County Leaders Meet at Linville Cabin for Informal Dinner
County Commissioner R N Linville hosted High Point officials including Mayor Carson Stout and Council Chairman Dale Montgomery at his cabin by two fishing lakes near Oak Ridge Academy. Attendees from High Point included City Manager Harold Cheek and City Attorney Knox Walker. They fished, socialized, and discussed the upcoming budget and potential tax-rate adjustments amid revenue constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Linville
Linville
Oak Ridge Military Academy
High Point
Carson Stout
Board of Commissioners
Dale C. Montgomery
Bill Newman
High Point Tax Office
Carl Johnson
Attorney Jones
Greensboro
High Point Begins Air Pollution Study Across County
Guilford Health Department began air sampling at the Southland Supply Center in High Point as part of a countywide 18 month program. Three sampling methods will test airborne particles and gases, with stations planned across a two mile square, under Henry Thompson’s direction assisted by Jack Perdue and Clinton Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Perdue
Guilford County Health Department
the Point
Southland Supply Company
Greensboro Road
Art Richardson
Guilford Health Department
Southland
High Point
Cannes
North Carolina
Health Department
Owen Braughter
Jamestown
Gville
Eastchester
Bridges Street
Braughter
Henry Thompson
High Health
Clinton Anderson
Greensboro
Ageet Meena
Joe Ameen
Lee Bee
Baie Band
Randolph bootlegging hits milestone in Randolph County
Randolph County Sheriff Lloyd Brown launched a crackdown on bootlegging after courts dismissed many cases on technicalities. Judge B Vance Somers and county solicitor L T Hammond Jr joined the effort, leading to 159 charges and about 15 000 dollars in fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph County
Lloyd Brown
Randolph
B. Vance Somers
L. T. Hammond Jr
Brown
ABC
Somers
End of School Year Nears for Youngsters
The High Point Enterprise notes the 1965 school year ends for most students in two days with report cards arriving Thursday. Principals wrap up by June 15 or June 29, while schools reopen September 1 for a half day before regular classes resume September 2.
Break-Ins Added Onto Police List
Police are investigating two local break-ins at businesses. A skylight entry damaged a drink machine and a gum machine was stolen. Bargain Furniture Co on English Road reported rear glass damage and pennies plus spray paint stolen. A coin box was taken from a self service laundry at Meredith Court on April 18. Police seek Albert Garrett Smith, 30, who escaped from prison.
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Meredith Court
Albert Garrett Smith
Tate Street
New Fussing Over Market Dates Rocks Furniture Industry
The Furniture Factories Marketing Assn of the South faces protests over a six day market period starting October. The new schedule shortens spring and fall markets from eight days to six and bans buying reps from showroom early. Critics argue six days aren’t enough. some firms plan to skip the market.
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Winston - Salem
FFMA
Ing
Initure & Applicances
Los Angeles
Sachs Quality
New York
Burglary sentences set in county court session
Terry Lovell Walker aged 32 received an active 16 to 22 year prison term after pleading guilty to second degree burglary in Nobles on S Main. He fled, returned armed with a sawed off .22 rifle threatening to kill the family, later apprehended in High Point. Other defendants faced sentences for auto larceny and related charges. Sheriff Brown praised court cooperation and warned bootleggers, noting planned future enforcement.
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Terry Lovell Walker
W. Green Drive
Superior Court
Walker
Nobles
S. Main
Ar Walker
High Point
Douglas Taft Foster
Ambhurst Street
Willie James Lloyd
C. E. Kiziah
Randolph Brown
Somers
Hammond
Sheriff Brown
Brown
Randolph County
B. Vance Somers
Randleman Abc
Asheboro
Emery
Labor Case Hearing Date For NLRB Unfair Practices In Salisbury
Trial Examiner London and NLRB counsel debated resuming hearings on unfair labor practices by General Steel Products Co. and Crown Flex of North Carolina. The election occurred Nov 6, 1964, with testimony focusing on employer talks with workers and union organizing efforts by the Upholsterers International Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLRB
David London
Washington
Lewis Hamlin
Salisbury
General Steel Products Co
Crown Flex
N. C. Inc
Hamlin
General Counsel
Robert Martin
General Steel
London
Nice Weekend In Prospect For Pied Weather
A pleasant weekend is in prospect with a few clouds on Sunday. Tonight will be cool with fair skies. Tomorrow should be sunny and mild, with Sunday partly cloudy and mild. Temperatures show a low of 68 last night, 82 today, and 60 tonight. tomorrow’s high expected near 83.
Adventists Plan Meet At Lake Junaluska
High Point Seventh-day Adventist church members join 2,500 Carolinas attendees at the Carolina Adventist camp meeting at Lake Junaluska. About 50 seniors from Pisgah Academy march to the platform for the baccalaureate, with R. J. Christian of the Southern Publishing Assn. delivering the address. Sabbath school services are led by the senior class at 9 30.
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High Point Seventh-day Adventist Church
Maple St
Carolina Adventist
Lake Junaluska
Carolinas
Mr. Pisgah! Academy
R. J. Christian
The
Southern Publishing Assn
Nashville
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Johnson
Scentediianes
West Guilford
Ie Ot Ees Ee
Visien
Letas GS Exenete
Guilford
Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Gers
Ran
Sheriff Lloyd Brown
High Point Enterprise
Bargain Furniture Co
English Road
Clifton Entzminger
Post Office
Prospect
Adventists
Lake
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