Guilford County Adopts Rural Building Code Rules
Guilford County adopts the 1967 NC State Building Code and related codes for rural areas outside Greensboro High Point Jamestown and Gibsonville. Building permits required for projects $100 or more including repairs additions and roofing with fees based on project value and inspections staged at footing framing and final checks.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County
High Point
Jamestown
Gibsonville
Jane Nedamier
Curtis Kennedy
North Carolina
Kennedy
Durham
Forsyth
Kennedy and McDaniel
Board of Commissioners
the Couty
Missionary Paul Morris to Speak at Central Alliance Church
The Rev Paul Morris and his wife, long term missionaries to India, will guest speak at Central Alliance Church worship services tomorrow. The couple, with their children, will participate in the service wearing Indian costumes and will present slides detailing their twenty plus years of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morris
Central Alliance Church
India
New Zoning Regulation On Agenda
Guilford County plans new simplified zoning for large rural industrial tracts to be reviewed by the County Board of Reefs in October after a yearlong study by county officials and industry groups. The key change creates M3 zones allowing industrial sites along major highways without a special exception, with rules on storage loading parking setbacks and landscaping.
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Greensboro
Guilford
County Board of Reefs
Sailland Planning Board
Treakers
Industry
Chambers of Commerce
Lindsay Cox
Isiad
Cox
Open House At the White House With Calvin Coolidge
Visitors flocked to the presidency as Calvin Coolidge hosted open house most days at 12 30 pm greeting hundreds who filed through his office to shake hands. Plans discussed modify zoning rules and regulations for M 4 areas and parcels up to ten acres.
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Tandle
U. S
Washington
Calvin
Coolidge
Ditty Bags Packed For Fighting Men Quota Reached
Ditty Bags totaling 725 parcels were prepared as goodwill shipments. The bags will travel to Greensport on Monday before being sent to California, with staff photos by Ar Richardson.
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Greensporo
California
Ar Richardson
Multiple Vehicle Wrecks Leave Damages Running High
Several wrecks reported with injuries avoided. Thomas A. Chandler, 43, of Redding Street, charged with following too close after a 5:26 p.m. two car collision at Elm Street High Avenue. Chandler’s car $100 damage, other vehicle $90. William Miller Jr., 19, of Loflin Street, driver of the other car. About $600 in damages from a 2:30 p.m. collision at Ray Avenue Hamilton Street between Clifford W. Lewis, 35, of Woodrow Avenue and Alfred P. Reep of W Ray Avenue. Lewis charged with failing to reduce speed. Lewis vehicle $200 damage, other $400. Jean Carol Oxendine of Lindsay Street charged with failing to yield right of way after colliding with Violet Gaston Maddox at English Road-N Elm Street at 6:45 a.m.. Maddox car $100, other $250. English Road rear-end collision yesterday at 4:40 p.m. involved Join Henry Seigler, 19, Barker Street and Oswald Lee Shipman, 67, Rt 1 Kernersville. Seigler's damage noted.
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Thomas A. Chandler
Redding Street
Elm Street High Avenue
William Miller Jr
Loflin Street
Chandler
Ray Avenue
Hamilton Street
Clifford W. Lewis
Woodrow Avenue
Alfred P. Reep
W. Ray Avenue
Lewis
Jean Carol Oxendine
Lindsay Street
Violet Gaston Maddox
English Road
N. Elm Street
Maddox
Henry Seigler
Barker Street
Oswald Lee Shipman
Rt 1
Kernersville
Seigler
Autumn Weather Sets Mild Tone for Equinox Weekend
Autumn begins with fair, mild conditions in the Piedmont area as a high near 70 F is forecast. The weekend should stay dry with no rain expected. tonight’s low around 50 F. Today marks the autumnal equinox with equal day and night.
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Piedmont
The
Weather Bureau
Dyer Slaying Case Man Bound Over On Murder Charge
Thomasville details bind over to Davidson County Superior Court for murder of Harvey Eugene Dyer Jr. by James Shorty Daniels Sr. Daniels, 48, of Old Greensboro Road, cited in motel raid as well as his wife Lavena Daniels. Other local cases include drunken driving charges, concealed weapon, larceny, and an assault with intent to kill. Revival services at First Church of Christ hosted by Dr. Charles Gresham begin tomorrow and run to Oct 1.
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Thomasville
James Shorty
Ruda Daniels Sr
Greensboro Road
Davidson County Superior Court
Daniels
Harvey Eugene Dyer Jr
Ing
Davidson County Sheriff's
Dyer
Lavena Daniels
Vinson Victor Gore
Tabor City
Ralph Leon Hilton
Rt. 1
Douglas H. McDonald
White Street
Gene C. Strader
Lexington Avenue
Lessie Logan
Kennedy Road
Beat Trotter
Melvin David Ritchie
Harris Street
Superior Court
Ritchie
Jennis Livingson
Charles Gresham
Emanuel School of Religion
Milligan College
Milligan, Tenn
First Church of Christ
School Break-In Case Is Solved
Police yesterday cleared the Sept. 16 break-in at Leonard Street School with four juveniles apprehended. The four were turned over to proper authorities. classrooms were ransacked and a hole was made in a door. Damages were estimated at $50.
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Leonard Street
Asheboro Chamber chooses Paul Smith as president elect
Asheboro Credit Bureau manager Paul Smith was named president elect of the Asheboro Chamber of Commerce and will assume the post in January after elections. The current president is A. A. Walker of Food Line Super Markets. The chamber reported 19000 in pledges toward the 25000 Total Development Program and discussed a proposed diamond shaped interchange at the U S 220 and State Road 1508 site near a new Union Carbide plant to handle expected traffic.
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Asheboro
State Highway Commission
No Limit On Turtle Hunting In Iredell North Carolina
William A Shires reports a rising outdoor pastime in Iredell and Alexander counties turtle catching with no limit or closed season on large snappers and mud turtles. Two hunters have captured over 350 turtles this year, sparking talk of a possible turtle farm amid warnings of their potential danger and the sport’s local notoriety.
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William A. Shires
Raleigh
Iredell
Alexander
Yadkin River
North Carolina
Iredell and
Statesville
Landmark
Roy Ireland
Union Grove
Cress Harkey
Jay Hus
Statesville Ball Park
Robert Henry Levan
Ireland
Harkey
Drunkenness Conviction Gets Treatment Order in Thomaston
In Thom as ville Judge L Roy Hughes ordered treatment for Carson Ray Simpson a 47 year old man convicted of public drunkenness marking the first such ruling here Habitual drunkenness is treated as sickness not crime Simpson has 50 drunkenness arrests in records back to 1939 and two prior drunken driving convictions He also faces two new drunkenness charges from the same day and was ordered turned over to the prison department for treatment
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Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
L. Roy Hughes
Carson Ray Simpson
Simpson
Hughes
Prison Department
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Solapeet
McDaniel
Department of Health
Red Cross
Vietnam
DR. Gresham
Asheboro Group
Smith
Union Carbide
Chamber
Lysted
Mater
U.S. 220
Volkswagen
Davie County
Davie
South Yadkin
Harmon
National Society For Prevention of Cuvelty To Animals
SCPA
North Tredell
American Legion
Kinston Daily Free Press
Shelby
Cleveland County Fair
Chapel Hill
Lewis Supply Company
North Main Street
Southside Baptist Church
Stanton St
N.C
John B. Long
Lancaster
D.C
Grayson Mickey
C. F. McDowell
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