Jaycees On The Bridge Again Stricken At Season Opener
Jaycees On The Bridge Again suffered a cerebral hemorrhage during the first game of the season. He is hospitalized in Burlington, his hometown hospital. Fundraising efforts to cover medical costs have been held in High Point Burlington and Raleigh where Gentry studied at North Carolina State University.
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Burlington
High Point
Raleigh
Gentry
North Carolina State University
Jerry Parrish
Bill Gentry Fund Receives Major Boost From High Point Campaign
High Point Jaycees raised over 1800 for the Bill Gentry Fund during an all day Knox Bridge effort in downtown High Point to aid High Point Central football coach Bill Gentry after a cerebral hemorrhage suffered at the first game of the 1967 season.
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Bill Gentry
High Point Jaycees
Knox Bridge
Main Street
Central Business District
Frank Smith
Jaycee
Gentry
Central High School
High Point
High Point Central High
N. C. State University
High Point Memorial Hospital
State Building Permits Rise in October Across NC Cities
October permits totaled 34,268,986 across 36 North Carolina cities with populations over 10,000, a 9.8 percent rise from October 1966. For the first ten months of 1967 permits reached 376,094,384, up four percent from 1966. Charlotte led with 10,690,842, followed by Greensboro 4,458,685 and Raleigh 3,454,048.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Labor
Frank Crane
Crane
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville
Thomasville High Students Shine In Band and Pageant Events
Thomasville High items highlight Band Day participation at Wake Forest Maryland game and Christmas parades in Salisbury and Spencer. Diane Conrad crowned Miss Merry Christmas, will enter state finals in Lexington. Four boys named All-Conference football players and PSAT results discussed. Judy Teer named Girl of the Month with extensive school involvement.
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Maryland
North Carolina
Salisbury
Spencer
Diane Conrad
Thomasville Senior High
Diane
Susan Allen
Beverly Harris
Judy Teer
Ellen Spoolman
Lexington
Bruce Mills
Donnie Beasley
Gary Hill
Eddie Williamson
Pilot Club
Judy
de Molay
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Trinity Methodist Church
MYF
North Carolina Guard Reduces Units in 30th Division Reorg
North Carolina will shed 15 Army National Guard units and 352 men under a plan by Adjutant General Claude T. Bowers to convert the 30th Division from infantry to mechanized infantry. The reorganization eliminates two brigades and aviation, plus the special forces company, offset by five non division battalions. Communities will retain a unit, with strength roughly maintained.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Army National Guard
Claude T. Bowers
Bowers
Old Hickory
Army Guard
Guard
Wilmington
Charlotte
National Guard
Defense Department
South Carolina
Georgia
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Jaycees
Granville-Mayflower
Granville Bonded Warehouse
Hamilton St
Thomasville
High Corner
Debbie
Hundley
Orduray
Huy Noudlinees
Quality Flowers Professional Service
South Main St
Blazer
Navy
Minks—Wrenn St. Entranc
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