Cop Badly Injured In Car Crash
Patrolman Douglas Goins aged 27 was hospitalized at High Point Memorial Hospital after his patrol car collided with a taxi at Church and Elm Streets about 1:10 Sunday morning. He was reported resting comfortably as x rays were to determine possible back injury. The taxi driver, Rodney Naan De Keotahalioe of 515 Cloverdale Dr., suffered a minor hand injury. Officers estimated speeds at 35 mph for the patrol car and 60 mph for the taxi. no charges had been filed in connection with this crash.
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High Point
Douglas Goins
Greer St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Church and
Elm Sts
Ae Aesolar
Rodney
OS Naan de Keotahalioe
S15
Cloverdale Dr
Julius Welch Yates
Trinity
Louis Dwight Wrenn
Enna
Lee Owa
Mallory
S. Hamilton
Wrenn
Hamilton
High Point Products Co
Informal Market Draws Crowd in January Market
A bustling first quarter forecast for 1966 spurs heavy activity within a 20 mile radius as buyers converge on High Point. Exhibitors from Thomasville Morgan Martinsville and other towns display new lines and fabrics while dealers rush to secure space and shipments. Parking and service stations near downtown High Point feel the rush as companies project strong orders for December delivery and a big year ahead.
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Chamber of
Farni
de' Ius
Heke
Thomasville
Morgan
Martinsville
Daca
High Point
Day of the Outlaw drives Bitter town tension forward
Two riders Dan Murdock and Blaise Starrett arrive in Bitter after a fresh storm. They discuss growth, Crane resistance, and plans for Star to expand cattle holdings while Dan weighs quitting. Paula Frazin appears in town as Dan encounters her, hinting at a personal stake in the frontier grip.
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Dan
Blaise Starrett
Starrett
Dan Murdock
Crane
Larry Teter
Dana
Preston
Paula
Larry
Wyoming
George Gorton
Clay
Front To Bring Wind and Showers
A weather front is forecast to move in bringing wind and showers. The system is expected to pass with cooler, fair conditions tomorrow. Tonight’s low around 40, warmer earlier and a high near 51.
ASC Committee Members Elected for Three Townships
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee announced members for High Point Jamestown and Deep River townships. High Point naming Rus sell Swaim as chairman with W Ray Craven Claude Kimorey Howard Joyce and Kelvin Davis. Jamestown lists C C Moran chairman with W W Shackelford Jeanes Scott W L Johnson and Isaac Bowman. Deep River names Glenn Marshall chairman with Hesse Gray Jr Dale Stack Paul Robinson and Lee Smith.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conversation Law
High Point Township
Russell Swaim
W. Ray Craven
Claude Kimorey
Howard Joyce
Kelvin Davis
Jamestown Township
C. C. Moran
W. W. Shackelford
Jeanes Scott
W. L. Johnson
Isaac Bowman
Deep River Township
Glenn Marshall
Withesse Gray Jr
Dale Stack
Paul Robinson
Lee Smith
Hosiery Boarders Leave Jobs In Seven Mills Strike Rages Local Plants
Mass walkout by boarding room workers hits seven hosiery mills. AFL union leaders say the strike is a firm push for agreed pay and contract terms, with management citing surprise and communication gaps. Negotiations resumed recently with federal and state mediators present as the boarders demand wage and contract concessions.
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Menagenes
Wuon
Crete
Tennes Em
Workers Union of America
AFL
Cope
Cape
Foene Bresen
Paa
Coemeveran Oe Didied Ann
Ateenatves
Woollen Rites Set for Local Industrial Figure
Funeral services for Junius Wesley Woollen 63 longtime Adams-Millis superintendent in Memoraville will be held Tuesday afternoon at his home. He died after five days at Guilford County Sanatorium. Survived by wife Ruth Milliken Woollen four sons two daughters and several relatives. His body to remain at Yow's Funeral Home until Tuesday morning then be moved to Wesley Memorial Methodist Church for rites.
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Junius Wesley Woollen
Adams-Milli« Corp
Memoraville
Walter J
Springfield
Woollen
Adams-Millis
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Guiley County
Randolph County
Kernersville
Morals Count Filed Against Local Man
A 62 year old African American man Ephram Jamison was charged with indecent exposure and assault following an arrest in his car after offering a ride home. Israel Derry Jr. a 17 year old African American was charged with assault with a deadly weapon on a 14 year old boy. Two other arrests included Charles W. Swaim and Harold M. Bowers for drunken driving with bonds set.
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Ephram Jamison
Hulda
Ners
Charles E. Smith
Rawley Farm
Bnen Et Et m
Israel Derry Jr
Taylor Jr
Benjamin Harper
Gordy Sr
Derry
Charles W. Swaim
Route 1
Thomasville
Harold M. Bowers
Grayson St
E R Brotherhood Fall Meeting Forms Two New Districts
Three hundred delegates attended the E R Brotherhood Fall Meeting at St Mark's Church Burlington. John Wesley Clay of Winston-Salem led the convocation. The Davidson District and the Eastern District were created with new officers elected in Lexington including vice president Paul Lamb Thomasville, secretary James Stonesifer Thomasville, treasurer Clarence Frazier Lexington, assistant secretary and treasurer Paul Stokes. Pastoral advisors are the Rev Melvin Pal and Rev J Wayne Outs Burnie.
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Brotherhood of Evangelical and Reformed Guareh
St. Mark's Church
Burlington
John Wesley Clay
Winston-Salem
Thct
Davidson
Lexington
Paul Lamb
Thomasville
James Stonesifer
Clarence Frazier
Paul Stokes
Melvin Pal
J. Wayne Outs
Burnie. Tom
Lawrence Leon
Assault Case Hearing Postponed on Local Proceedings
A municipal court postponed an assault case hearing as the defendant’s attorney sought a continuance. In a separate matter, Willie Crawford, 60, of 613 West Street, was charged with driving on the wrong side of a state highway after a patrolman testified he failed to see eight crossover signs and traveled about four miles in the wrong lane.
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Vail
Kelly
Essa
Willie Crawford
Crawford
Niet
Mission Week Approved By Lutherans In Piedmont
Forty five pastors and lay representatives from Piedmont North Carolina Lutheran churches approved a Mission Week plan to be held the week of day with pastors speaking in each church and a program of special events. Dr J A Keisler of the Southern Regional Section of Evangelism of the United Lutheran Church in America endorsed the plan for the southeastern region. This will be the first Lutherans mission in the southeast. Central committee and lay workers meet December fifth at First Church Greensboro.
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Piedmont
North Carolina
Sion
J. A. Keisler
Shcine
United Lutheran Church In America
First Church
Greensboro
Stevenson Mends Political Fences at 70 Acre Estate
Adlai Stevenson hosted about 200 Lake County Democratic precinct committeemen and supporters at his 70 acre estate. He mingled with guests and gave a tour but did not disclose his 1952 presidential plans to neighbors or attendees.
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I. W
Adlai
Lake County
En Jan Sparano
Alabama
Prayer for Time and Thought in Modern Life
A reader meditates on wasted time spent in busy but unproductive activity. The author asks for divine help to forgive and to plan wiser moving forward, signing as Percy RK Hayward, Palo Alto, editor emeritus of the International Journal of Religious Edu.
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Jesus
Percy RK. Hayward
Palo Alto
Calif
Internatonal Journal of Religious Edu
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High Point Enterprise
Fred McLaugehiin
L. S. Ayres & Co
Indianapolis
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Hatboro
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Aeis
Goshen
Outlaw
By Lee Wells
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Strate Tate
Big Bob
Eraine Fraziist
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Bob
Oak
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Oak View School
David McDonald
Dallas Houser
J. R. Lawrence
Ieee Commi
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Oak View Fire Protective Association
Oak View Lions
Oak View Grange
ASC Committee
J. W. Woollen
E-R Brotherhood
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Kit Carson
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Russ Winterbotham
Ed Kudlaty
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Kit
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