Four face charges in bootleg liquor raids in Thomasville
Federal state and county officers arrested four people in a raid against a white liquor operation. Seizures included two automobiles and 42 gallons of liquor, with more liquor uncovered at a Bullins and Hayes property. A 55 gallon drum and pumping gear were found buried under a carport on Ray Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomas Banner Bullins
Bertha Irene York Bullins
Welborn Street
John Hayes
Trinity Street
Hayes
Bullins
Hayes’ Son
Lexington
Edwin M. Stanley
U. S. Middle District Court
Tar Heel
Stanley
Wheels
Alme
Manking Joiner
Ray St
Realty Transfers in High Point Townships and Town Areas
A series of real estate transfers is reported across High Point and surrounding townships. Listings include transfers in Oakview Estates Emerywood Forest Brentwood school park Golfcrest subdivision Cedarwood Glass Acres Friendswood Oakgreen Forest and adjacent tracts along Smith Road Winston Salem Highway and other local property lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd H. Taylor
Willie Spears
W. G. F. Wilson
Melvin L. Hamby
Robert L. Hilliard Sr
Oakview
T. R. Galloway
F. R. Alman
Alman Manufacturing Co
Smith Road
Harold F. Brower
Henry R. Hill
New Street
Stanford-Marley Inc
Robert I. Smith
Charles T. Lambeth
S. J. Atkins
Winston-Salem Highway
Jamestown Township
Rossie G. Gardner
Charles W. Crofts
Cedarwood
Friendship Township
John L. Harthcox
Margaret Ann Chester
Glass Acres
John R. Taylor Inc
David E. Miller
Friendswood
Oakgreen Foresten Corp
Carl E. Wak Jr
Oakgreen
Forest Oakgreen Corp
Asheboro Student Elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Charles Denny White Jr. of Asheboro is named among seventy six Duke undergraduates elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Membership will be announced at the fall chapter meeting on the Duke Campus December 4. qualification requires six semesters of study with a 3.3 or higher average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Denny White Jr
Asheboro
Duke University
Phi
Cemetery on plant site in Waterford near Troy
Electric company maintains a cemetery on its plant site in Waterford New York near Troy. The plot is not for GE workers and was there when the site was built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
N.Y
Electric Co. Co
Troy
IEC Plans Course In Textiles In Asheboro
The Randolph Industrial Education Center will offer a 60 hour short course in textile weaving and design for workers in the textile field. Classes run Nov 19 to Feb 2 on Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 10 pm with instructor Edwin Schneebeli, a Klopman Mills technician who trained at Lyons France 1922 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph
Edwin Schneebeli
Schneebeli
Lyons
France
School of Weaving
Klopman Mills
Davidson Medical Society Elects Dr C O Plyler
The Davidson County Medical Society announced the election of Dr. C O Plyler at a meeting held Wednesday night in Thomasville. The new officer assumes duties immediately with the society continuing its medical welfare activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson Medical Society
C. O. Plyler
Thomasville
Davidson County Medical Society
Thomasville Plans UF Drive to Raise Record $45000
Thomasville officials kick off the 1964 65 United Fund campaign with a breakfast at Crawford's Cafeteria. The goal is $45000, the highest for the Chair City. James E Lambeth Jr. is UF president and Harold Harrison chairs the campaign with Dr Charles Gilliam Lester May and Peter F Lydens among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Crawford
United ‘Fund
Fred Swartzberg
High Point
James E. Lambeth Jr
WTNC
Harold Harrison
Delegates Named to State Medical Society Meeting
James T. Welborn vice Dr Plyler and Dr John M Andrews of Lexington were named delegates to the state medical society meeting scheduled for next May in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Welborn
Plyler
John M. Andrews
Lexington
State Medical Society
Charlotte
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point College
National Federation of Societies For Paint Technology
Kary Lee Fagan
James M. Bohannan
Norman H. O’bryant
Hugh M. Cates
James Martz
High
High Point Township
IEC
Charles Gilliam
Lester May
Peter F. Lydens
N. Main Street
Freezer Sale
Chuck Roast
Hamburger
Ted
S. Main St
W. Grimes
Scotland
Blazers
U. S
Mac
Our
Oxford
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