One Bound Over Three Sentenced in District Court
One man was bound over to Superior Court on a felony charge. Three others received active sentences in District Court. Rudolph Hunter faced probable cause for discharging a firearm into an occupied dwelling.
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Superior Court
Rudolph Hunter
Morgan Street
Johnny Quick
Thurley Smith
Fairview Street
Frank Williams
Marcus Dean Chapman
Clara Cox Apartments
Fragmented crossword clues reveal ancient terms and trades
A jumbled list of clues spans items from Cleopatra's snake and Persian century plants to bivalves and hinged metals. The puzzle mixes ancient themes, sizes, and everyday objects with entries like iron, sphere, and minister to river, inviting solving across diverse categories.
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Frigeon
Persia
Fire safety device removal ordered after tests at High Point Museum
Council committee reports a safety device installed at the new High Point Museum on E. Lexington Ave kept a line open to the fire department in tests. Firemen ordered its removal and the ordinance amendment was favorably reported for final action Thursday.
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Walker
High Point Museum
E. Lexington Avenue
Seminar Starts For City Chiefs
Nearly 100 city department heads and supervisors began a 10 hour Management Development and Supervisory Training Seminar. Edward Boden of Piedmont Associated Industries will conduct sessions through Oct. 11 at Astor Dowdy Towers to fit normal operations. City Manager Harold Cheek endorses the program as essential for management.
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Randall Spencer
Edward Boden
Piedmont Associated Industries
Greensboro
Spencer
Astor Dowdy Towers
Harold Cheek
Fitzgerald to Speak at Methodist Men Joint Meeting
Dr. Ernest Fitzgerald of Centenary United Methodist Church in Winston Salem will address the Wednesday night joint meeting of Methodist Men of College Village and Main Street United Methodist Churches. The event begins at 6 30 p m in Main Street’s fellowship hall and will be introduced by Dr. James G Huggin, superintendent of the High Point United Methodist District.
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Fitzgerald
Ernest Fitzgerald
Centenary United Methodist Church
Winston- Salem
College Village
Main Street
United Methodist Churches
Fellowship Hall
James G. Huggin
High Point
Eastern
Atlanta
Mexico City
Mexico
Mexicana Airlines
Los Angeles
Free World
Wings of Man
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Furniture Stolen From Trailer in Haley Transfer Theft
A trailer at Haley Transfer and Storage was entered between Friday and Monday after the door seal was broken. Items missing include furniture yet to be valued. Also reported Monday were two tape players stolen from vehicles of Mrs. Robert Craughan and Linda T. Allred. A toolbox and tools were stolen from a Thompson-Arthur paving machine at a Green Drive site. A bicycle was stolen from Joseph Martin’s Walnut Street yard and two tires plus wheels vanished from a 1959 automobile at Harbs Garage on Main Street.
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Haley Transfer
Robert Craughan
Pine Valley Drive
Linda T. Allred
Rt. 5
High Point
Thompson-Arthur Paving Co
Green Drive-Thissell Street
Walnut Street
Joseph Martin
Harb
N. Main Street
CAP Awards Local Firms for CAP Support in High Point
North Carolina Wing Civil Air Patrol names High Point companies and individuals to receive Certificates of Appreciation for donations and material support aiding CAP Cadet training and the outfitting of an Emergency Services aircraft. Lt. Col. Erwin Roberts praises donor generosity and notes a fundraising drive to refurbish the Darr Field aircraft.
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North Carolina
Civil Air Patrol
High Point
CAP
Erwin Roberts
Reliance Universal, Inc
Cal-Dal Furniture C
Samuel Shavitz
Vernard & Rosemary Weant
James L. Bulla Jr
Companies Inc
Lowder Supply Co
Beeson Hardware Co
US Air Force Auxiliary
Command Emergency Services
Darr Field
Roberts
One Rezoning Request Approved By High Point Board
The High Point Planning and Zoning Commission approved one rezoning request for D. S. Hedgecock property on N Main Street from A-20 to C-7, while three other rezoning proposals failed to win endorsement. The commission favored two street closings and a group development plan for a new building center on Quaker Lane.
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High Point Planning and Zoning Commission
Mendenhall-Moore, Realtors
D. S. Hedgecock
N. Main Street
Westover
Peachtree Drives
Planning Commission
W. Wilson
Anderson Place
Pershing
Richland Streets
Seward Avenue
Fisher Street
N. Elm Street
Quaker Lane
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Lindsay Street
Patrick
James William Bowlin
Rt. 7
Grayson Lee Spencer
Route 4
Phillip Allen Parrigh
James Road
Pawl
Sid
N. Main ST
Grace Flower Shop
Tae
Dutch Boy & Stag Paints
U.S
Morgan Mill
Frigidaire Appliances
Beeson Hardware
N. Main
E. Broad
Gerald Morgan
Morgan's Expert Fence CO
Aoyie Morgan
Dewey Dilley
Westchester Drive
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