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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1965
Page
19
The study was directed by the General Assembly. The commission includes Thomas W. Alexander of Raleigh John W. Dowdle of Chapel Hill Grimes Caldwell and Edward S Sr. of Greensboro Clarence Leatherman of Lincoln and others as part of a 1967 advisory commission for tax policy study.
High Point area records show multiple transfers including Otle Wallace and wife to Wade Newton property, Richard B. Sossaman to Bruce Layton Robertson Jr. lots in Lindale, T R Galloway to A J Poole Oak View Estates, and other deeds in Emory L Greene, Country Club Acres, Amestown and Cedarwood areas.
A report details six homes to be built by Bings, Inc. The $30,000 house is on Main Road, with four others on Tan Yard Road priced at $14,000 each and two more at $10,000, totaling a significant local development project.
United Appeal passes 76 percent with division leaders meeting to plan drive. Employers reported gift averages from Spex Co 11.96 to Colonial Store 20.38 and Radio WMFR 14.23. Reports urged by Monday to United Appeal headquarters as $261,314 is already tallied.
The Furniture City Motel changed ownership yesterday and is now run by W. M. Jarrell Jr. The 275 capacity hotel will operate normally. Al Boling's restaurant will stay open as is.
Hostesses for the ladies events were wives of the lodge officials. The final event of the day was a hotel ballroom dance with music by Dave Carter and his band. The same group will play for a later dance.
The Market's Point Chamber of Commerce notes a shortage of available lodging within a 40 mile radius of the city, signaling tight supply as visitors search for nearby accommodations.
A tornado struck an Asheboro real estate office causing severe damage and deaths of a plant worker. Fire crews arrived soon after alarms sounded downtown. the fire was said to be unrelated to the tornado. Damages to the Roy Cross firm are estimated at 590 dollars. Funeral services set for 3 p m at Gance Ector Church. Survivors include a wife Ona Parks two sons Clyde and Charles David two daughters Julian York and Wanda Whatley two brothers Oran Lewis and Lewis Whatley two sisters R L Proctor E L Lawrence Nina Dickinson and E A Haywood. The body remains at Pugh Funeral Home until 30 minutes before the service.
Forecast for North and South Carolina shows mostly sunny mild Saturday and cool nights with lows from 38 to 48 in mountains and upper 50s along the coast. Five day outlook includes daytime highs near 70s to mid 70s in cities like Charlotte Raleigh Columbia and Charleston with a cooldown by Sunday and midweek and a light shower chance Monday or Tuesday totaling about a third inch or less.
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