Realtors to Convene in Asheville North Carolina
State realtors will meet at the Grove Park Inn in Asheville from October 24 to 26. About 50 members and wives from 75 cities are expected for the three day session, the largest real estate gathering in state history. Ed Mendenhall leads the luncheon honoring longtime members. Gov. Terry Sanford will deliver the keynote.
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Grove Park Inn
Asheville
Delacy E. Wyman
Charlotte
Association
North Carolina
Ed Mendenhal
High Point
Charlies Norwood Sr
Goldsboro
Realtors
Old Timers’ Club
William R. Henderson
Bennett Advertising Inc
High Pointer
Gene Marsh
State Association
Top Floats From Central High Homecoming Parade
Hi Y Club float won first place depicting a football shoe with Yellow Jackets under it and the words Stomp Em. Central High Black Bison defeated Salisbury Yellow Jackets 14 to 7 at Albion Millis Stadium. Peo ple to People Club earned second, FBLA tied with Junior Class for third. faculty judges announced top three at the Friday night game.
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Central High School
Central High Black Bison
Salisbury Yellow Jackets
Albion Millis Stadium
High Point
People To
Future Business Leaders of America
E Central High School
Pilot Horse Show Attracts 1500. 11-Year-Old Wins Grand Prize
Enterprise staff writer reports the Pilot Lions Club horse show drew over 1,500 attendees in Thom asville for the third annual event. Emily Conrad, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Conrad, won the grand prize a Welsh pony after a 7 p.m. drawing. Judge E. C. Caudle of Galax Va. presided. ringmasters were T. H. Burwell and Delk Mendenhall with 36 events across a nine hour program.
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Thomasville
Pilot Lions Club
Grady Kang
E. C. Caudle
Galax
Local FHA Rally Brings Six From High Point Central
Six High Point Central High School students attended the District 5 Rally of the Future Homemakers of America held at Asheboro Senior High School. The one day meet began early Saturday with the theme Focus on Family Friendship. Attending from High Point were Sherron Matthews Geanne Bain Cheryl Martin Rita Coleman Linda Ferree and Linda Snipes. Two UNC Greensboro student teachers Miss Vicky Ross and Miss Ann Batten accompanied the group.
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High Point Central High School
District 5 Rally of the
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Asheboro Senior High School
High Point
Sherron Matthews
Geanne Bain
Cheryl Martin
Rita Coleman
Linda Ferree
Linda Snipes
Vicky Ross
Ann Batten
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Auto Fires Extinguished Across Two Incidents
Firemen answered two automobile fire calls yesterday at 11 42 a m and 3 14 p m Both fires were fueled by backfires and a kitchen blaze at 203 Windley Street was extinguished on arrival The earlier fire occurred at Woodbury and Hoover Streets while the second alarm reached the 1900 block of South Main Street
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Woodbury
Hoover Streets
S. Main Street
Windley St
Yule Parade Entries Are Lined Up
High Point prepares for the Christmas parade opening the holiday shopping season on Thanksgiving Day November 28 at 4 p m. The Merchants Association committee has arranged floats including antique cars miniature trucks clowns a caliope homecoming queens military displays and the Raleigh drill team. R T Fox chairman says more floats are welcome with a cut off date to be announced.
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High Point
Merchants Assn
R. T. Fox
Assa
Fox
Wallace hosts visit at home amid Birmingham bombings debate
George Wallace relaxes at his Clayton home as discussions turn to federal court clashes over integration. He recalls courtroom contempt for refusing to hand over records, cites Kennedy link, and hints at presidential ambitions while defending Alabama’s segregation-era laws. He asserts no personal hate toward Negroes and recalls defending Black defendants.
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Birmingham
George Wallace
Alabama
Capitol
John Kennedy
Heil
Attempt To Burn House Is Charged To Local Man
A 32 year old Herbert Blunt of 203 Windley Street faces a charge of attempting to burn a dwelling after investigators say he set a kitchen fire with matches. He admitted the act, which he claimed was due to anger at his mother in law. Blunt reportedly put out the flames as firefighters arrived at 4 03 p m. Damages were minor with a wet mop used to extinguish the fire and charred areas observed in the kitchen. Bond set at 500 dollars for Blunt, court appearance scheduled tomorrow.
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Herbert Blunt
Windley St
Blunt
Bobby Lee Lewallen
Clara Cox Apts
James Staley Wilson
Oakview Road
Steele
Monthex Avenue
Wilson
Skeen Packing Co
High Point Fair Elects New Officers in Reorganization
W C Welch is named president of the High Point Fair Assn Inc with Mrs Welch as secretary and treasurer. Ronald Bogers and Ruby Bogers are first and second vice presidents, Virginia Fryar third vice president, with a board including Bogers, Fryar, Crawford, Green, Surrett and Reese. Clyde Beatty Circus booked for April 21 at the fairgrounds.
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High Point Fair Assn. Inc
W. C. Welch
Ronald Bogers
Ruby Bogers
Virginia Fryar
Donald P. Crawford
Bill Green
Gene Surrett
Howie Reese
Welch
Clyde Beatty
Fairgrounds
Stop Sign Violation Charged After Two Car Crash
A stop sign violation charge followed a Mint and Centennial Streets collision Friday at 1 05 p m. James Willie Williams 17 of Rt 1 High Point was charged after his eastbound vehicle hit Youda Bean Brady of Logan Street Rt 5 High Point who was southbound on Centennial. Damages were about 45 to Williams car and 90 to Brady vehicle.
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Mint
Centennial Streets
James Willie Williams
Rt. 1
High Point
Youda Bean Brady
Logan Street
Rt. 5
Brady
Centennial
Williams
North Carolina Coin Club elects new president
High Point’s T C Lorey elected president of the North Carolina Coin Club Assn succeeding Greensboro’s James W Jackson Jr. Other officers named include Ted Hendrix of Kannapolis as first vice president Claude Rankin of Fayetteville as second vice president and Mrs Ted Hendrix as secretary treasurer The association with 25 clubs voted to hold its 1964 convention in Raleigh in October The meeting ends Sunday in Greensboro N C
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Greensboro
N. C
T. C. Lorey
High Point
North Carolina Coin Club
Assc
James W. Jackson Jr
Ted Hendrix
Kannapolis
Claude Rankin
Fayetteville
Raleigh
Widow poet with works and society roles in Cleveland
Mrs. Crobaugh, widow, married three years to Dr. Crobaugh, based in Cleveland where he taught economics at Fenn College. She held posts in the National League of American Pen Women and Ohio poetry groups, writes lyrics, and has songs recorded. She plans to submit 10 to 15 poems to a London publisher for a special poetry journal section. The Crobaughs live at Oxford House Apartments in High Point.
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Crobaugh
Cleveland
Fenn College
Composers and Artists of America
Crown
London
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