Accreditation Seen for All High Point Elementary Schools
A Southern Association of Colleges and Schools review in Dallas on November 26 to 30 is expected to grant accreditation to all 13 High Point elementary schools. The 65 member committee praised self-study reports, faculty efforts, and earlier affiliated status since 1963, with Dr. Robert Pittillo of Lynchburg leading the positive evaluation.
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High Point
Southern Assn. of Colleges and Schools
Dallas
Texas
Lynchburg
Robert Pittill
Association
Asin
Southern Assn
North Carolina
Pruette
Fall Southern furniture market opens with Kroehler marks 75th
Scenes at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building show the fall market with four girls modeling Kroehler Manufacturing Co. celebrating 75 years of furniture production. Thomas Stanley Jr. of Stanley Furniture Co. discusses showroom expansion as W. P. Faircloth’s staff photo captures the event.
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Southern Furniture Exposition
Kroehler Manufacturing Co
Kroehler
Susan Brinkley
Thomasville
Linda Pait
Greensboro
Tammy Workman
Carol Rusenberg
Urban Renewal Area Initiates Rat Control Program
The Spring Valley Improvement Committee launches a citywide rat control push in the East Central Urban Renewal Area led by W. E. Stanton. J. Sanders Dallas Sr. begins control efforts at 38 of his 126 units, with 1 000 pamphlets to be distributed by Cub Scouts and support from Guilford County Health Department.
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East Central
Spring Valley
Dallas
Lee Hill
The
Redevelopment Commission
Hill
East Central Urban Renewal Area
Leonard Street
Guilford County Health Department
Owen Braughter
Braughter
Spring Valley Improvement Committee
East Central Improvement Committee
Oak View traffic plan advances after PTA plea
Murray White Jr representing Oak View PTA asked the City Board of Education to widen Oak View and James roads and build more parking. The board favored cooperation, agreeing to sign petitions and have four feet of right of way set aside while city paving, curbing, and gutters are funded.
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Ray Hubbard
Enterprise
Oak View Elementary School
City Board of Education
Murray White Jr
PTA
Oak View
James Roads
Murray
Bids Placed for Thomasville Fire Station Annex
Four bids for the No. 2 Fire Station annex on Randolph Street were opened led by Lionel Welborn at 19 135 dollars. The City Council must approve the contract next meeting. Electric and heating work bidding will be reopened as not enough bids were received.
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Thomasville
Lionel Welborn
Randolph Street
Reed Construction Co
J. L. Carr and Son
James G. Norton
Negroes Considered for Randleman Planning Board
Randolph County Commission Chairman Ira McDowell said Negro names are on a list of possible appointees to the Randleman Planning and Adjustment Boards. He noted no meeting date yet for action on the Aldermen’s request to name five members for the outside area, with the boards to include entries from both sides.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Commission
Ira McDowell
Randleman Planning and Adjustment Boards
McDowell
Randleman Board of Aldermen
Thee Randleman Aldermen
Warm-Up Seen For Saturday
The Friendship weather forecast says tonight will be chilly with a low in the upper 30s. Saturday will be warmer with a near 70 degree high and milder, partly cloudy conditions. No measurable precipitation is expected through Saturday. Today's high was in the upper 60s.
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Friendship Weatherman
Administration leaks phony Model Cities lists doubted
Two federal officials who helped pare 293 Model City grant applications doubt a Boston Globe report claiming a list of selected cities was published to trap leaks. HUD denies any final list exists and says delays stem from processing lengthy applications. Officials Alexander and Lendt say they would know of any such lists.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
James P. Alexander
Center For Community Planning
Department of Welfare
Lee Lendt
Office of Economic Opportunity
Boston Globe
Department of Housing
HUD
Alexander
Lendit
the Globe
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Central High PTA Plans Open House Nov 9
The Central High School Parent-Teacher-Student board completed plans for a parents open house on November 9. Parents will attend an instruction session in the auditorium before touring classrooms. Mrs. James Bulla Jr. was named a new board member.
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Central High School
James Bulla Jr
Man Arrested In Larceny Case In Thomasville
Thomasville deputies arrested 26 year old David Lee Gordon of Rt 5 on larceny and receiving charges. He allegedly took a 275 gallon oil tank and the tank stand from an unspecified location last night.
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Thomasville
David Lee Gordon
Rt. 5
Further Study Needed On High Rock Fish Kills
State official W E Knight says high Rock Lake shad deaths from the past summer require more study next spring and summer. Investigation found no poison or pollution cause but cited possible abrupt temperature changes or environmental stress. pollution in inflowing creeks from Lexington Salisbury and N C Finishing Co. is separate and being addressed.
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Raleigh
High Rock Lake
W. E. Knight
State Department of Water and Air Resources
Knight
Lexington
Salisbury
N. C
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High Point Enterprise
High Point City
Chip Faircloth
T’ville
PTA Report
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