Ten New Building Permits Total 478000 Across Firms
Building records show nine business improvements totaling 275240 and ten new houses at 173000. Additional permits include twelve dwelling repairs 7480 roofing fifteens 5604 improvements 15588 fencing 1134. Notable projects: Alma Desk Co additions 162000 on West Green Drive, Big Bear NC addition 48000 on Courtesy Road, Red House Inc 46000 furniture store on South Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mits
Alma Desk Co
West Green Drive
Big Bear
North Carolina
Courtesy Road
Red House, Inc
South Elm Street
Bob E. Ridge
Kearns Tent and Awning Co
Elizabeth Kolte
McEwen Lumber Co
English Street
Harold C. Davis
North Main Street
High Point Redevelopment Commission
East Green Drive
Spence- Lester, Inc
Bolinbroke Road
Seven Oaks Road
Pine Needles Road
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Amos Street
Deaths and Funerals George W. Mitchell 78
George W. Mitchell 78 of 604 West Lexington Avenue died unexpectedly at 5 45 a m Saturday at home after years of declining health. He was born September 11 1892 in Sampson County and lived in High Point sixty years. He married Frances Jones October 31 1915 and worked as a foreman for James Manufacturing Co. before retiring ten years ago. He was a member of High Point Primitive Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife two daughters Merelyn Easter of 218 Westridge Drive and Elois Chatham of Atlanta Georgia a son G W Mitchell Jr of Charlotte four grandchildren four sisters and four brothers. Funeral from High Point Primitive Baptist Church at 2 p m Monday with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. The body will be at Sechrest Funeral Home and church 30 minutes before services. The family will receive visitors Sunday night 7 to 9. THOMASVILLE Funeral for Ada K. Davis 72 wife of Ed Davis of Rt 6 Winston-Salem will be at 2 p m Sunday at Salem Baptist Church near Dobson with Rev James Singleton and Rev Billy Sellers. The body returns to the home today at 4 p m and will lie in state 30 minutes before service. Burial in church cemetery. Mrs Davis died Friday after years of declining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Mitchell
Lexington Ave
Mr. Mitchell
Sampson County
Robert Mitchell
High Point
Frances Jones
James Manufacturing Co
Frances J. Mitchell
S. C. (Merelyn) Easter
Westridge Dr
Taft
Elois) Chatham
Atlanta
G. W. Mitchell, Jr
Charlotte
Frannie Lewis
Chestnut St
Lonnie Spell
Nellie Tew
Roseboro
Eppsie Mitchell
Clinton
C. B. Mitchell
Thomasville
Donald Mitchell
James Mitchell
John Mitchell
Greensboro
High Point Primitive Baptist Church
V. V. Willard
Oakwood Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Ada K. Davis
Ed Davis
Rt. 6
Winston- Salem
Salem Baptist Church
Dobson
James Singleton
Billy Sellers
Mrs Lelia Craver Lexington Dies at 81
Mrs. Lelia Craver, 81, of Rt 10 Enterprise Community, died Friday at Manor Care Nursing Home, Winston-Salem. She was a member of Enterprise Moravian Church. Survived by son Clifford E. Craver of Norfolk, Virginia, and Mrs. Annie Everhart of Lexington Route 1. Funeral plans incomplete. Body at Piedmont Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lelia Craver Craver
Rt. 10
Enterprise Community
Manor Care
Winston- Salem
Piedmont Funeral Home
Clifford E. Craver
Norfolk, Va
Annie Everhart
Rt. 1
Flora Elizabeth Atkins Doss obituary at 76
Mrs Flora Elizabeth Atkins Doss wife of James W Doss of Sanford died Friday in Lee County Hospital Survived by husband one daughter Mrs Hugh Kellam of High Point two sons Robert FE Doss of Washington and James L Doss of Sanford services held Sunday in Roger Memorial Chapel
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Sanford
Flora Elizabeth Atkins Doss
James W. Doss
Lee County Hospital
Hugh Kellam
High Point
Robert FE. Doss
Washington
James L. Doss
Funeral Service for Sidney Floyd Clodfelter Planned
Funeral will take place Sunday at 2 30 p m in Cumby Chapel with Rev R L Mabe officiating. Burial follows at Lebanon United Methodist Church Cemetery. The body lies at Cumby Mortuary until 30 minutes before service. family will be at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9. Sidney 5 of Huff Road Rt 4 High Point died Friday morning at 4 in Moses Cone Hospital Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Floyd Clodfelter
Cumby Chapel
R. L. Mabe
Lebanon United Methodist Church
Cumby
Sidney
Huff Road
Rt. 4
High Point
Moses Cone Hospital
Greensboro
Copple Rites Held For Randolph County Native
Arthur Lee Copple aged 68 of 1023 Merritt Drive died Wednesday at Moses Cone Hospital after a three day stay following a Saturday night auto crash at Rucker and Causey Streets. He was a Randolph County native who lived in Greensboro 45 years and worked for Charles D. Roberts Co. He is survived by his wife Lelia Mae Woods Copple two sons Willis and A L Copple Jr three daughters Edith Oakes Hazel Goodman Leona Thornburg two stepdaughters Eula Mae Jones Emma Lee and a stepson James Jones two brothers Austin Coy Early Copple and two sisters Pearlie Welborn Sylvania Thornburg. Funeral was held today at Hanes Lineberry Vanstory Street Chapel with burial in Fairgrove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lee Copple
Merritt Drive
Moses Cone Hospital
Rucker and
Causey Streets
Charles D. Roberts Co
Randolph County
Greensboro
Lelia Mae Woods Copple
Willis Copple
A. L. Copple Jr
Edith Oakes
Hazel Goodman
Leona Thornburg
Eula Mae Jones
Emma Lee
Neldsville
James Jones
Austin, Coy
Early Copple
Thomasville
Pearlie Welborn
Sylvania Thornburg
Hanes-Lineberry Vanstory Street Chapel
Fairgrove Cemetery
Raleigh Ad Firm Seeks Truth in Advertising
McKinney and Silver, a Raleigh ad agency, argues for candor and honesty in ads amid consumer distrust. The firm, two years old, counts Southeast clients and $4.3 million annual billings, and has declined 14 accounts for merit. Leaders Charles McKinney and Mike Silver stress research, client knowledge, and believability as core standards.
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Raleigh
McKinney and Silver
Southeast
McKinney
South Carolina
Palmetto
Atlantic States Bankcard
Florida
Alabama
Richmond
Guilford College Fire Station Dedicated Saturday Event
A new Guilford College Fire District station will be dedicated at 2 30 p m Sunday with Bob Wilson announcing Elwood Inscoe as principal speaker. The building on Red Road at U S 421 and Lindley replaces a smaller unit and serves the district including the west Greensboro industrial area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Bob Wilson
Red Road
U.S. 421
Lindley Road
Elwood Inscoe
North Carolina Department of Insurance
Guilford College Road
The
Guilford College Fire Department
Inman Road
Wilson
Peeto
North Carolina
Greensboro
Encouragement Inspires Hopeful Builders of Tomorrow
A brief editorial note reflects on how encouragement fuels ambition and the desire to build a better future, suggesting that belief from others can spark lasting aspiration and momentum.
Two Chair City Men Convicted Of Deadly Weapons Assault
In recorder's court here Friday William R. Tart and Harry Tart of Rt. G Thomasville were found guilty of assault with deadly weapons for attacking Carroll Blackburn and Rayford Carlton with knives. Blackburn and Carlton faced court costs for mutual assaults on William Tart. Other defendants faced varied penalties for assault with deadly weapons and related charges. several cases were not pressed or reduced upon appeal.
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Chair City
Thomasville
William R. Tart
Harry Tart
Rt. G
Recorder’s Court
Carroll Blackburn
Rt. 6
Rayford Carlton
Steve Rich
Trinity
Everette W. Kiser
Emma Street
Ronald D. Motley
Thomaville
Rich
Motley
Kiser
Clifton Adams
Rt. 2
High Point
Samuel B. Greene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gordon
Freeman Hill
Hill
G. W. Mitchell
Lelia Craver
Roger Memorial Chapel
Clodfelter
Arthur L. Copple
Sechrest
Ee Ae Sar
Mildred Bernice Taylor Austin
High Point Priabine
Artistic Beauty College
Brian Haislip
Charles McKinney
Chuck McKinney
Mike Silver
Abie
Silver
New York
Dan K. Moore
Moore
Charles Fricke
Howard Rockett
Blackburn
William Tart
Carlton
Sylvester Gilmore Jr
Lincoln Street
David Hughes
Hughes
Gilmore
Superior Court
Kenneth Crouch
Council Street
Albert Ayers
Ayers
Crouch
Donald L. Coggins
James Carl Harrison Jr
Spring Street
Thomas Morgan Kirkpatrick
David Jackson Leonard
Rt. 9
George Earley Stanley
Rt. 3
William Marcus Thomas Jr
Clayton B. Nance
Cedar Lane
Jerry Don Miller
Denton
Thomas
H. B. Clinard
Barrington Street
Monthlu Saf
the Peddler Steak House
East Parris Avenue
N. Main Street
K-Mart
N. C
John
Marsha
Wachovia
Johnny
Kathy
Billy
Suzy
Dwight
Twins
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Williams
South Main Street
Jack Wurtzen
Harry Bollback
Winston-Salem
Coliseum
Guilford Technical Institute
Jamestown
N.C
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