Hospital Court Suit Prepared Over Discrimination at Memorial
Thomasville High Point attorney Sammie Chess Jr. said a complaint charging City Memorial Hospital with discrimination in facilities will be filed in the U S Middle District Court in Greensboro. The action arises from Hill Burton Act requirements for hospitals receiving federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
High Point
Sammie Chess Jr
City Memorial Hospital
U. S. Middle District Court
Greensboro
Chess
W. R. Banks
Conrad Pearson
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Ron Chambers
Charlotte
Banks
Thomasville Pair in Jail on Larceny Charges
Two men from Route 2 Thomasville Talton Gallimore Jr and Alex Donnie Sluder 22 face larceny receiving counts after allegedly taking about 5000 dollars in money and merchandise from Luther L Welborn West End Fish Market car near Florida Market. Sheriff deputies arrested them yesterday. If not posting bond hearings likely Friday in Recorder's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Rt. 2
Talton Gallimore Jr
Alex Donnie Sluder
Luther L. Welborn
West End Fish Market
Welborn
Florida Market
Gallimore
Slader
Recorder's Court
Russell J. Teal
Crow Street
Judy Lee Little
Thomasville voters approve large city bonds in landslide
Thomasville residents approved three bond issues in a historic vote. Sewer expansion bonds of 1.575 million won 898 to 132. street improvement bonds drew 885 in favor to 142 against. a 25 thousand bond for a new fire truck passed 904 to 122.
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Thomasville
Thomas ‘Ville
Tom Johnson
Kermit Cloniger
Johnson
Ford M. Meyers
New York
Thomasville Chamber backs school bond vote and air mail efforts
Thomasville directors endorsed the November state school bond election and urged members of the North Carolina delegation to support better air mail service for the Piedmont area. They announced Career Days at Senior High with Dr. Russell Montfort as keynote January 27 28 and discussed Atlantic City caravan and Piedmont Crescent Tour visits. The group noted a Western Union official may visit to discuss closing the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
CAA
Northern Piedmont Area Development Assa
Jim Grimes
Atlantic City
Chamber
Western Union
Chair City
New Market PTA to Hear Fire Chief Talk
Knight's meeting of the New Market School PTA in the school cafeteria features Sophia Asheboro Fire Chief John McGlohon as principal speaker on fire safety. The session covers the upcoming school bond referendum and a Fall Carnival report, with a 7 p.m. executive committee meeting in the library to discuss the current year's budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Asheboro
John McGlohon
Knight
New Market School
PTA
McGlohon
Jamestown Lowers 1964 Tax Rate to 63 Cents Per Hundred
Jamestown mailed about 500 tax bills for 1964 based on a town rate of 63 cents per 100 dollars, down from 75. The town expects to collect about $40,000 on roughly $6 million in property. Payments by month end earn a 0.5 percent discount. penalties start February 1964. The rate allocates 13 cents debt service, 38 cents general fund, and 12 cents capital improvements, with changes from last year due to a countywide revaluation.
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Jamestown
Charles Turner
Turner
General Fund
Capital Improvements Fund
Jamestown ABC Funds Distributed Across Guilford County Units
Jamestown ABC System mailed 75000 to five government units in Guilford County. Town of Jamestown received 63469.07, City of High Point 5693.31, Guilford County 5662.77, Town of Gibsonville 111.46, and Town of Guilford College 63.39. Since 1961 the program has disbursed 725000.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Abc
Henry L. Linker Sr
Guilford County
ABC
Town
City of
High Point
Town of
Gibson
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Elelelere
Renault
Horace G. Ilderton, Inc
New Market Pta
Maker
Lut
United
United Air Lines
ABC Funds
Straight Rev
Bernett
Sale
Wal
Wondwak
Mobil Finishes Company, Inc
Mobil
Kev
English Rd
Model
General Electric Big
G-E
General Electric
Lowder Supply Company
Thomasville Road
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