Halloween Event Set With Community Sponsors
The annual Halloween celebrations will take place Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. at Washington Terrace Park and College Village Shopping Center. Sponsors include the Patrician Club, High Point Civitan Club, College Village Merchants Association, and the Parks and Recreation Department. Prizes will be awarded for stunts at both parking lot centers. Concession stands will be operated by the Patrician Club and Civilians. A 10 p.m. witch calls entertainment platform will trigger a spot check for home prizes. winners may pick up at the Parks and Recreation office Monday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Washington Terrace Park
College Village Shopping Center
Les
Patrician Club
High Point Civitan Club
College Village Merchants Assn
Parks and Recreation Department
College Village
Washington Terrace Center
Washington Terrace
Civilans
Parks and Recreation Office
Nathan Hunt
High Point Youth Shot In Leg
A youth was shot in the leg around 4 15 p m in the Mount Pleasant Church area. Brown of 1502 Franklin Street High Point was involved as the person in possession of a shotgun, but police details are unclear.
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High Point
Mount Pleasant Church
Brown
Companion
Com Who
O— ¢ Brown
Franklin St
Tides of Joy to Sing at Williams Chapel on Harrison Street
The Tides of Joy from Greensboro will perform at Williams Chapel True Standard Holiness Church on Harrison Street this Sunday at 2 30 p.m. Bishop E W Williams serves as pastor of the church.
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Tides of Joy
Greensboro
Williams Chapel
True Standard Holiness Church
Harrison Street
E. W. Williams
Furniture buyers hail 1964 retail gains and new styles
A panel discussion and press conference report that 5 000 buyers from retail furniture outlets nationwide visited showrooms in California and other states. Industry leaders predict 1964 gains over 1963 with Christmas business expected to be strong and a shift toward new furniture for younger customers and modern American styling.
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Shelter
Eracements
Law
Sane
Memorial Scholarship Honors Editor of Home Furnishings
A memorial scholarship honors editor Mrs. Evans, influential in interior design and home furnishings education. Educational efforts include accrediting an Interior Design program at UNCG in collaboration with the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association and faculty from the Home Economics Department. Mrs. Evans, a Johnson City Tennessee native, died June 19.
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Foscue
Western Electric Fund Gives Scholarship to High Point Student
Ronald Gray Berrier, a senior at High Point College, receives a 775 scholarship from The Western Electric Fund of New York. Dr. Wendell Patton accepts a supplemental $600 grant for the college as part of ongoing ties with Western Electric.
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New York
Ronald Gray Berrier
Winston-Salem
Hi Point College
L. L. Weltner
Western Electric Co
Winston-Saand
Western Electric
High Point College
Berrier
Wendell M. Patton
Patton
Western Electric Fund
Schol
Coma 7A
Civil Defense Officials To Visit High Point
Civil Defense regional director Dial Sweeney and Raleigh official Edwin Griffin will visit High Point Tuesday to review the citys Civil Defense program. High Point CD director George Spinnett announced an all day visit including a press conference and a tour of the citys new system and added fallout shelter space.
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Civil Defense
High Point
George Spinnett
High Point CD
Spinnett
Dial Sweeney
Defense
Edwin Griffin
Raleigh
Sweeney and
Griffin
Adams Millis Eyes Kernersville Site For New Finishing Plant
Adams Millis Corp reportedly considers Kernersville area for a new 2000 square foot hosiery finishing plant near its existing knitting and seaming mill. An executive committee will decide site location with an official statement possible after J H Millis returns from Japan.
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Kernersville
Adams-Millis
Adams-Millis Corp
Kernersville News
Forsyth
T. Lynwood Smith
Adamsis
J. H. Millis
Millis
Japan
Smith
Negro College Appeal Set At Two Thousand In Point
Robert Brownchairman announces a $2000 goal for the United Negro College Fund appeal in Point community. The national goal is $3 million for 32 member colleges including St. Augustine College and Showniversity in Raleigh. Campaign runs four weeks, with hopes to close early through broad community support.
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Point
United Negro College Fund
Robert Brown
Brown
BC Associates
Stone College
St. A 'S College
UNCF
United Fund
Burglar Report Is Checked By Police
Police investigated a Leonard Street housebreak in which a trunk with bank books insurance papers and valuables was stolen. Several suspects were charged with assault including Dean Folds Maxcine Villard and Louvenia Hall with bonds set. Others faced charges for trespassing resisting arrest reckless driving and no operator license.
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Dean Folds
King Street
Maxcine Villard
Wrenn Street
Service Utilization on Succes at 1776 Peachtree St
A notice citing service utilization at the address 1776 Peachtree Street Northwest Atlanta Georgia 30309 with extension numbers TR 63911 and 5631. The item preserves postal/official formatting common to public notices. No further context provided.
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Peachtree Street
N.W
Atlanta
Georgia
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