Four teens charged in vandalism at Southwestern High
Four teenagers face breaking and entering and damage charges after Sunday vandalism at Southwestern High School with damages estimated at 2000 dollars. Seven involved, two more students and a Pfeiffer College student await questioning. Bonds set at 500 each. preliminary hearing Monday before Asheboro Magistrate.
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Asheboro
Southwestern High School
Randolph County
Lloyd Brown
Pfeiffer College
Michael Hayworth
Rt. 3
Billy Smith
Denton
Thomas Pierce
Farmer
Neal Apple
Rt. 2
Pierce
Brown
R. G. Delk
Petition Filed to Represent Borden Plant Workers
A petition to represent workers at the Borden Dairy and Services plant in High Point was filed by Local 391 of the Teamsters union with the National Labor Relations Board. The NLRB spokesman said company and union officials will be contacted to confirm facts, and a preliminary hearing could be set if there is disagreement before an election.
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Borden Dairy and Services
High Point
Teamsters Union
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Winston-Salem
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Helpers of America
Jamestown PTA Hosts Hot Dog Supper and Sock Hop
The Jamestown Elementary School PTA sponsors a Friday night event on November 13 from 5 to 7 30 p m with a sock hop after. Proceeds fund draperies for the school auditorium.
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Jamestown Elementary School
PTA
United Appeal Tops 400000 As Campaign Near Goal
United Appeal headquarters report the drive reaches 400000 dollars or 78.7 percent of a 508066 goal. Executive director Hardy Prather cites a second campaign push with full media backing and 25 new solicitors as key to accelerating reach before November 20.
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United Appeal
Hardy Prather
Davidson Election Board Orders Recount Of Votes
Davidson County Board of Elections votes 2 to 1 to recount all ballots from 44 precincts. Recount set for Wednesday night in Lexington after spot checks found errors in tabulations. Board chairman Theodore S. Royster and Fred Williams announce the action.
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Davidson Election Board
Lexington
Davidson County Board of Elections
Elections Board
Theodore S. Royster
Royster
Auto Larceny Charges Filed Against Larry Painter
Larry Leroy Painter 23 of Lincoln Drive faces two auto larceny counts and an assault and battery charge for tying the wrists of Donnie Terwilliger and beating her. Painter is jailed in lieu of 2500 bonds and the three counts set for November 16 in Thomasville. Police allege he took a car from Glade Newman and a Gulf Adhesives truck.
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Larry Leroy Painter
Lincoln Drive
Painter
Glade Newman
Mill Street
Gulf Adhesives
Donnie Terwilliger
Thomasville holds hearing on W Main rezoning proposal
Thomasville City Council will hold a public hearing November 23 at City Hall to decide if the planning board and zoning commission should rezone 10 acres on W Main Street from commercial and residential to manufacturing. Protests were led by Curry Regan and Charles Lambeth as Miss Maye Livingood and Mrs. Dorothy Meyers seek the change. The plan includes elderly housing on Liberty Drive and Trinity Street under the Thomasville Housing Authority with no immediate TFI development plans.
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Thomasville
City Hall
Maye Livingood
W. Main
W. Guilford Streets
Kinney Avenue
Miss Livingood
Dorothy Meyers
Ford N. Meyers
Meyers
Liberty Drive
Trinity Street
Thomasville Housing Authority
Correction on traffic charge name in Elm Street crash
A Monday Enterprise correction clarifies that the red light violation was charged to Mary Eller Ward of Thomasville, not Janet Smith Hughes of High Point. The accident occurred at the Elm Street English Road intersection.
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Janet Smith Hughes
High Point
Mary Eller Ward
Thomasville
Elm Street
English Road
City council awaits MA rezonings for two apartment projects
Planning and Zoning Commission approved MA rezoning for Wayne Swaim Wickliff Avenue site for 20 condo units and for eight more acres on Miller Street for about 20 acres of apartments. The commission added a 2 1/2 acre James Realty Co tract to the recommendation.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Wayne Swaim
Wickliff Avenue
W. J. Kiser
Miller Street
Wickliff
Wickliff Terrace Apts
Kiser
Miller
James Realty Co
Realty Company
Commission
County Health Department
W. S. Swaim
Kivett Drive
Spring Garden Circle
Frank Ian
Greensboro Rd
Gunshot Death of Alva Guyer Ruled Self-inflicted Action
Alva Madison Guyer 66 of 1908 Centennial St died at his home at 3 pm Monday from a personal safety related gunshot wound. County medical examiner Dr. T E Terrell ruled it self-inflicted. He had been crippled since 1967 from a spine wound after two men pistol whipped his wife and shot him during a home invasion. Assailants escaped with money. they were never caught.
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Alva Madison Guyer
Centennial St
T. E. Terrell
Mr. Guyer
High Point
William Lee
Maggie Henderson Guyer
Rachel Culler
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Peacock
Rachel C. Guyer
Glenn
Ida) Lambert
N. Centennial
Obituaries Notice for Montgomery and Hammer Families
Ethel Montgomery of 1803 N Centennial St and Mamie Hammer of Washington DC are to be laid to rest. Funeral will be held 11 a m Wednesday in Sechrest Chapel with Rev James L Pharr and Rev R Delbert Byrum officiating. Burial follows at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery with body at Sechrest Funeral Home and family visitation tonight 7 to 9.
Two Men Held After Drunken Driving Arrests in Thomasville
Larry W. Littleton, 21, of Route 3 Thomasville, faces drunken driving charges and a separate count of not stopping for a blue light and siren. Lacy G. Grainger, 24, of Phillips Street, is charged by city police with driving infractions. Both remain in jail.
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Thomasville
Larry W. Littleton
Rt. 3
Davidson County Sheriff's
Lacy G. Grainger
Phillips Street
City Plans MH District Zoning For Mobile Homes
The Planning and Zoning Commission completed a study for an MH District to allow mobile home parks and subdivisions. If approved, the ordinance sets 4,400 square feet per unit including recreation space, eight units per acre, and a 6,000 square foot minimum lot size aligned with the C-3Residential district. A developer interest exists but details were not released.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
City Planning Department
Planning Commission
Model Cities second year planning underway in Southside
About 75 residents including Mayor Robert Davis and city officials attended the first in a series of meetings on the second year of the Model Cities program. Don Forney said 15 of 19 first year projects are under contract with High Point receiving 1.77 million dollars. future funds depend on federal approval in April.
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Robert Davis
Paul Clapp
John
Thomas
Fred Yoder
Fairview Street
Don Forney
Model Cities Program
High Point
Forney
Patrolman Involved In Wreck And Other Police Reports
A patrolman Robert Whitney Davis 30 of Whittier Street drove a car that hit a utility pole at 2 25 a m near E Lexington Avenue Hamilton Street. Damages to the car estimated 800 pole 75 Davis treated at High Point Memorial Hospital no charges filed. Another one car crash near S Elm Street Foust Avenue at 1230 a m left ditch overturned driver Danny Lee Lawson speeding charged with excessive speed and leaving scene.
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Robert Whitney Davis
Whittier Street
Davis
E. Lexington Avenue
Hamilton Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
S. Elm Street
Foust Avenue
Danny Lee Lawson
Foust Street
Lawson
Nelson Maynard
May Road
Thomasville
W. Green
Dalton Street
Frances Kincaid King
Pershing Street
Ida Phifer Staton
E. Washington Drive
English Road
Patsy Childress Cox
Belmont Drive
Claudia Williams Terry
Furlough Street
Char
E. Green
Williams Or
Duggins
Randolphreet
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