Rainy Day Fun as Kids Brave Downpour in Tarzan Game
Yesterday's heavy rain failed to dampen spirits as three youngsters share an umbrella while a man makes shelter from cardboard and a sweater-clad youth shields against water. In a swollen stream they turn wet weather into playful adventure amid the downpour.
Man Charged After Break-In At Mirror Products
Carl Parker of Culler Street was charged with breaking and entering and larceny after a break-in at Mirror Products Company on West Green Drive. Entry involved breaking a window. a cabinet was opened and three checks were stolen, later recovered.
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Carl Parker
Culler Street
Mirror Products Company
West Green Drive
Farlow Funeral Home Sold to McDowell and Ridge
The Farlow Funeral Home of Asheboro is purchased by Kenneth McDowell of High Point and Robert H. Ridge of Asheboro. T. R. Farlow, who has led the firm for 32 years, will retire. McDowell and Ridge are Randolph natives. McDowell previously worked with Sechrest Funeral Home and has served as vice president. Ridge has managed the funeral home for a year as the establishment has served Randolph residents since 1852.
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Farlow
Asheboro
Kenneth McDowell
High Point
Robert H. Ridge
T. R. Farlow
McDowell
Ridge
Randolph
Sechrest Funeral Home
Township Property Valued At 310 Million In High Point Area
Enterprise staff writer reports 1966 total assessed valuation for High Point Township and city real estate and personal property at 310 812 484 with a 7.11 percent rise from 1965. Personal property up 11.97 percent to 105 921 024. Real estate township 204 891 460. city real estate 197 277 910. Rural area's total about 8 932 903, up 791 000. 이어
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
High Point Township
C. R. Brooks
Brooks
High Point
Furniture Capital
Jamestown Township
Teachers Meet Students For Day Off In North Central Meet
More than 2 000 educators gather next week at Burlington for the 44th North Central District Convention of the North Carolina Education Assn. Holiday for students at High Point and other schools. general session titled High Hopes features Dr. A C Dawson and education program leaders.
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High Point
Burlington
North Carolina Education Assn
Fairview
Leonard Street
Parkview
William Penn and
Griffin
North Carolina Teachers Assn
A. C. Dawson
NCEA
Comprehensive School Improvement Project
The
Advancement School of
Jury Trial Sought In Nudity Case At High Point Theater
John Clay Holland theater manager and Richard Michael Ford protectionist asked for a jury trial in Municipal Court. Police arrested them on September 8 and confiscated the film. The move tests the new ordinance banning showing pictures of females over 12 with exposed breasts. The law, passed in July and effective in August, follows a vague earlier statute struck down by the State Supreme Court.
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High Point
John Clay Holland
Richard Michael Ford
State Supreme Court
High Court
Old City Hall May Be Razed
Mayor Carson Stout says the 44 year old city hall should be demolished as land around Commerce and Wrenn streets is worth more. Voters have approved bonds for a new administration building. architects are being sought while site options are narrowed. The cramped, partly leased structure has long been considered inadequate for city needs.
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Forrest Cates
High Point
City Hall
Carson Stout
Commerce
Wrenn Streets
Harold Cheek
Cheek
Stout
Wrenn, Commerce
Green
Hamilton
Hamilton Street
City-County
City - County
King
More Rain Is Forecast Through Wednesday
The Friendship weather forecast shows rain likely through Wednesday with cloudy skies and a 50 percent chance of showers or thundershowers. Highs are expected near 75 today and Wednesday, with a low of 67 tonight.
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Friendship Weatherman
Thomasville City inks ambulance pact with Sur-Way
The Thomasville City Council approved an 18 month contract with Sur-Way Ambulance Service of Albemarle for area service within a 10 mile radius. Two 1965 ambulances will be provided at $15 per trip with city quarters and shelter for attendants. Location of ambulance housing to be decided by Oct 1. Davidson County officials may also join.
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Thomasville
Sur - Way Ambulance Service
Albemarle
Kyle Williams
Williams
Davidson County
Sur- Way
Truck Driver Charged Involved In City Crash Injures Officer
A High Point police officer was slightly hurt when his patrol car was struck by a news vehicle on Nathan Hunt Drive. The Enterprise driver Caviness was charged with left side driving. Multiple other drivers faced yield right of way or damage claims in crashes at Park Wise streets and other intersections.
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High Point
High Point Enterprise
Wayne C. Hartley
Brentwood Street
Nathan Hunt
Larry B. Caviness
Nathan Hunt Drive
Enterprise
Hartley
Jimmie Mitchell
Highland Street
Thomasville
Park and
Wise Streets
Randy G. Haithcock
Valley Ridge Road
Wise Street
Mitchell
Park Street
Haithcock
Jacob L. Silver
Greensboro
Prospect
Potts Streeets
Willard Freeman
Ward Street
Prospect Drive
Potts Street
Freeman
James C. Mosteller
van Buren Street
Edgewood Drive
Mosteller
Kenneth A. Proctor
West Green
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Learning Institute of
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Bob H. Greene
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Buddy Odom
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Roy C. Eddinger
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