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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1972

Page

11

North Carolina Easter Monday holiday brings school break fun

Children in High Point enjoy a long holiday as Easter Monday and nice weather spur outdoor activity. City Lake park hosts much of the day’s events while some youngsters explore other leisure plans during the official break.

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Plans For New Stadium Nears Bid Stage

City Councilman Jim Pearce reports a trimmed municipal stadium plan nearing contractor bids. The panel favours removing a track and cutting seating from 10 000 to 8 000 to save about 100 000, leaving a 850 000 funding gap. Architects plans due by mid month.

Forrest Cates Jim Pearce Peace Pearce

Convention of Church Men Opens 3 Day Session Today

Ministers and delegates arrive for the Assembly of God state convention in High Point with 500 to 700 attendees. Rev Charles Cookman presides as Charismatic Rallies begin at 7 p m. Dr Blake Farmer speaks at night sessions. Women’s Missionary Council luncheon Wednesday. Delegates hear reports on missions and projects.

The Assembly of God High Point High Point College Charles Cookman Dunn Blake Farmer Southwestern Assemblies of God College Waxahachie Texas Women’s Missionary Council of the Assembly of God Hear Council Daniel R. Duncan Calvary Assembly of God North Carolina National Church United States

High Point Pass Over Week Tuesday Afternoon

A brief item notes a pass occurred on Tuesday afternoon April 4 1972 in High Point. The phrase suggests a local event or incident but details are limited in the readable text.

Man Held On Charge Of Arson

William Billie Cains, 39, of West Ward Avenue, is jailed on arson charges stemming from a fire at 805 Ward Street. Firefighters reported a trash fire beneath a back porch at 1 36 a m and later found both back porches burned with interior smoke and fire damage. A separate call to the property owned by Jack Tedder noted the blaze. One occupant named Essie Tyson is listed. others were present.

William Billie) Cains W. Ward Avenue S. Elm Street Ward Jack Tedder Essie Tyson

Drexel workers vote on union representation in NC plants

About 5 000 Drexel workers across 18 North Carolina plants vote Wednesday on representation by the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America AFL CIO. Past elections showed shrinking margins against the union. results expected early Thursday night.

Drexel Furniture North Carolina Drexel United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America AFL- Clc National Labor Relations Board Winston-Salem Tely Morganton Hickory Long View Hildebran High Point Mocksville Marion Shelby Asheville Whittier Southern Furniture Drexel Enterprises United States Plywood Champion Papers Inc Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn

NCAE Session Set This Week In Greensboro

Delegates from High Point will decide on unification of local state and national educators at the NCAE convention in Greensboro. About 2,428 delegates and thousands of nondelegates are expected with Shirley Chisholm slated to speak Friday night.

North Carolina Assn Greensboro High Point NCAE National Education Assa Dean Dull Parkview Village North Carolina North Carolina Teachers Assn Old Black Association of Teachers NCTA Sion Dull Weeks New York Shirley Chisholm

Man Charged After Shoot-Out In West End

Thomasville man James Edward Lewis, 23, of Cox Avenue, was charged with multiple assaults after firing at police while holding an unidentified woman as a shield. No one was hit as officers fired. Lewis surrendered after the woman escaped. Daniel Linthicum reported being assaulted by Lewis and Kenneth Ward earlier.

Thomasville James Edward Lewis Cox Avenue West End Lewis Daniel G. Linthicum English Road Kenneth Ray Ward Fife Street Linthicum

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