Accident reports tally vehicle damage across several crashes
Police logged multiple accidents Saturday and Monday causing total damage around 2620 dollars. Lonnie C. Gray faced hit and run and license violations after striking a parked car on Woodbury Street. Raymond Stone and Larry C. Roach were also injured in separate collisions on Ward Street and East Fairfield Avenue respectively. Additional incidents involved Daniel J. Hall Peggy Phillips Barbara Stowe Paul Dicken and others with damage estimates ranging from 50 to 800 dollars and various driving violations.
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Hicles
Lonnie C. Gray
Olivia Street
Woodbury Street
Gray
Brooks Doster
Brockett Street
Raymond Stone
Forrest Street
Ward Street
Stone
Larry C. Roach
Rt. 4
High Point
East Fairfield Ave
Roach
Fairfield
Daniel J. Hall
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Peggy M. Phillips
Richland Avenue
Hall
Phillips
Barbara J. Stowe
Belmont Drive
S. Main Street
Larry
Iniesses
Stowe
Vogle J. Per Ra Hee Nena
Paul E. Dicken
Amos Street
Greensboro Road
River Road
James R. Berry
Meadowbrook Drive
Reckieges
Montlieu
Gordon
Robert Elliott
Bridges Street
Kestler
Spinnett
Elliott
Kearns Lease Case Appealed by Defendant
Greensboro report notes the defendant in the Kearns lease case appealed the judgment. The article cites court action and potential implications for landlord tenant proceedings in the region. Legal observers expect further filings as the case proceeds.
Southern Motor Co to Build New Sales and Service Center
Southern Motor Co a longtime member of High Point auto dealer fraternity announced plans for a large sales and service center on S Main Street at Lake. President Ray McMahon estimated a 375000 investment for a 30000 square foot two acre facility to house all operations under one roof with parking on the south side. Major cars Chrysler Plymouth Jaguar Fiat will be sold and 14 houses on the tract will be moved or razed to make way for construction.
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Southern Motor Co
High Point
Southern
S. Main Street
Lake Street
Ray McMahon
Hamilton
Chrysler Corp
Southern Sells
Cess
Hamil
McMahan
Chryisler
Plymouth
Jaguar Fiat Automobiles
Eagle Scout Hunter Dalton III Earns Highest Rank
Hunter Dalton III 15 son of Mr and Mrs P H Dalton Jr of 811 Hillcrest Dr becomes an Eagle Scout after 11 years in scouting. He earned 22 merit badges and serves as a den chief.
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Hunter Dalton III
P. H. Dalton Jr
Hillcrest Jr
McPherson Named Army Aide in Washington Post
Holt McPherson editor of The McPherson becomes Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army in Washington an honorary post. For two years Howard Holderness of Greensboro led Army civilian functions in North Carolina explaining Army policies and promoting U S Defense Bonds for nearly 20 years McPherson has served the U S Treasury during World War II.
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Holt McPherson
Washington
Howard Holderness
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Greensboro
North Carolina
McPherson
U. S. Treas
U. S. Defense
Few Signups Start Wheat Program In Guilford County
Greensboro reports about 2,300 Guilford wheat producers are eligible for the 1965 federal wheat program but only around 100 have signed up so far. Officials say changes are minor from the former plan and advise producers to contact the local office for information as no price support is provided for domestic certificates and signups hope to yield some return on the 1965 crop.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Planners Say City Running Short Of Industrial Tracts
City planners warn of dwindling industrial parcels as developers seek smaller lots. with council consent the planning commission will propose new industrial zones. concerns arise that lot sizes may drop toward 9000 square feet in the old city limits. public hearings will precede final ordinance action.
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Forrest Cates
City Planning Commission
Nnce
Sign-up Next Spring Adds Leeway for Individual Choices
A fragment notes sign-up next spring will grant considerable leeway in individual choices. The brief emphasizes flexibility and personal discretion in enrollment decisions.
Library Receives $100,000 in City Budget for Plan
The library budget allocates 100000 for a construction plan. Officials say plans are in rough stage and will take about ten years to complete. City acknowledgment praises the library's ongoing work and aims to speed access to facilities.
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Totehe
Museum Opens Exhibit With Early 1900s Items
The museum begins an exhibit collection featuring a hand operated washing machine dating from the early 1900s. Items from the Peter E. Graves estate are loaned by Graves' descendant Le B88, born November 8 1865, who lived to 97. The temporary display is housed in the little red schoolhouse on Hamilton Street.
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Little Red School
Hamilton Street
Peter E. Graves
Graves
Paearete
Awe. le B88
City Plans Six Tennis Courts and Two New Parks
The parks department plans six lighted tennis courts and two new parks by next summer. Parks director Ray Kisiah says work starts this fall or winter at Oakview and Hedgecock, with starter playground sets and bleachers at both sites. 11 week summer recreation program will supervise both parks with basic equipment funded this year at Five Points. Two courts at Mohawk Park and two at McCain Park plus two at Hedgecock are noted, and funds cover a basketball court at Harvell Park.
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City Parks Department
Ray Kisiah
Oakview
Hedgecock
Kisiah
Mohawk Park
Wendover Hills
McCain Park
E. Lexington Avenue
Hedgecock Park
Harvell Park
Singer Employee Wins Auto At Land Auction
A Singer Co. employee won a new automobile at an online sale of Randleman Hill land on Fairfield Road. R B Surratt owner of Surratt-Albertson Auction Co. conducted the sale. All 40 lots of the 100-foot tract were sold.
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Randleman Hee
Dee Fairfield
Singer Co
R. B. iSurratt
Sand Albertson Auction Co
Surratt
Dope Traffic Probe In High Point Council Committee
The law and public safety committee met to review a probe into possible dope activity in High Point. Chairman Hancock said no definite evidence has been found and urged citizens to contact the committee anonymously with information.
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If Council
Law and Public Safety Committee
Lawrence Hancock
James Shelton
Bill Joo
John A. Eshelman
Hancock
High Point
Eshelman
Break-Ins on Police Probe Show Arrests and Charges
A police probe lists two break-in incidents with arrests. Janice Dockery of Brockett Street faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon, specifically a butcher knife, and related counts.
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Janice Dockery
Brockett Street
Day Classes Begin At Guilford Industrial Center
Day classes started at the Guilford Industrial Center with offerings in automotive mechanics, commercial art, electronics, knitting machine fixing, machine shop, metallurgy, upholstery, and flight classes. Fall quarter courses include air conditioning and refrigeration, data processing, electronics, machine metallurgy, technical secretary, upholstery, cutting and sewing, welding, and a new design layout lettering production course.
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Jamestown
Guilford
PF Beg
Suan Deels
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NEW Southern Motor CO
S. Main ST
High Point Enterprise
EAGLE
Army
Weatherman
Lawrence Graves
Edward
Wertz
J. Glenn Crihfield
Greater
Point Civic Center
Singer Employe
SEC
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