Crime prevention van tours High Point Fair
The High Point Police Dept crime prevention display van, a baby blue 1968 model remodeled by T. Wingate Andrews High School students, will be at the High Point Fair through Sept. 17. It showcases door locks, bullet proof glass, drug awareness exhibits, ballistics and fingerprinting as well as stark photos used to educate the public about safety and crime detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lowe
High Point Police Dept
Bill Gant
Gant
T. Wingate Andrews High School
Guilford County Cleans Roads With CETA Crews
Guilford County workers using CETA funds have collected 89 tons of trash over 231 miles of interstates and highways since August, with two crews and state trucks clearing I-85, U.S. 29, and roads toward Greensboro. Plans target I-85 to Randolph County and I-40 to Forsyth, plus 58 known dumps. Citizens may report new sites for cleaning by Sept. 23.
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Larry Harvell
Environmental Services
Harvell
CETA
State Dept. of Transportation
Greensboro
Rockingham County
Randolph County
City
Forsyth County
Unidentified Skeleton Found Near Cemetery
The bleached skeleton of a man was found by High Point police in Oakwood Cemetery off Montlieu Avenue. He wore a shirt, slacks, a wristwatch, shoes and overcoat, and may have died last winter or several months ago. The body was sent to Chapel Hill for exam by the Chief Medical Examiner of North Carolina.
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High Point
Oakwood Cemetery
Montlieu Avenue
L.J. Boyd
Boyd
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
High Point News Briefs Reflect Local Events
Local items from Saturday edition summarize community happenings in High Point area. Read across page 2A for concise updates on residents, institutions, and upcoming activities.
Jamestown selects two candidates for mayor in non partisan race
Filing ends with two mayor contenders Allan Ralston and Harold Hall and ten council hopefuls. Primary set for Oct 11 to trim field to eight for November ballot. Candidates include Ned L. Lilly Cade Babel James Menzel Buddy Mann Larry Millikan Ralph Wyrick Gary Olson and others from Jamestown townships.
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Jamestown
Charles Turner
Allan Ralston
Woodland Drive
Harold Hall
Hall's Oil Co
Ned L. Lilly
Ragsdale Road
Cade R. Babel
Royal Road
James H. Menzel
Buddy Mann
Ragsdale Court
Larry R. Millikan
Jamestown Village
Ralph E. Wyrick
Gary L. Olson
William E. King
Hugh Cates
Leon
Churches Not Ready To Merge
RALEIGH AP Black and white Baptist congregations not ready to merge says Dr. O L Sherrill retired head of the General Baptist Convention He believes the goal should be to merge the General Baptist Convention and the North Carolina Baptist State Convention in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State General Baptist Convention
O.L. Sherrill
General Baptist Convention
North Carolina Baptist State Convention
Local newspaper ads and subscription rates notice
The High Point Enterprise presents subscription pricing and home delivery options. Rates show Sunday only and three month terms with mail and carrier options. The notice lists basic terms, tax note, and distributor contact details while noting AP news rights.
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Associated Press
High Point
N.C
Gessers
High Point Enterprise. Inc
Therm
London Associates
Etone
Man Attacked By Dogs Loses Leg
An elderly Climax man, 73 year old Frank C. Bowman, wandered from his home and was attacked by three German shepherds. He lost a leg after being bitten as two dogs were shot and one held by a veterinarian. Bowman was unable to call for help and was taken to Randolph Hospital for amputation. Local owners James B. Allred and Ednara Allred were identified.
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Asheboro
Rt. 1
Climax
Frank C. Bowman
Randolph
Carl Moore
Bowman
Randolph Hospital
Moore
James B. Allred
Ednara Allred
High Point Kiwanis Hear Secretary Promote Bond Plan
Transportation Secretary Thomas W. Bradshaw Jr urged Kiwanis members to back the $300 million state highways bond referendum projected to unlock as much as $2 billion with federal aid for road projects. The speech followed DOT board approval of a new I 40 corridor extending to the Raleigh area, with a Duke Forest study area between Duke University segments guiding the route.
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Phil Speaks
Research Triangle
Durham
N.C. 86
Chapel Hill
Bradshaw
Kiwanis Club
DOT
Raleigh
Federal Highway Administration
Orange County
Orange
Durham City
Duke Forest
Duke University
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Cris Petree
Guilford Roads
Jim Hawkins
Guilford County
Riverdale Road
High
Point
Stanford Road
Guilford Technical Institute
Jackson Lake Road
Billy G. Ray
Ellenboro
College Village
Lillie Henderson
Steele Street
Leon Tommy Garner
Player Drive
English Road
Curtis Mayes
Rt. 2
Trinity
Teresa Drye Hensley
Phillips Street
Lucille Crump
Walnut Street
Mary Francis McInnis
Brackett Street
Marsha Gwen Tucker
Kersey Road
Ross Farlow
Ferndale Boulevard
Vera Hunt
Dartmouth Street
Gordon Road
Sally Legrande
E. Grimes Avenue
Lawrence Douglas Little
Kivett Drive
Russell Alan Bolick
Beaumont Avenue
Flavorous Kyle Robbins
Sophia
Herman Ford Lowder
N. Centennial Street
High Point Enterprise
Church Avenue
Wnate
Thomas Bradshaw
Kiwanis
Transportation Secretary
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