Notice of Summons by Publication in High Point NC Court
Public notice lists Virgie Torrence vs John Torrence in Municipal Court High Point Guilford NC for divorce on one year separation. Defendant must appear by November 7, 1966. failure to answer proceeds. Filed September 15, 1966 by Dorothy Meadows Deputy Clerk. attorney John W Langford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
High Point
North Carolina
Guilford County
Virgie Torrence
John Torrence
Alonzo Wilkes
Dorothy Wilkes
Bids Sought for Evergreens Parking Area Improvements
Sealed proposals for improvements to the parking area at The Evergreens Inc Greensboro NC are due by 11 15 A M October 3 1966. Proposals will be opened publicly in the Guilford County Courthouse County Commissioners Room. Plans and specs available at Guilford County Courthouse office of George B Roft ant. The board may reject any or all proposals.
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George B. Rottman
Guilford County
Greensboro
North Carolina
Board of County Commissioners
Evergreens, Inc
County Commissioners
George B. Roftman
Wilkes Versus Wilkes Case Seeks One Year Continuance
Dorothy Wilkes must appear at the High Point Municipal Court Clerk’s office for relief demanded in the complaint. The notice is dated September 15 1966 with John W Langford attorney for the plaintiff. Dorothy Meadows clerk of municipal court.
Sealed Proposals for Guilford County Prison Farm Addition
Sealed proposals for a proposed S0 Man Dormitory Addition to the Guilford County Prison Farm Gibsonville North County close at 11 30 A M October 3 1966. Plans specifications and proposal forms are available for bidders.
Thom City Council Calls for Water Sewer Expansion Bids
Thomasville City Council held a special meeting to solicit bids for finishing the water and sewer expansion after learning HUD will provide an additional 429000 in funding. Officials now expect the senior expansion to be completed, filling service to all city properties.
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Thomasville
Office of Housing and Urban Development
Washington
Ministers Meet Here Saturday in High Point
Two hundred fifty nine ministers and their wives of the Church of God of Prophecy from North Carolina will gather at the state headquarters on Greensboro Road in High Point on Sept. 24 for a ministers' convocation. Bishop M. S. Curry will moderate the sessions. A free luncheon follows the morning session. Bishop W. R. Sherrill will speak at 7 25 p m about the ministerial retirement plan. The church reports 128 area churches.
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Church of God of Prophecy
North Carolina
Greensboro Road
High Point
M. S. Curry
W. R. Sherrill
Cleveland
Lake Baykal Reaches Vast Depth and Area
In Eastern Siberia Lake Baykal attains a depth of 5315 feet and spans a surface area larger than Belgium, marking a startling geographic scale for the region.
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Siberia
Baykal
Belgium
Klan Schedules Asheboro Rally
The Klu Klux Klan has a full day in Randiph and Asheboro with a street walk at 4 p m, a rally in Ramseur at 4 30 p m, and an 8 p m meeting at the fair grounds on U S 220 north of Asheboro.
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Asheboro
Klu Klux Klan
Randiph
Ramseur
Fair Grounds
U. S. 220
Davidson Books Nonsupport Case Arrest in Thomasville
Davidson County sheriff's deputies arrested 29 year old Franklin Ivey of Rt. 1 Lake Road on charges of abandonment and non support of three children. The complaint was filed by his wife Margie Ivey.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
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