Stallings Named to Region IV Citizens Council Board
Milton Stallings of the High Point Model Cities staff is named to the Region IV Citizens Council board. The council includes 18 Model Cities in the region spanning North Carolina to Tennessee and will work to boost citizen involvement in planning and implementing Model Cities projects. Grants totaling 82 800 dollars from HUD and the OEO fund its work next year to inform educate and organize resident participation and improve communication with government agencies.
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Milton Stallings
High Point Model Cities
Region IV
Citizens Council
Stallings
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
U. S. Dept. of Hous
Ing and Urban Development
Office of Economic Opportunity
Word Puzzle Clue List With Various Definitions
A dense crossword style list assigns numbers to clues across many topics including anatomy heart and auricle and geographic names. It features items such as civil war general and Greek goddess, plus terms like region in Germany and Japanese aborigine variant.
Criminal Court Term Opens Tuesday In Guilford County
A one week criminal Superior Court session begins Tuesday with cases including Ricky James Chambers 18 charged with arson and three counts of unlawful burning. Also charged are Roman Robinson 24 J C Robertson 32 Doyle A Bridges Jr 40 and Derwood Cartwright 44 in a conspiracy to cash 500 payroll checks from Ross Roofing and Silding Co with checks passing in Winston Salem High Point and Thomasville.
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Criminal Superior Court
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Ricky James Chambers
Charles E. Pickard
Oakdale Road
Chambers
Jewel Avenue
Turn Rite Manufacturing Company
van Hoover
Arvin Road
Woods
Wiley Davis Road
Guilford County
Roman Robinson
Charleston
Ark
J. C. Robertson
Lamberton
Miss
Doyle A. Bridges Jr
Chalmetta
Derwood Cartwright
Atlanta
Winston-Salem
Ross Roofing and Silding Co
Cartwright
Robertson
John Wilson Wade
Bridges
Roy Hall
Winston- Salem
High Point
Thomasville
Baptists Dedicate Three Buildings at Mills Home
Thomasville Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina held dedication services Sunday at Mills Home for three new buildings. The $135,000 Doyle McFarland Memorial Administration Building will house staff for five Baptist campuses. Two cottages for 12 children each were named in memory of Spurgeon Craver and Henry and Eloise Stokes, with separate wings for boys and girls. Rev. Dr Randall Lolley and Colin Stokes of Winston-Salem participated.
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Thomasville — Baptist Children’s Homes of
North Carolina
Mills Home
Doyle McFarland
Spurgeon J. Craver
Henry
Eloise Stokes
Randall Lolley
Colin Stokes
Winston-Salem
Seven Lawnmowers Reported Stolen Near Asheboro
Seven new riding lawnmowers valued at more than 8400 were stolen from Holt Rock Equipment Co on U S 64 west of Asheboro late Saturday or Sunday night. The trucks used were the companys own, found later on a road behind Moore Trailer Park. The State Bureau of Investigation was called in to assist.
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Asheboro
U.S. 64
Randolph County
Lloyd Brown
Holt-Rock Equipment Co
Moore Trailer Park
U. S. 220
White Hall
Brown
State Bureau of Investigation
Wreck damages cars in parade at Thomasville homecoming
During the Thomasville Senior High School Bulldogs homecoming parade, 17 year old Janice L. Cashatt rear ended Ronald Wayne Westmoreland as he prepared to enter Salem Street. Both drivers were in 1971 automobiles and $550 in damage occurred with no charges filed.
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Thomasville
Janice L. Cashatt
W. Cooksey Drive
Ronald Wayne Westmoreland
Pontiac Drive
Westmoreland
Salem Street
Miss Cashatt
Flora Temple Sold For Thirteen Dollars In 1849
Camptown racing star Flora Temple known as the bob tail nag set a price of 13 dollars when first sold in 1849. The note highlights her world championship status in the 1850s and her early sale price.
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Camptown
Flora Temple
Adams-Millis Reports Drop In 1971 Nine-Month Sales
Adams-Millis Corp reports nine months ending Sept 30 1971 sales of 41 280 763 down from 43 578 832 a year earlier. Net income from operations totaled 1 620 975 or 72 cents a share versus 1 970 682 or 88 cents. Third quarter earnings were 517 623 or 23 cents on 14 408 383 in sales. Millis cites exclusion of computer tape activities and lower hosiery prices as factors. Company plans rapid expansion with new plants and facilities underway, including a 85000 sq ft textured yarn plant and a $2 million dying and finishing plant in Winston-Salem.
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Adams-Millis Corp
Adams- Millis
J. H. Millis
Millis
Graham
Edmond
Ohla
High Point
Our Fabrics
Winston- Salem
Patrolman Hit By Truck In Satisfactory Condition
City patrolman Ralph Wade Farlow 30 of Lakewood Drive is in satisfactory condition at High Point Memorial Hospital after being struck on I-85 near S Main Street while investigating a wreck. The truck was driven by Bennie Lee McLean 45 of Murray Street. no charges were filed.
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Ralph Wade Farlow
Lakewood Drive
High Point Memorial Hospital
Farlow
S. Main Street
Bennie Lee McLean
Murray Street
Antiwar Amendment Gains Strength in Senate Fight
Senate moves toward a double barreled antiwar amendment demanding U.S. withdrawal within six months and cutting off most funds for Indochina except retreat-related needs. House opposition narrows as White House lobbying continues. President Nixon may announce a troop pullout plan by July while a British adviser predicts major phaseout within a month or two.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Indochina
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
White House
Pentagon
Robert Thompson
U.S. News & World Report
Thompson
Foreign Relations Committee
North Carolina travel exhibit draws buyers at furniture market
A North Carolina display titled variety vacation land, arranged by the Design Collaborative of High A, showcases maps brochures and booklets about the state. The exhibit on the Coleman space fourth floor bridge over Wrenn Street attracts buyers who grab material and note NC ski resorts in the mountains.
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Jersey
Florida
South Carolina
Texas
New York
Coleman Space
Design Collaborative of
High Point
North Carolina
Department of Conservation and Development
Wrenn Street
Textile firms show steady demand and new offerings
Producers report above average activity with strong backlogs expected in coming weeks. Edmonson notes dealers buying across all style categories with emphasis on better fabrics and fashion appeal. Kroehler highlights consumerism to protect end users. Coxe lists 33 new fabrics plus frames. Edmonson touts contemporary and modern lines with Spanish styling. Hairston cites Stanley introducing French items and a modular collection.
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Edmonson
Kroehler
Coxe
Hairston
Stanley
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Servet
Rive-In Theatre
Bi Lae
G” Family
CINE
Ely
McKenzie
Brian Keith
Deiuse O Paes
Dick van Dy
S. Main ST
Utomatic Brush Car Wash
W. Green Dr
Holiday Inn
Serion
Centennial Avenue
Thuri
London
Bailia
Germany
Patton
M.A.S.H
Vanishing Point
N. Main
Baptists
Taurus Club
Spice
Jane Ritch
Tom Pickard
H.P
Adams-Millis
Adams - Millis
Willie Clarence McCallum
Grayson Street
Kearns Street
William Norman
510
Kearns
Rita Rena MccCallum
Darrick Duwayne McCallum
McCallum
Park Street
Annette Murphy Townsend
Hazel Smith Alexander
Anaheim
Gordon Street
Dartmouth Avenue
Townsend
Gordon
Hazel Alexander
Joanne Green Vittutoe
Pershing Street
Hamilton Street
Commerce Avenue
April Hilliard
Sherry Lee Hilliard
Pershing
Robert Lewis Ingram
Camden Avenue
Rea
Iyh
Martin Twin
Hetiloe
Westchester Drive
United Artists
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