Easter Accidents Injure 3 Persons
Three people were injured in two Easter-day wrecks with minor injuries. In the first crash on Meredith and Leonard streets Allen C. Rumley and Joe John Doggett were treated for head lacerations at Memorial Hospital. A second collision on Willowbrook Street involved Willie D. Feemster and Joe Lee Sylvis with Feemster charged with drunken driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rumley
Allen C. Rumley
E. Commerce Street
Meredith and
Leonard Streets
Joe John Doggett
Meredith Street
Memorial Hospital
Doggett
Rumley
Leonard
Feemster
Joe Lee Sylvis
Ft. Bragg
Willowbrook Street
Sylvis
Postponed Egg Hunts Set Today
Easter egg hunts delayed due to wet grounds and low grass before starting at Washington Terrace Park and City Lake. Only children under ten may participate this year with 7000 colored eggs and prizes like two ducks and two rabbits for special finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Terrace Park
City Lake
W. B. Stronach Jr
High Pointer Helped Build Jupiter C
Alfred L. Kendrick of Reynolds Metals in Sheffield Alabama helped fabricate the Jupiter C ballistic shell and major sections of the rocket. He is from High Point North Carolina, lives in Florence Alabama, and is a Navy veteran with a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Ala
Alfred L. Kendrick
High Point
N. C
Kendrick
Reynolds Metals Company Missiles Plant
Reynolds
Eisenhower
Florence
Pensioners Must Report 1957 Earnings
Ruth Duffy of the High Point social security office announces an annual earnings report due by April 15 for beneficiaries who earned over 1200 in 1957 and were under 72 at any time. Noncompliance may suspend benefits. report includes wages and net self employment earnings. excludes savings investments pensions rentals or insurance.
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Ruth Duffy
High Point Social Security Office
Duffy
Social Security Office
Two Families Die In Easter Train Collision
In Sherbrooke Quebec a train struck a car carrying two related families returning from an Easter visit. Eleven died, seven children among them, as high wind and wet snow reduced visibility at a grade crossing. The vehicle was dragged 300 feet under a two coach diesel. no train passengers were harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbrooke
Que
Eliodor Larose
Waterloo
J. C. Lacroix
Geliette, Que
Three Easter weekend wrecks on highways reported
A Winston-Salem resident had his car totaled after a Friday Route 68 crash. Clarence Vaughn, 48, and Therman Culler, 41, exchanged claims with $1,300 and $400 damage. Culler cited for no charges. A Saturday collision at Routes 311 and 68 damaged Norman Eager’s car and Mrs. Rebe Cannon’s, with Cannon charged for red light violation. Eager’s German auto sustained $200 damage and no injuries. Friday afternoon on Highway 29 Shirley Foster, 31, was charged with improper left turn after crossing in front of Hubert Hutchins’s pickup. Foster’s car $125 repair, Hutchins’s $100 damage.
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Highway Patrol
Winston-Salem
Clarence C. Vaughn
Twin City
Therman E. Culler
Archdale
Culler
Vaughn
Norman Eager
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Rebe R. VonCannon
Dorothy Street
VonCannon
Eager
von Cannon
Highway 29
Shirley A. Foster
Kivett Dr
Hubert A. Hutchins
Greensboro
Superior Stone Co
Morals Count Filed Against Youth 17 Indicted for Immoral Purposes
Seventeen year old Granville Moss Jr. was indicted for inducing a minor female to a hotel room for immoral purposes and placed under $500 bond with a Wednesday hearing planned. The girl, unnamed, left a note seeking to marry Moss. police say Moss claimed to be married. A separate non support sentence and fines were noted, and the case referred to juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Moss Jr
Moss
Young Moss
Domestic Relations Court
Douglas Archer
Olga Street
Archer
Easter Show At Morehead Planetarium Draws Springhill Youth
Thirty four members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship from Springhill Methodist Church traveled to Chapel Hill to view Easter the Awakening at the Morehead Planetarium. They were accompanied by James Lee Milford H Byerly and Mr and Mrs W T Kennedy and Mr and Mrs George Haynes. The group includes Lou Kennedy Farris Haynes Ruth Stough Barbara and Kenny Haynes Joe Hicks Mickey Byerly Jimmy and Carol Lew Wilbur and Gerald Swain Juanita Johnson Winston Hyde Larry Rothrock Judy Carmichael Margie Haynes C B Hauser Larry Jackson Sandra Johnson Sue and Lucy Haynes Jeannene Swain Linda Sink Mary Francis Stough Wayne Haynes Gary Kennedy Nancy Sink Forrest Williamson Louise Cecil Helen Johnson Kathryn Craven Bob Gordon Elsi Craven and Peggy Loggins.
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Methodist
Springhill Methodist Church
Chapel Hill
Morehead Planetarium
MYF
James Lee
Milford H. Byerly
W. T. Kennedy
George Haynes
Lou Kennedy
Farris Haynes
Ruth Stough
Barbara
Kenny Haynes
Joe Hicks
Mickey Byerly
Jimmy
Carol Lew
Wilbur
Gerald Swain
Juanita Johnson
Winston Hyde
Larry Rothrock
Judy Carmichael
Margie Haynes
C. B. Hauser
Larry Jackson
Sandra Johnson
Sue
Lucy Haynes
Jeannene Swain
Linda Sink
Mary Francis Stough
Wayne Haynes
Gary Kennedy
Nancy Sink
Forrest Williamson
Louise Cecil
Helen Johnson
Kathryn Craven
Bob Gordon
Elsi Craven
Peggy Loggins
Local Girls Win in E R Synod Stewardship Project
Three High Point area girls win Synodical prizes in the Southern Synod Stewardship Project of the Evangelical and Reformed Church. Donna Hilton wins the 9 to 11 essay prize, Helen Frances Martin wins 15 to 17 essay prize, and Mrs. Houston Hales wins the 18 to 24 poster prize. Over 200 entries total. First Church Landis leads with five winners, Pilgrim Church Lexington with four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
High Point
Southern Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Frank W. Snider
Donna Hilton
First Church
Helen Frances Martin
Houston Hales
Zion Church
Thomasville
Landis
Pilgrim Church
Prayer for TODAY from W Dale Oldham Anderson Ind minister
A church prayer emphasizes living beyond average faith and seeking inner mercy through Christ. Believers are urged to pursue spiritual power peace and victory while remaining true to God. The request asks for courage conviction and growth in grace today through Christ.
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Heavenly
Christ
Amen
W. Dale Oldham
Anderson
Ind
Park Place
Church of God
Library movie list adds five new titles for rental
Five new films join the Public Library's catalog announced by assistant librarian Georgia Cox. Fontana Village is a 12 minute color tour of the Smoky Mountains resort. Wheels A-Rolling traces 100 years of railroad progress in half an hour. Toward Emotional Maturity targets adolescents reaching maturity with a focus on emotional control. The Middle East surveys people and issues in a region in transition. Hangchow China’s Garden City showcases famous sites like the Chien Tang Bridge and Mount Mokashan.
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Georgia Cox
Fontana Village
Smokey Mountain
Middle East
Hangchow
China
Chien- Tang River
Mokashan
Residence Building Permits Top $82,000 in Week
Last week total of new building permits reached 82 275 the second highest in six weeks City inspector A R Strange saw improving weather boost April activity Slderton Oil Co plans a 45 by 28 foot station at Ward and Prospect costing 17000 J B White received five permits for four room homes at 501 503 505 507 509 Radford St James Conrad has two new homes at 840 and 842 Willow St 8000 each Mrs Margaret Hughey builds a four room home at 906 East Ave costing 7000 E M Jones builds four room house at 1611 Kivett Dr costing 3500 Residential repair permits totaled 13275 largest 7800 for C T Lattimer Jr adding a room bath at 1108 Ferndale Ave Mary E Waugh adds two rooms at 526 Ames St costing 1200 Three 1000 permits were issued Ralph E Miller repairs at 1013 Country Club Dr Forrest L Cates also listed
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A. R. Strange
Slderton Oil Co
Ward and
Prospect Streets
J. B. White
Radford St. James
Conrad
Willow St
Margaret Hughey
East Ave
E. M. Jones
Kivett Dr
C. T. Lattimer Jr
Lattimer
Ferndale Ave
Mary E. Waugh
Ames St
Ralph E. Miller
Country Club Dr
Forrest L. Cates
Easter Holiday Brings Sun For North Carolina City
Residents enjoyed a rare Easter Monday holiday with warm sun and mild winds. About 99 percent stayed home for the long weekend while others traveled for Easter activities and shopping. The Easter egg hunt at Washington Terrace Park and High Point Municipal Park drew thousands as weather improved from morning rain. Temperatures were in the mid 60s with a low near 41 tonight. North Carolina remains the only state to observe Easter Monday as an official holiday.
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Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Washington Terrace Park
High Point Municipal Park
Virgin Islands
Deputies Smash Still Near Kernersville Arrest Man
Guilford County deputies raid near Kernersville destroys a 200 gallon still and seizes about a gallon of whisky. Jake Satterfield, 34, is held in jail without bond awaiting investigation.
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Kernersville
Guilford County
Jake Satterfield
Sheriff's
ABC
Satterfield
Home Additions Continue at Rolling and Cook Streets
Guilford Cargal is adding a one room extension to his home at 12408 Rolling St. and a separate one room addition is underway at his 1426 Cook St. residence.
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Rolling St
Guilford Cargal
Cook St
Deserted Today Downtown Should Boom Tomorrow
Downtown streets were quiet today as most stores observed a holiday. Tomorrow post Easter clearance sales are expected, with good merchandise selection due to March and early April poor weather impacting traffic. The Enterprise carries many sale announcements.
Organization of Speakers Established for High Point
The High Point Speakers Club plans a 6:30 pm meeting at the YMCA with Paul Justice as temporary chairman. Membership will be limited to Dale Carnegie course graduates though the club has no formal link to the Carnegie organization. Over 20 charter members are expected at the supper meeting.
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High Point
YMCA
Paul Justice
Dale Carnegie
Carnegie
Justice
High Point Club
CD Prepares To Record Fingerprints
George Spinnett announces a first of a series of fingerprinting classes for Civil Defense. Jack Davis leads the session for 28 ground observer corps volunteers and PTA volunteers may join. The plan aims to fingerprint all city school children for positive identification in an attack. Parents can opt out, principals note. Spinnett envisions mass production by room once trained, with volunteers needed for filing and continued training.
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Civil Defense
George Spinnett
Fea
Jack Davis
Davis Patrol Agency
Ground Observer Corps
Spinnett
PTA
Parents Conference Set for Jamestown First Graders
Jamestown Parents of children entering the school next year are invited to a Parents' Conference Wednesday night at 7:45 in the school auditorium. Principal Ken Miller says many first graders are expected and the meeting will introduce teachers, show a movie, and have officials discuss the home to school transition.
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Jamestown
Jamestown School
Ken Miller
Miller
Montlieu School Prepares for First Graders Welcome
Montlieu Avenue School schedules its pre school clinic for tomorrow at 9 a.m. Children six years old by Oct 15 are urged to attend and register for first grade. Immunizations will be offered by the local health department for those who wish it.
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Montlieu Avenue
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Patty Sue
Beth
Linda Rankin
Tommy Dillon
Frank Gray
Cy Gray
Joyce Roberts
Janet Teague
David Cox
Rumley Auto
Doggett's
Rumley’s Auto
Willie D. Feemster
Windley Street
High Pointer
Johnstown
Marvin McGuire
More
Willie Perdue
Marvin McMahan
Wesley Place
McGuire
Robert H. Lackey
Route 1
Lackey
Theodore Konkle
Crestwood Park
Lee Wilson Davis
Route 3
Davis
W. L. Freeman
B. T. White
James McDonald
Tryon Street
Aaron Simmons
Davis Avenue
Springhill
Planetarium
E&r Synod
George
University of North Carolina
Baxter P. Freeze
Peachen
Wee Sox Hosiery Mills
Randleman
George M. Marsh
Marsh Furniture Co
Montlieu School
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