point
Democratic Executive Committee
Woman's College
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
George Covington
County Board of Commissioners
Covington
House of
County Board of Education
District Congress Post
District Superior Court Solicitor
Congress
Two Candidates Seek Democratic Solicitor Nomination in 12th District
Two former university classmates and attorneys John Fitzgerald Comer of Greensboro and Robert L. Grubb of Lexington vie for the Democratic nomination for solicitor of the 12th district covering Guilford and Davidson counties. Republican L Herbin Jr. of Greensboro seeks the post and will face the winner in November.
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Ial
John Fitzgerald Comer
Greensboro
Robert L. Grubb
Guilford
Davidson
L. Herbin Jr
Comer
University of North Carolina
West Market Street Methodist Church
Greensboro coroner candidates debate post necessity
Two Greensboro residents vie for the Democratic nomination for Guilford County coroner. Davis, current coroner and a chemist, seeks reappointment while Dr. Coggeshall, a surgeon and medical examiner, argues the overlap wastes funds. No Republican candidates are listed.
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Greensboro
Allen B. Coggeshall
R. B. Davis Jr
Guilford County
Davis
Coggeshall
Pleasantville
N. Y
Light Turnout Foreseen in Guilford County Primary
Voters face a hot May day as candidates wrap up campaigns amid expectations of low turnout. Officials and experts predict county totals around 15 000 with High Point Township possibly 3 500 to 5 000 of a 22 000 potential turnout. Balloting runs 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m in 20 precincts all by machine.
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Guilford County
Greensboro
High Point Township
Bloodmobile Collection Runs Low at High Point
Red Cross Bloodmobile ended day one with 70 pints at High Point Friends Meeting House. Thirty donors gave for friends and relatives. New club members include George W. Dixon and James P. McDermott. May proceed with collections today 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on June 13-14.
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Red Cross
High Point Friends Meeting House
Quaker Lane
High Point
Four Gallon Club
George W. Dixon
Pine Valley Rd
James P. McDermott
Ashe St
J. W. Wood
W. Spring Garden St
Earl James Saunders
Redding St
Thomas Henry Sullivan
Asheboro St
Mildred C. Wilson
Irbywood Dr
Beverly Shideler
Lindsay St
Robert Ruden
Identity Clarified in Montheu Avenue Collision
The driver of a car that struck a telephone pole on Montheu Avenue at 9 35 p m Saturday is Pauline Marie Kidd of Wesley Place. She is R C Kidd's daughter and not his wife as previously reported by The Enterprise, which apologizes for the error.
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Montheu Avenue
Pauline Marie Kidd
Wesley Place
R. C. Kidd
Kidd
Two Charged After Parking Lot and Street Collisions
Police reported a two car crash at the intersection of Kivett Drive and Washington Street left $325 in damage and resulted in charges for Dowell for lacking an operator permit and Kelly for failure to yield. A second incident in City Park involved a slight truck back into a parked car causing minor damage. A hit and run on E Russell Street damaged a fire hydrant and a car, traced to John Powers.
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Kivett Drive
FE. Washington Street
Charles Ray Dowell
Rt. 2
Mount Airy
Washington Street
Daniel A. Kelly
Hill Street
Kelly
Dowell
Thomas Ellis Hodgin
Burge Street
E. Russell Street
Clara Cox
John Marvin Powers
Richland Avenue
Powers
Edwards Appointed Jaypee Justice of the Peace in High Point
A. F. Edwards was sworn in yesterday by Betty Warner to fill the unexpired term of N. M. Cates, who died May 15. Edwards, a WWII veteran and longtime JP, is among seven Democrats and seven Republicans seeking election this year.
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A. F. Edwards
High Point Township
N. M. Cates
Walter Crissman
Edwards
Betty Warner
Cates
J.p. Edwards
Bruce Carrraway
Carraway
Green Street Baptist Church
International Order of Odd Fellows
The
Improved Order of Red Men
VFW
Georgia Lewis
Cooler Weather Lingers With 90s To 80s Drop
The weatherman at Friendship notes temperatures fall from the 90s to the 80s with cooler weather expected to continue through tomorrow. Partly cloudy skies persist with a chance of scattered showers or thundershowers tonight and tomorrow evening. Thursday may rise back into the 90s with more partly cloudy skies and additional showers.
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Friendship
Two Women Face Assault Charges In Recorder Court
Two women were tried in Recorder's Court in Thomasville for mutual assault. Pauline Worthy , 24, of Barnwell Street, was accused of abusing Lucile Little of West Guilford Street, who also claimed Worthy committed the offense. Judgment was continued on condition of good behavior on both counts.
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Thomasville
Recorder's Court
Pauline Worthy
Barnwell Street
Lucile Little
W. Guilford Street
Worthy
Waverly
Ansell Nalley
Norman Luther
Luther
Nalley
Haworth
Nally
Leroy Lanier
Lanier
Palmer Griffin
Griffin
James Adam Cooper
Clara Cox
Claude
Calloway
Smith Street
Cooper
Assault With Plank Brings Local Man Term On Roads
A local man received a 12 month term on the roads for assault with a deadly weapon after beating neighbor Thomas Clyde with a five foot plank. Clyde required 20 stitches to close head and face wounds from the weekend attack.
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Johnnie Howard Brown
Short Street
Thomas Clyde
Clyde
Brown
Byron Haworth
Rt. 5
High Point
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