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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1972

Page

2

Costs and council quirks in a small town satire

Forrest Dates humorously critiques golf costs at Oak Hollow while lampooning city council logic on traffic speeds and signals. He ponders the price of a round, compares it to lawn care, and riffs on Burt Reynolds centerfold talk, ending with a jab at a medical journal’s mock offer.

Oak Hollow Burt Reynolds Cosmopolitan The American Medical Journal

Gubernatorial Hopefuls Hobby and Hawkins Stir NC Democratic Race

Dentists and labor leaders emerge as two minor candidates in the North Carolina Democratic primary for governor. Hawkins and Hobby draw attention as potential runoffs, with Hawkins seeking black voter support and Hobby leveraging AFL CIO ties. Hawkins funds through labor groups and personal loans, while Hobby emphasizes labor backing and broad appeal.

Docrats Wilbur Hobby Reginald Hawkins Hobby Hawkins North Carolina Aflcio Golden Frinks United Black Churchmen Greensboro Charlotte Dr. Hawkins High Point Shirley Chisholm Zeb Vance Kitchen Dickson Eden Gene Leggett Harker’s Island

Four Lost Their Lives in 1971 High Point Fire

The 1971 High Point Fire Prevention Bureau report lists four deaths from a Hilltop Street home fire on Oct 22 1971 and 28 serious injuries. It details other major blazes, damages, causes and the department’s staffing, vehicles, and retirements. It also notes a local Open House for UNCG artist Richard Kollath and a joint cooperative education banquet for students and local businesses.

High Point Fire Prevention Bureau David Burckett Pearl Burckett Timothy Johnson Robert Lee Hill Hilltop St Burckett West End Jacobs Men's N. Main Street Happy’s Jacobs Liberty Loan N., Main Washington Loan Company First Union Bank Gilwood North Point Court Crescent Ford Adams Wood Woodbine Street N. Centennial Kearns S. Main Heaton Mark Street Edward M. Knox The Merchants Association David Hilton Belk-Beck Roy Burchfield J. C. Penney Shirley Routh Prudential Life Insurance Co Paul J. Haas Singer Co Francis White Myrtle Desk James Penley Hunt Tire Billy Hunt Burlington House J. W. Cline High Point Memorial Hospital Allen Donaldson K & W Cafeteria Pat Venable Tobias Ronald Howlett Chamber of Commerce John A. Womack

Superior Court Murder Trial on Docket for McAmis

Tony Lee McAmis 17 of E Lexington Ave appears on next week’s Superior Court docket charged with murder. Darlene Hazelwood 13 was found stabbed multiple times in a Flora Garden Park Cemetery ditch after missing about a week. Also on docket are four drug defendants, two robbery charges, a first degree burglary case, and larceny from a person involving 100 dollars.

Tony Lee McAmis E. Lexington Avenue Criminal Superior Court McAmis Darlene Hazelwood Tate Street Flora Garden Park Cemetery George Leverett Leverett Duanella Freen Montlieu Avenue Tommy Hollingsworth Rockford Road John Richard Lloyd Ferndale Avenue Dwight Pauline Marie Kidd Wesley Drive Miss Kidd Willie Moon Larry Middlebrooks E. Commerce Street Virginia Tilley Clara Cox S. Hamilton Street

Jamestown Florence School Registration Details Move Ahead

Jamestown Florence School will register children entering school next fall during the current week. Registration runs Monday through Friday from 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m at the school offices. Parents should bring birth certificates and immunization records.

Jamestown — Florence

NCAE Convention Blends Politics With Education in Greensboro

The North Carolina Association of Educators convention in Greensboro carried a strong political tone urging support for Pat Taylor or Jim Holshouser for governor and Jim Hunt for lieutenant governor as endorsed by the state steering committee. Campaign buttons and candidate visits, including Alfre da Webb for the House seat, highlighted the event while Ruth Jones concluded her term as outgoing NCAE president.

North Carolina Association of Educators Greensboro Pat Taylor Jim Holshouser Jim Hunt PACE NCAE Sk Homme Senate Roy Sowers Alfreda Webb House of Scott McNeil Smith Shirley Ruth Jones Association Terry Sanford Jones United States Wilbur Hobby

Educators Enter Politics At State Convention

The article notes teachers and association leaders engaging in political activity during a convention. Officers in PACE resigned to run for office while others supported candidates and wore campaign buttons. It reflects a shift from traditional roles to active involvement in elections.

Ten Divorces Granted By District Court

Ten divorces were granted in a civil session of the District Court last week. Cases include Walter H. Canady Jr. versus Ida Mae Simmons Canady Fred Bryson versus Frances T. Bryson Mary H. Crosby versus James Glenn Crosby Edwin Nolan Hyde versus Mildred K. Hyde Ruth McLaurin versus Johnny B. McLaurin Kathleen R. Bullock versus Eugene Bullock Sr Frances Lambert Nester versus Malone Thomas Lavern Lilly versus Patricia Ann Johnson Lilly Carolyn Louise Hughes Jones versus Virgil Ray Jones.

Walter H. Canady Jr Ida Mae Simmons Canady Fred Bryson Frances T. Bryson Mary H. Crosby James Glenn Crosby Edwin Nolan Hyde Mildred K. Hyde Ruth McLaurin Johnny B. McLaurin Kathleen R. Bullock Eugene Bullock Sr Frances Lambert Nester Malone Thomas Lavern Lilly Patricia Ann Johnson Lilly Carolyn Louise Hughes Jones Virgil Ray Jones

Tomlinson School PTA Meets with Guest Speaker

The Tomlinson School P.T.A. meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Eldora Terrell speaks on All in the Family about how childhood experiences shape adult personality. An Executive Board meeting is set for 7 p.m.

Tomlinson School P.T.A Eldora Terrell

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