King Henry IV Part 1 staged by North Carolina School of the Arts
The NC School of the Arts drama department opened its season with King Henry IV Part 1. William Jaeger stars as Falstaff with Lucius Houghton as Hotspur and Paul Meier as Prince Hal. Jaeger directs, presenting a compact, intimate production at Summit School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Drama Department
North Carolina School of the Arts
Hal
Prince of Wales
Harry Percy
Hotspur
Henry IV
Prince Hal
Falstaff
Summitt School
Jaeger
Houghton
Paul Meier
A. Thomas Cavano
King Henry IV
Guilford County Earns $681,678 From Investments
The Local Government Commission report shows Guilford County earned 681678 during the fiscal year ending June, adding 3 cents to the tax rate. Cashwell, the finance director, noted end of June investments at 99.49 percent valued at 6842218, with interest rates from 8.5 to 10.94 percent.
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Guilford County
Local Government Commission
Thomas Cashwell
Cashwell
PTA Report Cards and Meetings Across Several Schools
The Allen Jay PTA meets tonight at 7:30 to announce Fall Festival plans and explain new progress reports. Montlieu Avenue, Shadybrook, Tomlinson, and Parkview PTAs schedule Tuesday meetings with films, panels, and discussions on instructional aid, safety, youth, patriotism, and a book fair.
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Allen Jay
PTA
Montlieu Avenue
Georgia Thayer
Shirley Krauss
Betty Meier
Nancy McLean
Shadybrook
Parkview
Ragsdale Homecoming Highlights and 1973 Updates
Homecoming crowned Diane Hutchins queen with Julia Biggerstaff as maid of honor and Exchangettes winning club floats. Senior class won first prize for graveyard float. Tigers won 59 to 0 over Northeast Guilford and 55-0 vs Gibsonville. Nov 9 hosts Western Guilford. Vagabond Players showcased Paul Green works on Nov 2. Ragsdale girls hoop team named. scrimmage vs Alten Jay on Nov 14. Wrestling tryouts began Nov 5 under Coach Mike Raybon. Future Secretaries Assn elects 1973-74 officers. Tom Watt Showcase money project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Hutchins
Diane
Julia Biggerstaff
Guilford Rams
North Carolina State Theatre
Ragsdale
North Carolina
Paul Green
Johnny Johnson
Green
Judy Flynn
Kathy Aapron
Kadis Hingleton
Debbie Kendrick
Linda McClellan
Vickie McLean
Cindy Ozment
Ann Price
Cindee Saintsing
Windy Saintsing
Gracie Simmons
Julie Smith
Sharon Wall
Katharine Wiles
Alten Jay
Notice of Legal Actions and Public Hearings in Guilford County
Multiple notices detail actions including probate administration for Warren Armfield, a divorce case for Linda Little Daniels vs Eugene Daniels, and a North Carolina Utilities Commission public hearing on end use guidelines for Transco. Also announced are a real estate foreclosure sale by Edward N Post Trustee in Guilford County and related legal proceedings with dates for defenses and hearings.
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Hotice
General Court of Justice District Court Division
High Fein
North Careling
North Caraling
Guilford
Linda Little Daniels
North Carolina
Guilford County
Lester E. Brown
Mary M. Brown
Edward M. Post
Office of the Register of Deeds
Edward KN. Post
Gresnaboro
Sumner Township
U. 5
Thompson
Hadllands
Salt Highway
Hall Lands
North Caroting
Edward N
POST
Morgan, Byerly
Post & Hearing Attorneys At Law Caw
East Green Drive
High Point
Oak Hollow Facility Nears Completion and Plans
Oak Hollow Park moves toward finishing a new maintenance facility with construction nearly complete and heat being arranged. Officials expect a 1974 target for the clubhouse. engineers will review the 12 tennis courts budgeted at about 326000 to cut costs while planning a parking lot and commission meetings at the site.
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Oak Hollow Park
Marvin Keith
Parks and Recreation
Keith
Parks and Recreation Commission
Building Permits Top $200,000 in City Issuances
The city’s Inspections Division issued permits totaling 203,296 over several days. Chief Building Inspector Freeman Hill authorized six new dwellings valued at 90,400, five business projects at 13,570, 24 dwelling improvements at 41,225, 17 house repairs at 15,425, and 23 roofing permits at 17,676. Notable items include a 25,000 addition for Colonial Heights Baptist Church on Henley Street, a 2,000 interior alteration for Alderman's Studios on N Hamilton, a 4,240 fence for Carolina Container on Prospect, a 500 addition for K H Kennedy on Kivett Drive, 1,330 improvements to an E H Johnson industrial facility on the same street, 5,500 for a Megginson addition on Gatewood, and two new-dwelling builds by Kenneth and Wayne Howard for three houses on Asbill Street at 12,000 each and Spence-Lester for a 29,900 house on Scarborough. High Point Housing Development Corp. secured modular unit permits at 12,250 each for locations on Redding Drive and Smith Street.
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Freeman Hill
Hill
Colonial Heights
Kenneth and
Wayne Howard
Asbill Street
Spence- Lester
Scarborough Street
Car Wrecks Injure Several In City Streets
Multiple minor injuries reported from four separate vehicle crashes around town. George Leach age 17 and Joseph Brooks, 19, both of Clara Cox Apts, were hurt when brakes failed and a car hit trees on Brentwood near Leonard. Ferby Ellen Cole, 15, passenger with Norman Cole, sustained minor injuries in a two car collision on E Russell at Richland Street. Paul Burleson, 30, and Lou Etta Wiscum involved. William Baker, 65, injured when his car wrecked on Lindsay and W Ray. driver was Lou Etta Wiscum. Administration notice follows for estate of John William Johnson with May 12, 1974 claim deadline. Notices also include service of process by publication in High Point civil action against Gary D. Garrison and others over a contract dispute regarding an addition to a house at 120 Marywood Drive.
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George Harry Leach
Clara Cox
Ferby Ellen Cole
Norman Lester Cole
Wesley Place
E. Russell Avenue
Richland Street
William Baker
W. Ray Street
Lindsay Street
W. Ray
Lou Etta Wiscum
North Carolina
Guilford County
John William Johnson
James A. Johnson
Morgan, Byerly, Post & Herring
Attorneys At Law Law
East Green Drive
High Point
Garry D. Garrison
GAS Builders
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association, ET All
Gary D. Garrison
G&s Builders
Plain#lits
Marywood Drive
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
Iran
Johm Haworth
Haworth, Riggs, Kuhn and
Haworth
Boxtor High Point
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King Henry
William Jaeger
Lucius Houghton
Earl of March
Henry
Henry Bollingbroke
Richard II
Earl of Nothumberland
Bollingbroke
Duchy of Lancaster
Shakespeare
Ven Carver
Santina Cleaners
Fnglikw
New York
Toni
Nigt
CPP
Ori ii
Zayre Shopping Center
Westchester Dr
Erty
Zea Brot
Wed
Thurs
Bill's Seafood Market
Eel Neon
Randall
Hayble's Hearth
Vrniun Rue
N. Main
Rsangyas
Prateancigers
Grea
THE
High Point Enterprise
Tomlinson
Tomlinson School
Barry Osborne
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Tigers
Gibsonville
Western Guilford
Mike Raybon
Judy
Notie
Warren Armfield
Gecan
Riggs Kuhn
Maunn
Carolina
Phetr
Yrareon
AM Parsons
James W. Armelelo
North Caroline
Haworth, Riggs, Kuhn and Haworth Attorneys PLC
TUR
Eugene Daniels
Organ, Byerly
Post Herring
N.C
North Carolina Utilities Commission
North Carolina Unites Commission
ReiAa
West
Morgan Street
Raleigh
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corporation
Transco
No. Carolina
Piedmont Natural Gas Company, Inc
Public Service Company of North Carolina, Inc
North Carolina Natural Gas Corporation
North Caroline Gas Service
Pennsylvania and Southern
United Cities Gas Company
Commission
P. O. Bax
Katherine M. Peele
I. Announcements
Henny-Penny
Margaret Hinkle
Anata
Northwood Anima Hospital
Ares Hollow Dam
Eastchester Rr
Shore
W. V. Duncan
Gun Ay Ser Tned Bey
C. C. Hughes
Oak Hollow
Hamilton Street
Carolina Container
Prospect Street
K. H. Kennedy
E. H. Johnson
EL. P. Megginson
Gatewood Avenue
High Point Housing Development Corp
Redding Drive
Smith Street
tPlus
Pome
Jonathan
Towne Theatre
Eke
Leach
Leonard
Brentwood
Paul Edward Burleson
Avalon Place
North Carolina Guilford County
Charles Buddy Goodwin
Betty Cook Goodwin
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