Woman Injured In Thomasville Car Crash
A New York woman, Mrs. Elenoir Phelan 47, was injured early today near Thomasville when her southbound car lost control on temporary I-5. She remained in fair condition at City Memorial Hospital with her two daughters treated and released. The crash occurred about 6 20 a m in front of the Thomasville Moose Lodge after the car crossed the median and struck an embankment. the vehicle was totaled. The cause is under investigation by the highway patrol.
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Thomasville
New York
Here
Elenoir Phelan
City Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Thomasville Moose Lodge
Bank booster on statue body
The article notes Harry Gatton of Raleigh being appointed to a one ton statue commission for a term expiring June 20, 1971. Gatton is executive vice president of the North Carolina Bankers Association. The commission commissions a statue of Washington by Italian sculptor Antonio Canova for placement in the rotunda of the state Capitol.
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Harry Gatton
Raleigh
Gatton
North Carolina Bankers Association
Washington
Antonio Canova
Capitol
Two Tar Heels War Victims
Washington AP reports additional North Carolina service members killed in Vietnam. The Defense Department casualty list includes Sgt. Gary R. Goudy of Fayetteville and Noah L. Smith of Hamlet, among others.
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Washington
North Carolina
Defense Department
Gary R. Goudy
Lore P. Goudy
Fayette
Pfe
Noah L. Smithon
Jerome Smith
Hamlet
Ledford High School Mascot Candidates and Early Season Outlook
Ledford students named mascots for the Class of 69 and announced junior and varsity rosters for girls and boys basketball. The first varsity game features the Panthers hosting North Davidson. School events include art class tours, FBLA initiation, PTA meeting, and accreditation news. Col. Les Heath lectured on snakes at Ledford with live displays.
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Lisa Campbell
Rusty Clodfelter
Chris Payne
Marilyn Robbins
Tom Boles
Pam Beck
Sue Craven
Kristie Melvinen
Vickie Brewer
Martha Hines
Aan
Cynthia Campbellsan
Spurgeon
Peggy Rickard
Rey Craven
de “Tlcott
Vicki McBride
Allen Jones
Dean Williams
Don Downing
Tia Lamb
Keith Meredith
Richard Eldridge
Monte Black
Charles Kindly
Gary Hedrick
Mike Leonard
Mike Kennedy
Ricky Hedgecock
Jimmy Craver
Mike Craven
Mike Bodenheimer
Gary Rickard
Richard Oster
Howard Lichtenberger
Paul Roberts
Scott Rains
Russell Berrier
Kenny
Moore
David Bryant
Panthers
Black Knights
North Davidson
Neal V. Risek
Winston - Salem - Forsyth County
Samuel EB. Burford
Andrews High School
High Point
Thomasville Library
FBLA
Patsy Craven
Roaring 20
PTA
Ledford
E. L. Brown
Cox
Joseph M. Johnston
North Carolina
The
Commission On Secondary Schools
Southern Association
Thomasville
Louallen Smith
Marty Clodfelter
Janice Spainhour
FFA
Sharon Martin
Judie Martin
Efird
Davidson County
YWCA
Lexington
Janice
Col
Les Heath
Joyce Mustian
Louisburg
Ledford High School
Raeford Avenue
First Methodist Church
Two Named To Posts At DCCC
Dr Grady Love announces Dr William Elliott Inabinett as dean of instruction and Dr Roy K Patteson as associate dean of academic programs at DCCC. Inabinett, from Marion SC, has East Carolina BS MA and an EdD from Duke. Patteson, from Richmond VA, studied at University of Richmond, Duke PhD, and taught at Peace College. They reside in Lexington with families.
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William Elliott Inabinett
William Taylor Sinclair
Tasbinett
Roy K. Patteson
Peace College
Raleigh
Inabinett
Marion, S. C
East Carolina University
Duke University
Kappa Delta Pi
Virginia
North Carolina
Patteson
Richmond
University of Richmond
Union Theological Seminary of Richmond
St. George’s College
Jerusalem
Jordan
Institute of Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Ford Foundation
Martin Luther
Pittstoro
Orange Presbytery
Synod’ of North Carolina
Society of Biblical Literature
The
North Carolina Teachers of Religion
Lexington Kiwanis Club
Pauline Cox
Brownsburg
Steven
David
Lexington
Roy Patteson
Eight Streets Get Brand New Names in Guilford County
Guilford County planners under Lindsay Cox formalized names for eight rural roads. New names include Overlea Drive Bisbee Drive Winthrop Drive in Wiley Park Jamestown Township and Chanterelle Drive Malverne Drive Tuckerwood Road in Deep River Township. Rosewood Street in Cedarwood Subdivision was renamed Bramble Drive and Monterey Drive and Court in Wiley Park were renamed Montevista Drive and Montevista Court. Margate Drive and Rose Haven Drive in Homedell Subdivision Deep River Township also received official names.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Jamestown
Deep River Township
Lindsay Cox
Guilford
Wiley Park
Jamestown Township
Overlea Drive
Bisbee Drive
Winthrop Drive
Rose Haven Drive
Homedell Subdivision
Fire at plant causes damage at Jewell Mill Division
Firefighters battled a blaze at Jewell Mill Division of Gurney Industries on East Main Street. Alarm sounded at 11 p.m. Thursday, crew remained until after 1 a.m. Friday. Cotton in picking machinery ignited and spread to other machines, causing at least three machines damaged. building undamaged and cause undetermined.
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Thomasville
Jewell Mill Division
Gurney Industries
Permits total 72670 for recent building activity
Inspections Department issued permits totaling 72670 with four houses valued 43670 and one business improvement 1500. Roofing jobs 22170, home repairs 3000, home improvements 17550. A 1500 improvement to a manufacturing building on New Street adds 1410 square feet. New dwellings granted to J. W. Morgan 12570 duplex Flint Street, E. C. Criddiebaugh Jr 11000 duplex W Willis, Atlantic Insurance and Realty 8000 house W Fairfield, John C. Foy 11000 duplex Woodbury.
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Freeman Hill
Hill
Pare Ae
New Street
J. W. Morgan
Flint Street
E. C. Criddiebaugh, Jr
W. Willis Street
Atlantic Insurance and Realty Co
W. Fairfield Road
John C. Foy
Woodbury Street
Salvation Army Christmas Appeal Opens With Kettle Drive
The Salvation Army launched its Christmas Appeal with two kettle booths in front of J. C. Penney and Wright's Clothing. Dr. Harold Conrad donated the first contribution as volunteer groups from Altrusa Jaycees Kiwanis Exchange and Boys' Club assist. About 5,000 dollars is needed to meet requests. toy shop at Citadel Dec 20–21. applications for aid run Dec 1–18. gifts and meals distributed to 300 families and local nursing homes.
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Salvation Army
Harold Conrad
Advisory Board
Salvatin Army
Boys’ Club Council
Citadel
S. Main Street
Pilot Club
High Point
Sunshine
League of of the Army
Paul Herzog
Army
E. A. Sherron
J. C. Penney Co
Wright
Low Rent Project On Schedule In Randleman
The city’s first low rent housing project, 80 units at a cost of 1.3 million, is about 60 percent complete and could be occupied before March 1969. On-site engineer George Miller of Tomberlin and Associates said completion could be 80 days ahead of the deadline, weather permitting. The two sites border Main Street at the southern city limits.
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Randleman
Randleman Housing Authority
George Miller
Tomberlim and Associates
Atlanta
Miller
Main Street
U.S. 220
Extra Parking Spaces Available For Christmas Shoppers
About 100 additional parking spaces opened today in downtown at the Elm and Commerce corner. The Downtown Parking Corp. operates the lot under lease and it will run through the Christmas shopping season as part of Redevelopment Commission plans for a future multi storied facility, while demolition continues on part of the property.
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Redevelopment Commission
Elm
Commerce Streets
The
Downtown Parking Corp
Sophia to Get New Post Office
A new post office will be built in Sophia with no announced construction date or site. Postmaster Leonard Staley is unaware of the announcement released through U S Senator B Everett Jordan in Washington. The plan includes eight additional North Carolina post offices.
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Sophia
Leonard Staley
U. S
B. Everett Jordan
Washington
North Carolina
Motich
Guilford County
Orothy Snow Groome
Guiltford County
Alvertons
Go-Go Gas Pulls Restaurant Heist
Police seek a woman with a missing front tooth and a split lip who robbed a Columbia restaurant at gunpoint on Thanksgiving. The brown haired suspect wore black go-go boots and a black leather jacket and escaped with $85 from the Gervis Street Toddlers House. An employee said the woman waved a gun grabbed a waitress by the neck and threatened to blow her brains out if money was not given.
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Columbia
Gervis Street
Santa in the Christmas parade marks shopping season opening
Santa leads a midline procession with bands floats local business names skating children and colorful displays signaling the start of the Christmas shopping season amid early downtown decorations and bustling commerce.
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Ndt
Santa
The Sun’s Equator Rotates Faster Than Its Poles
The Earth rotates as a whole. The sun, a gas or fluid, spins more rapidly at its equator than at its poles.
Autopsy Scenes From JFK Assassination Day
Jim Bishop recounts Kennedy family anguish after the Dallas shooting and the autopsy at Bethesda. Mrs Kennedy and Robert Kennedy confront shock, with Mrs Johnson fearing the presidency’s burden and the White House crowd outside. Medical details note a tracheotomy wound, skull damage, and brain tissue exposure as events unfold before official procedures begin.
Intruder In Home Sought After Burglary Alarm
Police investigate a first degree burglary at Ferm Street after a 3 am incident. Mrs. Gladys McQueen awoke to a tall man at her bedside who fled after a shouted alarm and a shot fired back into the house. No arrests or solid suspect description reported.
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Gladys McQueen
Ferm Street
DCCC Funds Group Formed
Davidson County Community College Foundation Inc. is formed with a nine member board. Edward C. Smith Jr. is chairman, J. G. Thomason is vice chairman, Thomas C. Ix is secretary treasurer, and B. G. Manning is assistant secretary treasurer. Members include George L. Hundley, Thomas A. Finch, J. Robert Phippot, H. Lindsay Dorsett, Don Stringer, and William C. Daniel. The group aims to solicit and manage funds to enrich the college’s educational program and meets quarterly on the first Thursday of each quarter.
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Thomasville
Davidson County Community College Foundation Inc
Edward C. Smith Jr
Lexington
J. G. Thomason
Thomas C. Ix
B. G. Manning
Grady E. Love
George L. Hundley
Thomas A. Finch
J. Robert Philpott
H. Lindsay Dorsett
High Point
Don Stringer
Denton
Willam C. Daniel
Mocksville
High Point Housing Authority Proposes High Rise for Aged Indigents
Elwood ever reports the High Point Housing Authority plans to acquire land by direct purchase and construct a high rise apartment project for aged indigents. The agency says the first three floors would house a cafeteria and retail establishments.
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High Point Housing Authority
Tarlton Resigns Archives Post
RALEIGH AP William Sam Tarlton resigns as administrator of the Historic Sites Division of the North Carolina Department of Archives and History. Dr H G Jones says that after Tarlton leaves December 6, Dr Christopher Crittenden will serve as acting administrator in addition to his current duties.
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Raleigh
William
Sam” Tarlton
North Carlina
Department of Archives and History
H. G. Jones
Tarlton
Christopher Crittenden
Sherman’s March to Atlanta and its strategic target
The article notes General Sherman aimed at Atlanta as the Union march to the sea progressed, identifying the city as the Confederate supply depot and a key objective in shared military strategy.
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Sherman
William T. Sherman
Atlanta
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