Like the Roar of 100 Jets Aftermath Of A Tornado
Enterprise staff writer Pete Jones reports a tornado classified by the weather bureau ripped through rural areas east of Highway 109 and toward Chestnut Street Extension near High Point. The hardest hit was a two story frame home on West Burton Street Extension, with demolished rural homes and toppled outbuildings along the path.
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Pete Jones
Enterprise
Weather Bureau
High Point
Highway 109
Chestnut Street
Burton
West Burton Street
Ceremony to Install Delta Sigma Phi at High Point College
High Point College will install the N. D. M. Club as the 86th Delta Sigma Phi chapter, designated Delta Zeta, today at 1 p.m. at the High Point YMCA. The ceremony will be led by Earl H. Killgore and Francis Wacker with HPC representatives attending.
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High Point College
N. D. M. Club
Delta Sigma Phi
Delta Zeta
Sigma Phi
Wake Forest College
High Point Ymca
Earl H. Killgore
Delta Sigma Phi Board of Governors
Francis Wa
United States
Canada
North Carolina
Delta Sigs
High Point
Robert G. Tuttle
The
First Methodist Church
UNC
Pat Preston
Methodist Episcopal
Paul M. Garber
John Scott Trotter
India
George V. Allen
Dennis H. Cooke
J. H. Allred
HPC
Ruth Worthington
Delta Zeta Chapter
Floyd Mills Brawley
Fred Ray Barber Jr
Jimmy Ronald Black
Frank Leslie Collins
George Paddison Cook
William Edward Damon
Donald Edison Frye
Roger Alva Farr
John Francis Gansman
James Howard Lawrence
Joe Alexander Misenheimer
James Donald Phillips
James Vernon Roberson
Roger Alvin Shelton
Buford Kyle Stirling
James Vernon Tate
Giles Oldham
Accident Box Score This Week
Summary shows fatalities nine? No coherent details. The fragment lists figures for killed injured and property loss both this week and year to date. Specific numbers are garbled but indicate accident statistics across categories and monetary losses.
Nursery operators clash over day care controls in High Point
Dr Ellen Winston and the welfare board threaten new action to regulate High Point day nurseries amid a long running dispute with operators. The debate centers on licensing, sanitary requirements, and state supervision of facilities caring for children. The welfare board cites licensing limits since 1954 and notes no health certificates have been filed for day care workers.
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Ellen Winston
High Point
Winston
State Board of Public Welfare
Welfare Board
Gate City Bills Set For Talks
Guilford delegates to the General Assembly plan their first caucus as a group nearly doubling in size. Annexation measures sit in the House Local Committee as Rep. Kirkman says the Senate will begin a line by line study of the tax revision bill, expected to take about four weeks. Officials warn Greensboro annexation measures could influence future moves in High Point.
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Guilford
General Assembly
House
Kirkman
Senate
Greensboro
High Point
North Carolina Hospitals Named by Joint Commission
The Joint Commission on Accreditation lists High Point Memorial Hospital as accredited, with Randolph Hospital in High Point and Guilford County Sanatorium at Jamestown also receiving approval. The commission, created by five organizations including the American, released the new accrediting roster today.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Joint Commission On Accreditation
North Carolina
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point
Randolph Hospital
Guilford County
Jamestown
Dike Tems
Voluntary
Jaycee Jollies Presented At Salis bury Veterans Hospital
The Junior Chamber of Commerce held its Jaycee Jollies at the Salis bury Veterans Hospital last Monday night continuing a 10 year traditional charity show by the Jaycees after their regular performance.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Veterans Hospital
Salisbury
This And That By Forrest Dates
An eclectic column blends coin lore with odd anecdotes about jurors traffic tickets and college boys riding a jail cart. A barber’s itch tale turns into poison ivy and TV revival pride follows young Tommy Harrington restoring entertainment at home. Local council overtime debate highlights public works fairness.
Robbery Charge Stemming From Hoover Street Incident
Earl Palmer, 25, of Hoover Flats, faces a robbery count after a man reported Palmer attacked him on Hoover Street, taking $18. Palmer posted $1,000 bond and awaits Municipal Court trial set for April 8. Other arrests included a Rocky Mount warrant suspect detained on $1,000 bond, and multiple cases with April trial dates.
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Earl Palmer
Hoover Flats
Porter Holmes
Holmes
Hoover Street
Palmer
A W. Green
Rocky Mount
Gordy Street
Jennie Mae Dunlap
Robert Goodin
Cutting
Joe Louis Withers
Fairview Street
Willie Bethea
Clarence Richardson
Pete Blair
Rachel Blair
Wendley Street
Jacob Lattamore
Nyaradi To Address Executives
Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi former Hungary finance minister will speak at a High Point Executives Club dinner Friday 7 p.m. at the Sheraton Hotel. He recently returned from a Europe trip studying Communist control and interviewed military and political leaders. He is professor-at-large at Bradley University and has written books and articles since coming to the United States.
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Nicholas Nyaradi
Hungary
High Point Executives Club
Sheraton Hotel
Nyaradi
Europe
United States
Russia
Johnny
Eva Mary
Henry Ford II
Crusade For Freedom
America
Bradley University
Peoria
Ill
Weather forecast hints at cool, dry conditions ahead
The forecast calls for dry cool weather with a low near 36 degrees last night and a high around 60 degrees today.
Cops Blame Driver In Accident
Police said a stop sign violation contributed to a crash on Mangum and Mallory streets. Dewey T. Lowe 53 of Road Thomasville drove the car that struck Dana Ray Taylor 17 of High Point injuring both and sending them to the hospital. Lowe was charged with stop sign violations.
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Mongar Ane
Kak Takap
Dewey T. Lowe
Thomasville
Man‘gum Avenue
Mallory Street
Dana Ray Taylor
High Point
Lowe
Mangum Avenue
North Carolina Honors Two High School Teachers in 1958 59
James E. Owen of Thomasville High School and Bennie L. Robbins of Trinity High School win UNC awards for biology and mathematics study in the 1958 59 cycle.
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James E. Owen
Bennie L. Robbins
Thomasville
Trinity
University of North Carolina
The Christian Life Defies Simple Rules Says A Sermon
A sermon argues Christianity is not a set of do's and don'ts but a gospel from God. It emphasizes loving others as love of God requires, warns against mere idealism, and cites Jesus on denying self and bearing cross to find true life. It urges risk and self-denial over secure living.
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God
John
Jesus
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