Three Hurt In Sunday Accidents
Three people were injured in Sunday crashes while one man remained in very serious condition after a Saturday night wreck. Carlyle Truitt Jr. 16 of Greensboro drove into a telephone pole injuring two passengers Betty Smith and Gloria Sanders.
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Greensboro
Avenue
Carlyle Spencer Truitt Jr
Truitt
Betty Smith
Gloria Sanders
Johnson and Farris
Keaster Burcette
Rt. 4
Ben Parker Jr
Eaton Place
Parker
Burdette
Billy Joe Jennings
Rt. 5
Park and Kearns
Jennings
Punt Pass and Kick set for High Point area youths
The fifth annual PP and K youth football contest opens registrations Sept 20 to Oct 7 with area finals at Albion Millis Stadium on Oct 8. Top 12 winners advance through district and zone rounds to the National Playoff in Washington, D C, then to the Orange Bowl in Miami for the tour of champions.
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High Point
Washington
D. C
Albion Millis Stadium
Ford Dealers of America
National Football League
English Motor Company
High Point Y.M.C.A
Ford
NFL
Baltimore
Dallas
Tex
Miami
Fla
Cooke
High Point College
Pp&e
Danny Lynk
John A. Evans Jr
Terry Wayne Dawson
Randy Sechrest
Nicky Clark
Restaurant Damaged by Fast Fire Near Ramseur
A Ramseur area drive in Eddie Hughes Drive-In suffered extensive damage from a blaze discovered by passing motorists. Two dining halls and the kitchen were heavily damaged with the ceiling burned through. Fire crews from Franklinville and Staley arrived around 1 a.m. and had the fire under control by 1:30 a.m. Officials could not determine a cause, though an exhaust fan is considered likely.
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Ramseur
Franklinville
Jerry Padget
Eddie Hughes
Padget
Franklinville Fire Dept
Staley
Wachovia Introduces Monthly Compounding on Passbook Savings
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. will start monthly compounding of interest on passbook savings deposits from Oct 1. Senior vice president J Roscoe Adams says the move will maximize earnings and offer the best return. The bank previously paid 4 percent daily interest, compounding monthly since Jan 1, with a quarterly change until now. A new federal regulation last week allowed monthly compounding for the first time.
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Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
J. Roscoe Adams
Wachovia
Defective Kitchen Fire Closes Drive-In After Midnight
The drive-in closed at midnight and the operator had already left when a fire was detected about an hour later, suggesting a possible fault in the kitchen area. Fire crews responded and contained the blaze with no reported injuries.
State Superintendent Seeks $9,000 Salary Increase
RALEIGH AP Dr. Charles F. Carroll state superintendent of public instruction asks the Advisory Budget Commission to raise his office salary from 18 000 to 27 000 a year effective Jan 1 1969 at the start of the next term. He points out the governor’s salary will rise by 10 000 next year.
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Raleigh
Charles F. Carroll
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Carroll
Advisory Budget Commission
Judge To Speak To Baptists In Liberty Association
Judge Walter E. Crissman of the 18th Judicial District will close the Liberty Baptist Association meeting. The annual sessions begin at 9 30 a m at First Baptist Church and end with Wednesday sessions at Center Hill Baptist Church in Lexington. His topic is Christian Morals.
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Thomasville
Walter E. Crissman
18Th Judicial District
Liberty Baptist Assn
First Baptist Church
Center Hill Baptist Church
Lexington
Crissman
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Chrysler
Douglas McArthur Johnson
Pershing Street
Johnson
William Richard Kelly Jr
Alphonso Fields
William Kenneth Culbertson
Elmer Sink
John Burton
Dewitt Carpenter
John Benson
Westwood
Pp&k
Max Cooke
YMCA
President’s Council On
Davis Patrol
America
Armstrong Cambrian
Corelle
Sabrill
Biscay
North State Tile CO
East Fairfield
Calhoun Se Ge Annes
Russell Stover
Candies
Mais
Rei
Notal
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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