Budget Plans For Guilford County Budget Studies On Tap
Guilford County Board of Commissioners, City Hall Greenssboro, and High Point councilmen plan a budget session at 3 30 p m Tuesday to review the Domestic Relations Court funding and a 12 project school building program estimated at 1 52 million dollars. The 1955 56 budget may reach 6 6 million plus tax rate unchanged, with notes to fund the balance from a six million dollar bond issue. Union and Rankin will start with 6 classroom additions approved by the board of education pending bids and next steps.
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Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Greensro
J. Harry Weatherly
City
High Point
Greensboro
Guilford County Board of Education
Union
Rankin
E. D. Idol
Weatherly
Institute of Government
Hugh Ross
Harold Black
Annie Parham
Differences Between U S and India At HPC Commencement
At High Point College commencement Dr. George V. Allen outlines four flashpoint issues in U S India relations Korea the atom bomb imperialism and race relations He cites Nehrus table dispute and Indias view of U S imperialism He also notes Indian responses to U S atom policy and a racist incident in Springfield Ill The address frames a complex but cooperative view of enduring U S India ties and shared democratic purposes.
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United States
India
George V. Allen
High Point College
Allen
Korea
Nehru
Orient
America
Britain
France
Belgium
U. S
Rhee
Calcutta
Abraham
Charles Bowles
Bowles
Dilworth Methodist Church
Charlotte
Statesville
Belmont
Guilford College
Duke University
16 Year Olds Accused of Robbing Brother Home
Detectives say a 16 year old and a 17 year old accomplice robbed Grady Wilcox home at 915 Millis St of about 25 dollars late Saturday. They admitted breaking in through a window and stealing two small banks with cash. all items recovered. Both youths posted bond and face a hearing next week.
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Fred P. Wilcox
George T. Smith
Harold Morris
D. C. Toliver
John G. Brown
Don Q. Surratt
Richard Bryan Nelson
Oak Ridge
Dassie Nelson
Two Arrested For Assaults With Knives In Thomasville
Thomasville police report weekend arrests for knife assaults on spouses. Margaret Tyson 26 assaulted husband Leyson Tyson with a knife. he treated and released. Waddy Holmes 26 allegedly cut wife Bessie Holmes. bond posted. Both to appear in Recorder's Court June 10 and 13 respectively.
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Thomasville
Margaret Tyson
Carroll St
Tyson
Leyson Tyson
City Memorial Hospital
Recorder’s Court
Waddy Holmes
Tremont St
Bessie Holmes
Holmes
Kenneth Ramsey
Blair St. Ext
Edwin Thompson Aaron
N. Main St
Salisbury
Aaron
Prayer for T DAY in Kansas City bishop emeritus message
A prayer honoring Memorial Day notes the cost of freedom and urges stewardship and responsible use of liberty. It quotes John S. Stamm of Kansas City Missouri, bishop emeritus of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, calling for noble living through faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Stamm
Kansas City
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Cooler Weather Moves In Over Area
Cooler temperatures arrive after a week of heat as High Point sees a high of 80 degrees today, seven degrees cooler than yesterday. Expect mostly fair, mild conditions this afternoon and tomorrow with a low around 60 and a last night reading of 64.
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High Point
Friendship Weather Bureau
Local area students graduate from Davidson College
Among candidates awarded degrees today at Davidson College are three students from High Point. Henry Caruthers Braclanan earns cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree, while Paul Douglas Boyles and Henry Shholars Brown also receive B S degrees.
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God
High Point College
Peggy Rose Haithcock
Paul Grayson Bunn
Donald Williams Haynes
Margaret Ray Wilson
Mary Coleen Ward
Sarah Frances Hamilton
Faith Sneeden
Mary Ann Turner Cook
Shirley Gray
Davidson College
Henry Caruthers Braclanan
High Point
Paul Douglas Boyles
Henry Shholars Brown
Memorial Day weekend reports no fatalities in area
High Point police and the State Highway Patrol reported a quiet Memorial Day weekend with no traffic fatalities and one serious injury from an accident. Total damage from three weekend crashes was about 1,150 dollars.
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State Highway Patrol
Highway 311
Kermit Brannon
Harrison St
Brannon
Claude Reitzel Lowe
Route 5
Ned Pegues
Mangum Ave
Harrison
Charles H. Wiley
Carr St
N. Main
Ray Sts
Wiley
Ter
Ray
Charles R. Sykes
Route 1
Point
S. Main St
Eeme
Gareth BR. Worrell
High Point
Civil Service Sets Firemen Police Exams Tonight
High Point Civil Service Commission announces exams Monday night for fourth class patrolmen and firemen at City Hall third floor. Four police vacancies and eligibility lists for fire positions. Height 4 feet 10 inches, weight 100 pounds, age 21 to 31. Police pay ranges 225 to 295 dollars monthly. fire pay 215 to 295. Also exams for clerk-typists the same night.
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High Point Civil Service Commission
Joseph Snider
Toay
City Hall
Snider
Fire
Police
Prohibition Case Yields Suspended Sentences and Fines
Carl L. Williams, 30, of 424 Mangum Ave, received an eight month suspended sentence and a $35 fine for possessing 19 pints of tax paid whisky to sell. Joseph H. Scott, 31, of 1115 Richland Ave, was convicted of drunken driving with a four month suspended term a $100 fine and costs and a year driving ban. During morning session five officers of the court were sworn in by Superior Court Judge Walter Crissman.
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Carl L. Williams
Mangum Ave
Joseph H. Scott
Richland Ave
Superior Court
Walter Crissman
Funeral Rites Held For R. B. Terry
Funeral rites for Randall B. Terry Sr., 72, president of The High Point Enterprise, were conducted at his home and officiated by Dr. Roy E. Watts. Entombment followed in the Terry mausoleum at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery. Attendees included many out‑of‑town business associates and friends, with numerous floral tributes signaling wide acquaintance in business and journalism.
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Randall B. Terry Sr
High Point Enterprise
W. Farriss Ave
Roy E. Watts
First Presbyterian Church
Terry
Oakwood Memorial Park
Lees-McRae Holds Commencement in Banner Elk
Local graduates Randall Owen Bean Judith Lee Carroll Wilma Deane Cox William Perry Culler Jo Anne H Hunt Beulah Ruth Loury earned degrees at Lees-McRae College commencement in Banner Elk on Saturday.
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Lees-McRae College
Banner Elk
Randall Owen Bean
High Point
Judith Lee Carroll
High
Wilma Deane Cox
Ramseur
William Perry Culler
Jo Anne H High
Industry Robbery Reported Weekend At United Wood Carving Co
Deputies report thefts at United Wood Carving Co on Hayworth Street during the weekend. About 65 dollars was stolen in cash with 12 to 15 dollars missing from a soft drink box and around 50 dollars from a cash box.
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United Wood Carving Co
Hayworth St
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