Aderholt to Head Guilford County Medical Society
Dr. Marcus L. Aderholt of High Point will serve as president of the Guilford County Medical Society for 1970, succeeding Dr. Sherwood Barefoot of Greensboro. Also elected are Dr. Frank Starr Jr. president elect, Dr. Edwin L. Bryan secretary, and Dr. Ralph Brooks treasurer.
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Marcus L. Aderholt
High Point
Guilford County Medical Society
Sherwood Barefoot
Greensboro
County Medical Society
Frank Starr Jr
Edwin L. Bryan
Ralph Brooks
Lexington
Aderholt
University of North Carolina
Plastics conferences planned for furniture industry
North Carolina State University Industrial Extension Service will hold plastics conferences for the furniture industry in Hickory on Wednesday and High Point on Thursday. Project director B Briggs Jr said plastics will play a major future role in furniture. The sessions run 9 45 a m to noon at the Hickory Home Furnishings Mart and 9 45 a m at the High Point Chamber of Commerce Building.
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North Carolina State University
Industrial Extension Service
Hickory
BE. L.briggs Jr
NCSU
Hickory Home Furnishings Mart
High Point
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Briggs
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
State Technical Services Act
High Point Chambers of Commerce
Harold B
Chemistry of Engineering
Nose School of Forest Resources
One-Car Crash Wounds Man on Blain Street
Putnam Street resident Willis Harold Brock, 62, said a car motor cut off causing loss of power steering and a collision with a utility pole. Damages totaled 900 to the vehicle and 125 to the pole with no charges filed.
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Putnam Street
Blain Street
Willis Harold Brock
Brock
E. Lexington Avenue
N. Hamilton Street
Norman Lawrence Clapp
Oakview Road
John Roy Garner
Westchester Drive
Clapp
Glister Garner
Garner
High Point Desegregation Plan Sparks Local Reactions
The High Point Board of Education approved a plan ending freedom of choice and creating a paired elementary system to integrate city schools by the next school year. It includes automatic redrawing of lines if a 15 percent imbalance appears. Residents express mixed feelings as the plan draws legal scrutiny and prompts attention to Westchester Academy.
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High Point Board of Education
High Point
Westchester Academy
Board of Education
Greensboro
Edwin M. Stanley
Evelyn Thompson
District lines blocked for spring school reassignments
High Point plan moves students from Johnson Street Oak View and Northwood districts to other schools to accommodate transfers from other areas and to integrate Negro students. Superintendent Dr Dean B Pruette cites current enrollment while Westchester Academy headmaster Francois Vaillant notes rising interest amid recent developments.
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Johnson Street
Oak View
Northwood
Dean B. Pruette
Francois Vaillant
Westchester Academy
strange photo shown as mantis amid sun and corn stalk
A photographer recalls unsure shots that turned out to show a sun in the background and a corn stalk in the foreground. In local school matters Matthews opposes desegregation and notes his daughter's Westchester entry was planned before becoming a board member. Westchester enrollment stands at 209 with 230 capacity. plaintiffs in the desegregation case await responses by December.
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Enterprise
Dick Swaim
Matthews
Westchester
Vaillant
Sammie Chess Jr
Stanley
Cloudy Cool Weather Forecast For Midweek
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and a cool night with a low in the mid 40s. Wednesday will stay cloudy and cooler with a 30 percent rain chance, then clearing at night. Thursday expects fair skies and a cool day as highs reach the low 60s.
York elected first mayor of Archdale after recount
Henry J. York is the first elected mayor of Archdale after a county recount confirmed his victory over William Tucker. Final returns show York 441 votes to Tucker 437, a disputed ballot from Tuesday added in today's tally.
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Asheboro
Henry J. York
Archdale
Randolph County Board of Elections
York
William Tucker
Helen Barnes
Board of Elections
Tucker
Triad Park Plan Revived For Regional Park Bid
Greensboro area officials consider a revived regional park proposal to serve High Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem. Lindsay Cox of the Piedmont Triad Council of Governments will outline private funding options after a bond-supported plan failed last June. The plan, proposed years ago, may involve COG roles in developing the park.
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Matthews
High Point College
Federal Court
Citizens For Justice, Inc
Greensboro
Piedmont Triad Committee
Lindsay Cox
Piedmont Triad Council of Governments
High Point
Winston- Salem
Guilford
Forsyth County
Cox
West Virginia
Council of Governments
Safle
Two Apartment Projects Hit Snags With Planners
Two major apartment projects faced new hurdles after the city Planning and Zoning Commission required revisions. Erwin Industries on Johnson Street and Modular Industries Allen Jay project on Brentwood Street drew concerns over design uniformity and architectural elevation, while a single bedroom project on Eastchester Drive won unanimous approval. The commission also backed a rezoning recommendation by Craven Johnson Pollock Realtors for Hickory Chapel Road to create about 130 residential lots.
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Forrest Cates
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Erwin Industries, Inc
Johnson Street
Springfield
Allen Jay
Oakview
Planning Commission
Ervin
Brentwood Street
Sandy Mendenhall
Craven- Johnson-Pollock Realtors
Hickory Chapel Road
Two Promoted In Chair City
Thomasville bank official Frank L. Rankin Jr. takes over as head of Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. in Thomasville. He fills the vacancy left by Eric Sellers who becomes senior in Wachovia’s Winston-Salem headquarters and expands duties across the state.
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Thomasville
Frank L. Rankin Jr
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
N. A
Eric §. Sellers
Winston- Salem
Sellers
Wachovia
Edgewood Drive Aims For Closure Public Nuisance Bid
The city Planning and Zoning Commission urged the City Council to close Edgewood Drive between Whittier Avenue and Creekside Drive citing it as a public nuisance. Residents described the area as a lovers lane and dumping ground with reports of assault and drug or alcohol activity attracting youths and causing danger. The commission, after hearing residents and awaiting a new study, recommended immediate action and the council planned a committee meeting.
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Edgewood Drive
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Edgewood
Whittier Avenue
Creekside Drive
Commission
Edgewood Street
Richard Kellam
Planning Commission
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