City council backs recreation site development and preserves land
High Point plans to start developing park sites after a council resolution preserving city land for recreation. The move follows church petitions and reflects wider regional debates as Greensboro and Winston-Salem face standstills on leisure facility upgrades.
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Dick Rigby
T. E. Hinson
Parks and Recreation Commission
Bill Stronach
Twin City
Greensboro Daily News
High Point
Washington Terrace Park
Harvel Park
Ward Street
Armstrong Park
Centennial
E. Farriss Avenues
Recreation Department
Stronach
E. Farriss
Fifth Street
W. College Drive
Lct Seven
Hedgecock Street
Blair
Parkside Drive
Council
Ray Street
Coup
Vail Street
Brentwood Avenue
Newlin Street
Daniel Brooks
Blair Park
Greensboro
Winston-Sajlem
Students Confess Cheating Prevalent
Principal D. P. Whitley discusses cheating as a rising issue among students. He notes teachers rarely expel for cheating, instead assigning non credit or failing grades while focusing on improving learning habits. He ties the trend to honor societies and group work that stress character alongside scholarship.
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D. P. Whitley
Whitley
Aeven
Albh
Jame Ce
Sue Whitley
Swim Event Planned At City Pool
The free learn to swim programrun by the parks and recreation department runs from June 16 to August 19 at City Lake Pool. The program welcomes all skill levels with sessions from 10 to 11 am for non swimmers and offers intermediate and advanced classes. Life saving and water safety follow lessons from 11 am to noon. Chester Haworth leads Red Cross certified instructors with more aid needed for water adjustment. A parallel program will operate at Washington Terrace Park Pool under Harold Tyson.
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Parks and Recreation Department
City Lake Pool
Bill Stronach
Ito
Chester Haworth
G College
Red Cross
Stronach
Washington Terrace Park Pool
Harold Tyson
Pilot Resident T H Small Dies at 84 in Mocksville
Thomas Henry Small 84 retired farmer of Route 1 Thomasville died yesterday at 4 05 p m in Lynn Haven Rest Home Mocksville He had been a rest home patient seven weeks A lifelong resident of the community he was a member of Rich Ford Baptist Church and its Mens Bible Class He married Iva Newton February 2 1908 who died December 31 1947 There are no immediate survivors Funeral arrangements pending at J C Green and Sons Funeral Home
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Thomasville
Thomas Henry Small
Lynn Haven
Mocksville
Mr. Small
Davidson County
Henry H
Mary. Tomlinson Small
Rich Ford Baptist Church
Iva M. Newton
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
William P. Bain Seeks Justice of the Peace Post
Paid political announcement for William P. Bain seeking the Justice of the Peace seat in Point Township. Includes contact phone and address details for inquiries.
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Point Township
Ring &T
Tar Heel Worker Killed in Md Snowstorm Repairs
Hubert F. Ransom, about 40, of Charlotte North Carolina, was killed yesterday at Perryman Maryland while repairing power lines damaged in a march snowstorm. He worked for Rockingham Construction Co under a subcontract to Baltimore Gas and Electric Co and sustained burns to both hands. He died on arrival at Hartford Memorial Hospital. Details of the accident were not immediately available.
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Havre DE Grace
Hubert F. Ransom
N. College Ave
Charlotte
N.C
Perryman
Ransom
Rockingham Construction Co
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
Hartford Memorial Hospital
Woman Suffers Fatal Attack in Myrtle Beach Home
Mrs Roger G Lineberger 45 wife of a Carolina field maintenance man died of a heart ailment at her Myrtle Beach home yesterday Funeral services planned for 11 a m today in Charlotte Surviving are her husband two daughters and four grandchildren
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
Associated Press
Carolinas
Roger G. Lineberger
Charlotte
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Goldston
Optimist Club
City Lake
Bob Griffin
Alman-Bass Furniture CO
T. H. Small
Saint Peter's Church
William P. Bain
Tar Heel
Electricity
Zett
N. Main ST
Philco
Freezer
Colonial Freezer Locker, Inc
High Point, N. C
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