Tri-City Conclave Set Here
Chamber leaders from High Point Winston-Salem and Greensboro meet tomorrow to map policy for the Tri-City Committee. The group plans to rotate meetings among Greensboro High Point and Winston-Salem and discuss regional development water needs and a proposed central coliseum. The chamber legislative session will address state taxes and revenue needs with Sen O Arthur Kirkman and Rep Byron Haworth.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tri-City
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Sheratones
Sizemore
Fred Linton
Herb Bailey
Piedmont
Sheraton Hotel
O. Arthur Kirkman
Byron Haworth
General Assembly
Chamber
National Affairs Committee
Newfoundland Town Springs Up Gander
The piece notes Gander as a major American hub with thousands visiting, seeing the airport as a key facility. It mentions 4,798 people who indirectly or directly rely on the 62 stopovers that form the airstrip’s activity, plus associated stores and services.
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Lantic
Winter Weather Arrives in High Point Area
The article notes real winter weather reaching High Point with plans for today’s high around 52 degrees and a cooler 45 degrees expected tomorrow. It mentions the Friendship weather briefing and a mix of cloudy conditions.
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High Point
High Point Voters Set to Decide Amid Regional Races
High Point prepared for a turnout seen as token with the Third Amendment debate dominating the scene. Greensboro, Thomasville and Davidson County races are tight, while Randony faces fraud allegations and an SBI probe. Polls open at 6 a.m. across 19 precincts and close at 6 30 p.m.
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Greensboro
Thomasville
Davidson County
Randonty
State Bureau of Investigation
Rufus Hayworth
Congress
Carl Durham
House of Representatives
Guilford
Mecklenburg
Durham
Bur
General Assembly
North Carolina
Senate
House of the
Senate Memre
E Point
Woman Hurt When Struck By Vehicle
A 2 year old woman named Francis Grubb suffered bruises and abrasions after being struck crossing Mallory and S Main Streets. The driver, Robert G Small, 23, was charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian. Grubb was treated and released. Police also reported Sam Latta, 44, arrested for drunken driving after his car hit a street light and a tree, later released on bond. A separate incident on Highway 311 involved Geneva Harvey Wilcox, 44, cited for failing to yield the right of way as two cars were damaged.
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Mallory and
S. Main Sts
Francis Grubb
Trinity Ave
Robert G. Small
Blair St
Mallory St
S. Main St
Sam Latta
Reid St
Ferndale Dr
High Se
Latta
State Highway Patrol
High Pointers On List To Be Naturalized
Three High Point residents and one from Ville on a list of 50 North Carolina natives who will be naturalized in Greensboro ceremonies on Armistice Day November 11. The event coincides with Armistice Day and includes participation by the Daughters of the American Revolution and the American Legion.
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High Point
From & Ville
North Carolina
Greensboro
Point
Ville
Daughters of the American and the
American Legion
Deaths and Funerals of Ada Parker Kennedy and others
Funeral services were held for Ada Parker Kennedy at Sechrest Chapel with interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Other obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Conrad Myers at Route 1 Tam asville after illness, infant Lenson Daniel Dedmon, infant Janet Lynn Cheek, and Dr G C Ullery in Springfield Ohio. Burial details include Floral Park Cemetery and Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Ada Kennedy
Mra
Ada Parker Kennedy
Sechrest
I Buck
Ac Wesleyan Methodist Church
Sherman Farrington
Concord Wesleyan Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
N. C. Johnson Sr
Harold Lohr
Harvey Brown
Dempsey Wail
Fincher Wall
Richard Brown
Paw
Main St
Point Memorial Hospital
Ming
Tak Sae
Aes
Dhaene Gan Cally
Conrad Myers
A. Lee Myers
Ted Evangelical
Orrence Church
Wyenard
Peek Leonard
Rad Myers
W. C. Myers
Ers
Route 1
Tamasville
Dedmon
Lenson Daniel Dedmon
Floral Park
Robert G. Tuttle
First Methodist Church
C. Paul and
Ruby Brooks Dedmon
High Point Memorial Hospital
Cheerk
Janet Lynn Cheek
Floral Garden Park
James Hinson
Pilot View Baptist Church
Phillip Wayne
Dais Durham
Point Memorial Plal
G. C. Ullery
Springfield
Ohio
Deery
Women Needed to Dress Christmas Dolls for Cheer
A call goes out for women's groups to dress over 500 dolls for the Christmas Cheer distribution. Civic clubs YWCA Sunday schools and church auxiliaries may take a group and dress them. contact Mrs Fred Barber at 22782. Salvation Army Captain Henry Gillespie notes last year mainly dolls were in short supply while toys were ample.
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YWCA
Fred Barber
Salvation Army
Henry Gillespie
100 Year Old Correspondent Reaches Century Mark
Mrs Julia Chadbourne 100, still writes for the Bridgton News from South Paris Maine. She celebrated her milestone birthday with two parties, one at her niece Mrs June Penfolds home where she is wintering, and another in North Bridgton.
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Paris
Maine
Julia Chadbourne
June Penfold
North Bridgton
Bridgton
Greensboro Man Jailed On Four Larceny Counts
Henry Carroll Jr., 38, was jailed after being charged with larceny of a record player from a Halloween party scene and three additional counts. Warrants allege he took items from cars including coats meat shoes shirts and children’s coats. Carroll faces multiple larceny charges. others include Emory Adams charged with larceny and drunkenness and Lem Boulding charged with assault and robbery.
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Greensboro
Recreation Department
Henry Carroll Jr
William Albert Rice
Route 1
Guilford
Autile
Clarence Hines
Earl Hicks
Adams
Advent of Style Leadership Seen During Informal Mart
Furniture market officials report strong business at last week's informal home furnishings show with 2004 final buyers, up from prior periods. Southern producers are praised as style leaders as exhibitors note better merchandise, stronger orders, and open-to-buy inventory reductions boosting purchases.
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Leo
Heer
Prayer for Today at Butler University
A devotional prayer asks God to acknowledge the source of needs beyond manufactured things and to praise His goodness for all mankind, invoking Jesus' name. The text attributes the prayer to Butler University.
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Jesus
Butler University
Hot television sparks alarm at Chestnut Street home
Firemen hurried to 806 Chestnut Street yesterday afternoon after a hot television set began smoking and emitting an odor in the living room of Mrs. Vernon Hepler. Five men unplugged the set and prevented damage. no fire damage was reported.
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Chestnut St
Vernon Hepler
Fashion experts foresee brighter shirts and shorter suits for men
Palm Springs reports at the National Conference on Fashion Merchandising predict brighter colored dress shirts and a shorter look for suits and trousers. Pink shirts lead the way with helio and lime shades rising in popularity as dark charcoal and brown suits remain in style. Bermuda shorts for work may appear next summer in fashion shows presented to 2,000 buyers and retailers.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Men's Apparel Guild
California
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Williard Lewis
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James Henry Blake
Pearson St
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Bill Phillips
Albemarle
Phillips
Jesse Hiatt
Westover Dr
Bill Prosser
Park St
Cour
Kenneth Myers
E. Russell St
Seurcheirontes
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P&m Frameworks, Inc
10-A
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J. W. Clontz
Tocal
Ughe Sautiag
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