Scholarship Achievement Awards Presented at High Point College
The Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and the Phi Mu sorority at High Point College received inaugural AAUP plaques for top academic standings. Dr. Wendell M. Patton announced the awards, to be given annually, with names inscribed and possession for one year. If won three years in a row, permanent possession goes to the group.
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Dave Culler
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Linda Ferran
Phi Mu Sorority
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Mu
High Point College
American Association of University Professors
Wendell M. Patton
AAUP
William R. Locke
Dr. Locke
Clifford Hinshaw
Alice Paige White
White
Locke
Driver charged with manslaughter in deadly ramp crash
James Elvin McNeill, 21, of Seagrove, is charged with manslaughter after a car pursuit ended in a crash at the Clover Leaf intersection of W Green Drive and Highway 29 70. Passenger Franklin Lewis Gatlin, 17, of Seagrove, died. McNeill, hospitalized with non life threatening injuries, faces speeding and reckless driving citations. Oct. 31 hearing set. bond posted.
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W. Green Drive
James Elvin McNeill
Rt. 1
Seagrove
High Point Memorial Hospital
McNeill
Franklin Lewis Gatlin
Gatlin
High Point Hospital
Greensboro
Deep River Bridge
Defective furnace causes alarm at High Point Enterprise
Firemen were summoned to the High Point Enterprise building at 9 10 p m yesterday finding smoke from a defective coal furnace stoker. The blaze caused no property damage. Earlier, a kerosene smudge pot on Albertson Road toppled and caused no damage.
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High Point Enterprise
Albertson Road
Crihfield Elected Guilford Cancer Society President
J Glenn Crihfield was elected president of the Guilford County Unit of the American Cancer Society at the annual meeting at the Airport Restaurant. Dr J O Williams spoke on The Challenge in Cancer Control, citing rising deaths and the aim to advance cure through research and knowledge.
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J. Glenn Crihfield
High Point
American Cancer Society
Laurence Skees
Greensboro
Guilford County
The
Cancer Society
J. O. Williams
Concord
Williams
North Carolina
United States
Crihfield
Albert S. Lineberry
Edward Silver
Numa R. Ham Sr
Greensboro Woman's Club
Dave Neill
Fred Alexander
Donald Stone
Society
Airport
Art Richardson
Mother And Son Arrested In Thomasville Larceny Case
A Thomasville woman Evelyn Fields 35 her son James Caldwell Fields 16 and James Junior Stephens 29 were arrested at 1 35 a m charged with larceny and contributing to the delinquency of minors after police found a car loaded with stolen goods whisky beer two juveniles and a missing tire and wheel. Stephens 29 from Kansas City also charged with reckless driving and driving during license revocation. Juveniles ages 14 and 15 were in the car. Other notices include assaults and prohibition violations with trials set in Municipal Court.
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Thomasville
James Caldwell Fields
Evelyn Fields
James Junior Stephens
Lake Road
Stephens
Kannapolis
High Point Springs Co
Trinity Avenue
Fields
High Point Springs
Willis Hinton
Pearson Place
Joseph Wayne Todd
Rt. 1
Clouds Forecast to Persist in High Point Area
The airport weatherman predicts continued cloudy skies and mild temperatures for the remainder of the week in High Point. Light rain is possible Thursday with overnight lows around 60 and highs near the low 70s.
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High Point
Professor predicts Soviet America within decade
Dr. H E Spence of Durham a Duke Divinity School professor warned at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church that the United States may become a Soviet nation within ten years unless the Supreme Court reverses rulings against segregation and religious instruction. He said the court has assumed lawmaking power and urged reinstating God in public life and schools. About 110 people attended.
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United States
Supreme Court
H. E. Spence
Durham
Women's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Duke University Divinity School
Spence
Dr. Spence
The
God
Christ
USA
Ussr
C. C. Herbert Jr
J. W. Rives
Wesley Memorial Women's Society of Christian Service
Building Activity Increases In High Point in September
The building inspector issued permits for eleven new homes and ten non residential buildings totaling 370 650 dollars in September in High Point. Homes averaged just over 9000 dollars, with over 101 000 in repairs. Total fees collected by building electrical and plumbing offices reached 1. (Note: truncated in source)
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High Point
Swarm ‘Manufacturing Co
Surrett Street
Humble Oil Co
E. Lexington
Brower Oil Co
E. Green
Jiffy Manufacturing Co
Man without license explains pig feeding motive in court
Jessie Jackson, 72, of Mangum Avenue, admits driving without a license in Municipal Court. He claims illiteracy and a recent drive to feed his pigs led to the offense. Judge Haworth sentences him to pay costs and suggests getting a chauffeur.
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Jessie Jackson
Mangum Avenue
Jessie
Byron Haworth
Coin Machines Are Battered By Thieves
Randolph County sheriff's deputies investigated a break in at the High Point Auto Auction where thieves entered through a north side window between midnight and 8 am. They used picks and tire tools to damage seven coin operated vending machines and an additional attempt failed. Damages and theft amounts were not yet known.
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Randolph County Sheriff's Deputies
High Point
Phillip Warner
Warner
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Tully Crockett
High Point Central High
Joy Purcelle
Jane Rankin
Andi
Marsden
Debby Wall
Guilford CO
E. M. Venable Sr
R. V. Kirkman Sr
J. C. Cummings
Crossroads Home Demonstration Club
Vickrey Chapel
Soviet
America
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