Counterfeit Case Probe Under Way
Police detained a local man in connection with counterfeit currency and turned him over to Secret Service agents. Two arrests for affray followed a Price Street shooting. Leroy York, treated for a chest wound, and James McKinnon charged. Earlier, counterfeit tens appeared at Center Theater. Break-ins at local realty and curb market reported with cameras stolen.
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Secret Service
Robert Clay Key
High Point
Price Street
Leroy York
James McKinnon
Key
College Drive
Pat Pulp Mill
Greensboro
U. S
Center Theater
Mendenhall-Moore Realty
Church Street
E. Green Curb Market
Kodak
Drugs Possession Verdict Appealed In Davidson County
Thomasville court actions include Terry Davis appealing a 12 month sentence for possession of amphetamine dated Aug 26. The drug charge moves to Davidson County Superior Court. Other defendants faced varying sentences suspended for two years, fines, and driving restrictions.
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Thomasville
Terry James Davis
Jones Avenue
Recorder’s Court
Davis
Davidson County Superior Court
Clarence F. Hutchenson
Liberty Drive
Jeffrey Jordon Haley
Lexington Avenue
Haley
Hutchenson
Ross “Toot” Little
Elizabeth Street
Lawrence Spencer
Willis Avenue
High Point
Spencer
Sanitarian Fred Conally Honored Upon Retirement
Fifty seven Guilford County Health and Mental Hygiene Department staff, milk industry associates, and friends attended a luncheon at the YWCA to honor Fred Conally, a sanitarian retiring after 25 years of service. Executive Director George Covington praised him as a devoted diplomat respected by colleagues and the community. Conally joined in 1942 as a venereal disease control officer and later worked in environmental health overseeing sanitation in food, milk, lodging, meat, and markets, including a period as supervisor in the High Point office.
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Guiliford County Health and Mental!ae
Friends and
Milk Industry Associates
YWCA
Fred Conally
George Covington
Chamber of Commerce
Conally
Department of Environmental Health
High Point
Four Named For Duke Drive To Seek Loyalty Fund
Four area residents will serve as class agents for Duke University's first anniversary Loyalty Fund Drive. They are George P. Clark Jr, P. W. Kirkman Jr, Edwin R. Lyon Jr and Henry W. Marshall. Agents will help reach this year’s $1,006,000 goal as part of Duke’s $32 million two year target to secure an $8 million Ford Foundation challenge grant.
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Duke University
George P. Clark Jr
P. W. Kirkman Jr
Edwin R. Lyon Jr
Henry W. Marshall
Closs
Duke
Sunny Cool Forecast For High Point Area
The article notes a fall-like pattern with temperatures around 40 degrees last night and low 40s expected tonight. Sunday should see high 70s and sunny skies with zero rainfall chances. Westerly winds of 10 to 15 knots are forecast through the weekend.
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High Point
Archdale Church Oversees Annual Homecoming Service
The First Baptist Church of Archdale will observe its annual homecoming tomorrow. Rev. Harry Ward former Archdale member and pastor of Lake Park Baptist will preach at the 11 am worship. Lunch follows the morning service and an afternoon song service is planned.
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Archdale
First Baptist Church of
Harry Ward
Lake Park
Settlemyre to headline Thomasville gospel mission
The Rev. John W. Settlemyre of High Point will be guest preacher at Calvary United Church of Christ on Rt 1 Thomasville. The Rev Huntt R Carpenter, pastor, leads services nightly at 7 30 from Sunday through Wednesday.
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Thomasville
John W. Settlemyre
High Point
First Reformed Church
Calvary United Church of Christ
Rt. 1
Huntt R. Carpenter
Homecoming Set Sunday at Central Christian Church
Homecoming Day at Central Christian Church Disciples of Christ features a special worship program with music and guest speaker Capt Lee Edwards dean of students at High Point College A picnic luncheon follows the worship hour.
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Central Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Capt. Lee Edwards
High Point College
Rock removal cost delays Western Guilford High bid
Guilford County Board of Education weighs a $250 per cubic yard rock removal charge in the H. L. Coble bid for Western Guilford High School. Attorney John Hardy warns the clause could raise costs. a special meeting is set to review. The project value spans about $1.3 million in base bids with additions for plumbing heating electrical and architect fees. Enrollment tops 21,600 as expansions foresee capacity to 1,400 students. space needs and funding moves continue.
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Mcleansville
Guilford High School
John Hardy
Guilford County Board of Education
Northeast
Guilford Junior High School
Here
H. L. Coble Construction Co
Greensboro
Hardy
H. L. Coble Co
Powell Plumbing and Heating Co
Jamestown
Dick and Kirkman, Inc
Wake Electric Co
High Point
E. P. Pearce
Mayes and Parks Associates
Guilford School
Hicone Road
Gibsonville
Heard School
George Rottman
Ragsdale High School
Pearce
High Point Board of Education
High Point Boards of Education
Ed Kemp
High
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