City County Building Sets Record of Sorts
The city county building project becomes a record setter for delay and novelty as construction drags beyond a year and a half past the planned July occupancy. Delays stem from painting color schemes and furnished orders while the jail area on the basement level features a modern isolation complex for 83 inmates and high security.
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City County
Weather Delays Search for Prof Johnson Missing in North Carolina
Searchers sought a break in rain and fog to resume locating Prof E Sigurd Johnson head of furniture manufacturing at N C State College. He disappeared Friday after leaving Asheville in a red and white Cessna bound for Charlotte and was believed seen near Lake Lure.
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Asheville
E. Sigurd Johnson
N. C. State College
Johnson
Charlotte
Lake Lure
Civil Air Patrol
Prof. Johnson
Thomasville Chair Co
Thomasville Furniture Industries
State College
James, T. Ryan
Raleigh
Prayer for TQS DAY by W F Primrose
Eternal God and Father of us all forgive us for our narrow views of life. Enlarge our vision to act in the present moment and fill our hearts with anticipation for all that thou hast in store. In the name of Christ we ask it. W F Primrose minister First Congregational Church St Joseph Mo.
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Christ
W. F. Primrose
St. Joseph, Mo
First Congregational Church
Light turnout in High Point bond election vote
High Point Township precints showed moderate to light turnout for a $6112 million state bond issue covering capital improvements at state institutions. Voters faced 10 separate expenditures, with early results sparse as polls opened at 6 30 am and machine tallies awaited for county totals.
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High Point Township
Masons Plan Kickoff Banquet for Fund Drive
In Thomasville the annual Thanksgiving banquet of the local Masonic lodge will be held Friday at 7 p.m. with 175 Masons and wives expected. Rev Troy Robbins will speak, marking the start of the fundraising drive for the Eastern Star Home in Greensboro and Oxford Orphanage.
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Thomasville
Eastern Star
Greensboro
Oxford
Troy Robbins
Masonic and
Trace Of Rain Falls In City
A trace of precipitation was recorded at the Kivett Street filter plant in High Point, wetting only the end of the measuring stick. A distant shower occurred six miles away. Skies are expected to clear tomorrow with a slight temperature drop. possible cloudiness and scattered showers Thursday. Highs around 68, lows near 45.
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High Point
Kivett Street
Friendship
Sanford To Address Recreation Society Plans For NC Conference
The North Carolina Recreation Society annual meeting will be in High Point November 12 15 drawing 300 officials from across the state. Gov Terry Sanford will speak November 13 and Har grove Bowles Jr will address November 15.
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North Carolina Recreation Society
Parks and Recreation
Jesse Taylor
High Point
Terry Sanford
Sheraton Hotel
Hargrove Bowles Jr
N. C
Kirkman Park Sold to Schools in High Point Auction
High Point N C. The board of education bought Kirkman Park for 26000 dollars in an auction to build a 14 classroom elementary school by next fall. Plans include administration, library, and a cafeteria auditorium with 420 pupil capacity to replace Ray Street School which burned last May.
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Blair Park
Hillside
Washington Terrace
College Village
Lion’s Club
Taylor
High Point City
Lee Wilson
Knox Walker
Dean Pruette
Dan Whitley Jr
Enterprise
Pruette
Northwood
Johnson Street
Montlieu Avenue
Ray Street
Post Not Tree Struck By Car In Bethel Avenue Crash
John A. Tompkins reported that a car driven by Carol Woodring crashed into a post rather than a tree on Bethel Avenue early Sunday. Tompkins, a rider, was charged with public drunkenness while Woodring faced a charge of failing to reduce speed to avoid the accident.
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John A. Tompkins
Carol Woodring
Enterprise
Bethel Avenue
Tompkins
Woodring
Business and Industry Education observance schedule announced
Local businessmen and teachers prepare for the BIE event with a November 14 city tour of white schools, a noon lunch at Ferndale High, and afternoon firm tours. A second day on November 16 features a 5:30 p.m. buffet at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building and a building tour.
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Ferndale
Southern Furniture Exposition
High Point
Leo Heer
Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur Groome
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Bar Assn
Joe Rawley
Piedmont Rambler Inc
N. Main Street
Masons
Sanford
Kirkman Park
High Point College
Harold E. Conrad
Porter Hauser
Pauls. Owen
Edgar Weibrecht
Wendell M. Patton Jr
W. Stanley Potter
Horace
S. Hayworth
Harrison Dining Hall
Joe Rawhey
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