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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1958

Page

13

High Point bids for Channel 8 in Tri City area

High Point Television Co with Jefferson Standard Broadcasting and others seeks Channel 8 reassignment from Florence to Tri City area including High Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem. The reply targets Greensboro and Winston-Salem petitioners and argues due process and public interest favoring High Point with a first local service pending channel reallocation.

High Point Channel 8 Federal Communications Commission Greensboro Winston-Salem High Point Television Co Jefferson Standard Broadcasting Co Wtob-Tv Raleigh Wtob TV Tri-City Jefferson Standard Commission Florence High Point Television Company

Ceremony Slated By Masons Plans Cornerstone Laying

Masons schedule corner stone laying for the new Masonic Temple on South Main Street next Wednesday at 3 p.m. The event follows the annual meeting of the Masonic Building Company where directors were re-elected. Grand Master Charles A. Harris of Roxboro and Grand Secretary Wilbur L. McIver of Raleigh will attend.

Masonic Temple S. Main Street Masonic Building Company Old Temple Building Company R. L. Hubbard Jr Culler, Adams Haywood Clyde S. Chernault Pat Brown Holt McPherson D. A. Dowdy E. L. Green J. M. Young Fleet Lewis Arnold J. Koonce E. G. Updegrove N. Main Street Sain

Motel Sign Matter To City Council Hearing

A local motel owner seeks a variance to add a second advertising sign on his S Main Street property. The Board of Adjustment denied the request. Council will hear arguments but cannot override the board. Appeals go to court.

Furniture City S. Main Street Board of Board of Adjustment Council Centennial and Farriss Avenues Welch Memorial Methodist Church

World cup accordions gathered from nine nations

Accordion players from nine nations including the United States and Soviet Russia prepare for a world cup competition to be held here on September 14.

Brussels United States Soviet Russia

Prayer for T RDAY Faith and courage in living for the kingdom

A prayer invoking God to establish the kingdom in daily life. James C. Kinard of Newberry, South Carolina, an insurance executive, signed the prayer. It asks to transform doubt into faith and weakness into strength to walk in Christ's path.

Jesus Christ James C. Kinard Newberry, S. C Insurance Executive

Oak View Fire Unit To Hold Benefit Supper

The Oak View Fire Protective Association sponsors a country ham supper on April 12 to raise funds for new firefighting equipment. Most tickets must be sold by Monday, with tickets available from Jesse Jennings or Judson Ruth. Supper serves from 5 to 9 p.m.

Oak View Oak View Fire Protective Association Jesse Jennings Judson Ruth Fire Association

Names Still Secret GOP Reaches Major Slate In Guilford County

GOP leaders in Guilford County quietly assemble a slate to challenge Democrats in the November general election. Greensboro plans three House candidates plus two for the County Board and a sheriff hopeful. High Point seeks two qualified candidates. Democratic races are already set with three House seats and multiple county posts contested.

GOP Guilford Clude Dante Ne Dale Montgomery Jim Greensboro Guilford House of Representatives County Board of Commissioners High Point County Board Gate Citians Republica

Stronach Rejects Church Land Move in City Petition

Recreation Director W. B. Stronach Jr. challenged Welch Memorial Methodist Church’s bid to release a nine acre NW corner lot at Centennial and E Farriss Avenues from park use for a church site. He argued Armstrong Park cannot meet needs and urged denial or referral to planning. Kirkman denied seeking return of the land. statute allows return after 15 years if undeveloped.

W. B. Stronach Jr Welch Memorial Methodist Church Centennial and E. Farriss C. A. Kirkman Stronach Ridicu Recreation Department Stonach Centennial Avenue O.’A. Kirkman

Union Wins In Vote At Bakeries

Employees at the American Bakeries plant voted to affiliate with the ABCWIA AFL CIO Local 503. Ballot results showed 35 for the bakery union, 3 for the International Brotherhood of Stewards and Helpers, 5 for no union, and 1 challenged vote. Similar votes at Wilmington and Rocky Mount plants also favored ABCWIA.

American Bakeries American Bakery and Confectionary Workers International Union Afl-Cio National Labor Relations Board Winston-Salem International Brotherhood of Teamsters Helpers of America Wilmington Rocky Mount Abcwia

Japan unveils TiF2 jet trainer for air force

In Utsunomiya Japan the air force received the first two TiF2 jet trainers a domestically designed aircraft aiming to resemble a mix of the U S Sabre and the Soviet MIG 15 as part of a new training fleet.

Utsunomiya Japan

Tri City Planners Convene

The Tri City Development Committee of High Point Greensboro and Winston Salem approved a resolution honoring the late Frank Sizemore longtime High Point Chamber manager for 27 years. The group discussed a shared water source with Kernersville with engineers reports due in a month and noted Winston-Salem plans for a river pipeline and Greensboro water improvements.

Three Cities Development Committee Frank Sizemore Chamber of Commerce High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem Sizemore Civil Aeronautics Board Canton Ohio Charlotte Fred Henderson Winston - Salem George Lyles Jr Sheraton Hotel Clarence Allred High Point Chamber Paul Ingle Howard Pancoast D. A. Rawley Chamber Phil Clarke George Covington

Thursday Rain Now Cancelled

The report notes a change from frost and cold to springlike weather with forecasts showing rising temperatures. It cites a high near 71 tomorrow and a tonight low around 42, with mild conditions and little precipitation expected over five days.

Conviction in Assault Case Leads to Sentencing Today

Jasper Lee Williamson, 67, was found guilty in Superior Court of assault with a deadly weapon for shooting John Henry Fuller on November 20 near Florence School. Fuller testified the shooting occurred on his property after a dispute, with two bullets injuring him. Williamson faces sentencing today before Judge F. Donald Phillips.

Jasper Lee Williamson Florence Williamson F. Donald Phillips John Henry Fuller Fuller Robert Gaston Earl Wise James E. Wilson Wilson Albert Daniel Wright

Oyster Farmers Banquet In Sydney Feeds Four Hundred

Four hundred men attended the New South Wales Oyster Farmers Association annual banquet in Sydney. They ate 20 400 oysters, averaging 4% dozen per man, with one diner claiming 14 dozen.

Sydney New South Wales Oyster Farmers’ Assn

International Samples Fair Opens in Milan

Fifty U S firms will display products at the two week International Samples Fair in Milan beginning April 12. The event highlights American manufacturing and aims to boost exports and business connections in Italy.

Milan Italy U. S

Easter Egg Hunts Scheduled Across Two Parks

Recreation director W B Stronach Jr says the annual Easter Egg Hunt will run Saturday April 5 with two age groups under ten. About 10 000 eggs have been donated and prizes include two rabbits and two ducks. hunts start 10 a m at Washington Park and 2 p m at City Lake Park.

W. B. Stronach Jr Washington Park City Lake Park Stronach City Lake Hunts

Airport Bonds Interest Set At 4.167 Percent

R. S. Dickson & Co. of Charlotte was lowest bidder on 300000 dollars in revenue bonds for the Greensboro Point Airport Authority with a fixed rate of 4.167 percent. The Local Government Commission announced the sale in Raleigh. Proceeds finance a new terminal building and improvements at the airport with the federal government covering half the cost. bonds redeem annually beginning July 1, 1959.

R. S. Dickson & Co Charlotte Greensboro Point Local Government Commission Raleigh

Marsh Gets Nod From Civitan Club

Reid Marsh was chosen president elect by the High Point Civitan Club after the nominating committee was overridden. J. R. Crater was elected vice president Jack Peacock secretary and Bruce Weavil treasurer. A constitution and by laws revision was issued for study and a vote on changes will occur at the next meeting. Dr. Glenn Penny joined Civitan welcomed by President Clarence Wagner. Dr. Bill Campbell announced a volley ball series starting April 15 at the Y with a 5 30 p m start. A New Orleans June convention was approved unanimously and attendance prizes were won by J R Crater and John Bruton.

Reid Marsh High Point Civitan Club Marsh J. R. Crater Jack Peacock Bruce Weavil Glenn Penny Civitan Clarence Wagner Bill Campbell The New Orleans John Bruton

Bond redemption figures and retirement schedule

Annual redemptions range from 12 000 to 26 000 dollars with the last bond to be retired in 1975.

Final Easter Services at Grace Church Planned

A Holy Communion Memorial Service is set for Good Friday at 7 30 p m at Grace Lutheran Church. The Easter Festival Service Sunday morning will conclude the week’s schedule with Rev Paul T Dannenfeldt delivering a sermon titled The Cross and I and Junior Holy Communion observed. Anthems will be sung by combined church choirs directed by Mrs William Betenbaugh.

Grace Lutheran Church Paul T. Dannenfeldt Cross William Betenbaugh

Georgetown Plans Agricultural College Found Here

Community Development Minister Brindley Benn announced plans to build an agricultural college in Georgetown. Chief crops identified are sugar cane rice and coffee.

Georgetown British Guiana Brindley Benn

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FCC Masons Merchants Association Clyde Campbell Credit Bureau Myron Yakley Jean Chamelin Mary Ruth Haynes Sue Russell Henrietta Crocker Ophelia Farlow Gloria Roblins David Cox Minis Ihearts Selves Big Guns High Point Enterprise A. F. Edwards N. Elwood Dr Green Street Baptist Church Odd Fellows Order of Red Men VFW Bakeries JETS Piedmont Toastmasters Club Paul Shelton Carl Shelton Everette Hill Ken Poindexter Ray Hughes Tommy Tomlin April Civitans Grace Church Ada Blair School Zalia Fowler Lorraine Matthews Carl Duggins Jimmy Sink Allen Wright Stephen Armentrout Virginia Sherrod Kenneth Crawford Paul Adams Tessie Parker Danny Calloway Sandra Brown Nancy Gregory Mary Gibson Jane Oliver
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