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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1953

Page

11

No Negotiations Held In Pickett Mill Strike

The Pickett Cotton Mills strike enters its third day with no talks planned between management and labor. J H Mellichampe Jr says mediators are unlikely to pursue conciliation soon while police report a quiet scene outside the plant. Textile Workers Union of America local reps say they do not plan mass picketing. The company proposes a four cent general wage cut plus a 10 percent cut for carding room frame workers as strikers seek a new contract covering wages hours and benefits.

Pickett Cotton Mills J. H. Mellichampe, Jr Robert Parker Organization of Textile Workers Union of America Mellichampe Parker

Regional Baptists Set Meet At Green Street Church

Regional Baptists Training Unions region of North Carolina will hold their annual regional convention at Green Street Baptist Church this Friday and Saturday. Registration opens at 2 p.m. with worship at 2:55 led by Conrad Memorial Church High Point. Speakers include J. J. Norwood and leaders from Winston-Salem Greensboro Raleigh and Thomasville. The event features Bible Reading Tournament Junior Memory Work and a Hymn Festival culminating in an 11:35 final message by Rev. Wagener.

Baptist Training Unions Re= V Dan Valley Liberty Piedmont Pilot Mountain Randolph Rowan Green Street Baptist Church J. J. Norwood Greensboro Conrad Memorial Church High Point L. B. Reavis Green Street Troy W. Hamrick Winston-Salem Green Street Church Betty Brewer Raleigh Oung People Eugene Smith Thomasville J. W. Allen Salisbury Marie Grant Mills Home Elizabeth Smith Leaksville J. A. Kirkman W. R. Wagener

Piedmont Natural Gas Employees Dinner Details

About 30 Piedmont Natural Gas Company workers in High Point attended a dinner at the YMCA where E. T. Anderson of Charlotte outlined the employee retirement plan. Piedmont President Buell Duncan spoke briefly, praising the local group for “doing a wonderful job in High Point.”

Piedmont Natural Gas Company YMCA E. T. Anderson Charlotte Piedmont Buell Duncan High Point L. D. Pickard J. J. Sheehan L. P. Baker

NAF Services Outlined At High Point Meeting

William Levy general manager of the National Association of Foremen spoke to the High Point Personnel Association at the YWCA. A. O. Harrill introduced him. Ralph Rochelle reported full enrollment for spring term extension courses at High Point College. Bill Snotherly discussed forming a Young Men's Industrial Club with the YMCA and a one day conference to supplement the foremen’s meeting. Guests included E. S. Maclin Jack Rives W E Mitchell and A W Dunbar.

High Point Personnel Association YWCA William Levy National Association of Foremen Levy A. O. Harrill National Association Spindale Cotton Mills Spindale NAF Guy Kinney Ralph Rochelle High Point College State College School of Engineering The Personnel Association Bill Snotherly YMCA Association E. S. Maclin Marshall College Jack Rives Anvil Brand W. E. Mitchell Melrose Hosiery Mills A. W. Dunbar Tomlinson’s

High Point Orchestra Heads to Boone for State College Concert

The 55 member High Point high school symphony orchestra left by chartered bus at 1 30 p m for Boone to perform at 8 p m at Ap palachaia State Teachers College. The event is sponsored by the college and marks the second of three appearances this year in North Carolina colleges.

Boone Appalachaia State Teachers College High Point Orchestra North Carolina High Point College Woman's College Greensboro Reynolds High School Robert Mayer Kimball Harriman Virginia Frank Deanna Lewis Sam Garrard

Greensburgher Joins Dairy Council Staff in High Point

Mrs. Bobbie Potts Ashley of Greensboro has joined the Dairy Council of High Point and Greensboro as assistant to executive director Miss Jame Umstead. Her work will extend services to Randolph County and aid 103 area schools with nutrition education through the YWCA YMCA 4 H and youth groups.

Bobbie Potts Ashley Greensboro Dairy Council High Point Jame Umstead Ashley Randolph County Guilford County Thomasville Davidson County Forsyth County Woman's College Council Area YWCA YMCA

Davis Seeks Permit for Six Room Parkside Residence

W. L. Davis applies for a building permit to erect a six room house on Parkside Street with an estimated total cost of 6000 dollars.

W. L. Davis Parkside Street

Proposed Law Would Cut Parking Violation Costs

High Point motorists may save on fines if the State Senate passes a House measure. The bill limits fines to 1 dollar per violation and uses ownership of an illegally parked car as prima facie evidence. Cities fear the cap weakens enforcement, though the League of Municipalities calls it a partial improvement.

High Point State Senate House League of Peunicipalities Supreme Court League of Municipalities League

Miss DeSpain Joins College Faculty Here

Miss Jane DeSpain, a Washington D C teacher for ten years, is named assistant professor of Speech and Dramatics at High Point College for fall term. She holds a B A from Iowa and an M A from Michigan with further study at Catholic University and George Washington University.

Jane DeSpain Towa Washington, D. C High Point College Dennis H. Cooke HPC DeSpain State University of Iowa University of Michigan Catholic University George Washington University Iowa Washington University of Iowa Lillian Smith

Judge Rules Against JP Lee Young In City Misdemeanors

Judge Archie Myatt barred JP Lee Young from trying misdemeanor cases within one mile of High Point City limits. The ruling voided Young’s two traffic case dispositions and sentences, affirming Municipal Court’s exclusive jurisdiction and noting a recent State Supreme Court validity ruling.

Lee J. Young Municipal Court Myatt State Supreme Court

Morgan Family Attends Funeral for Mrs Lucille Morgan Trail

Mr and Mrs D M Morgan of 103 Carter Street attend the funeral of Lucille Morgan Trail 46 daughter of Mr Morgan who died in Miami Florida last Monday Funeral services were held in Hickory Freey Trail lived in Winston Salem most of her life and was a resident of High Point several years ago Surviving relatives include husband Thad Trail a daughter Mrs L F Foster three brothers and two sisters one grand child

D. M. Morgan Carter Street Lucille Morgan Trail Morgan Miami Fla Hickory Frry Trail Winston- Salem High Point Thad Trail L. F. Foster Allen Thompson Washington Raymond Herzog New York City Rodney Morgan North Wilkesboro Radford Morgan Hickory Aubrey Sorgen Kinston Grandc

Funeral Services for Mrs Minnie Jones Smith Causey

Funeral rites for 78 year old Mrs Minnie Jones Smith Causey were held at Fairview Baptist Church in Surry County with Rev Curtis Morris and Elder Scales Draughn officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers named Kelly Womble Bruce Campbell W S Wilmoth N F Hodges H M Cline and Alonzo Simpson. She died Sunday evening at a niece’s home in Anchdale after a long illness.

Minnie Jones Smith Causey Fairview Baptist Church Surry County Curtis Morris Archdale Baptist Church Scales Draughn Kelly Womble Bruce Campbell W. S. Wilmoth N. F. Hodges H. M. Cline Alonzo Simpson Causey Anchdale

Prayer text attribution from C Baker Pearle Kansas City minister

By Prayer for TRYDAY we seek God in daily scenes not wonders, asking to come to us in the bravery of fearful men and the endurance of the weak, under trial and oppression, for Jesus' sake. Amen.

God Jesus C. Baker Pearle Kansas City Bethel A. M. EE

Insurance Man Named to New York Life Star Club

G. Reid Marsh of High Point a New York Life agent is named a member of the 1952 Star Club. Dudley Dowell announced the honor in New York. Marsh will attend an educational conference in April 2023 at the Sheraton Beach Hotel in Daytona Beach Florida with home office executives and top agents.

G. Reid Marsh New York Life Insurance Company Star Club Dudley Dowell New York Nylie Star Club New York Life United States Canada Marsh Sheraton Beach Hotel Daytona Beach Fla

Women of Moose Meet for Dinner at Fish House

The Academy of Friendship Women of the Moose will gather tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the Moose Home on Church Street then proceed to the Fish House for supper.

Academy of Friendship, Women of the Moose Moose Church Street Fish House

Big Parade Heralds Circus Arrives in Town

The King Brothers and Cristiani Combined Circus rolled into town for afternoon and night shows at Willis Park Fair Grounds under the High Point Optimist Club. Parade led by bands and horse-drawn wagons featured floats clowns and exotic animals including a two ton hippopotamus and a giant anteater. The 600-member circus family led by the Cristiani clan showcased Lucio, Hugh Schini, 15 elephants and 20 aerial performers in a 150-strong cast. Tickets at Mann's Drug Store 104 North Main Street. show at 8 pm, then head to Burlington for tomorrow’s performance.

King Brothers and Cristiani Willis Park Fair Grounds High Point Optimist Club Texas America Lucio Ee Hugh Schini Mann’s Drug Store North Main Street Burlington

Names Filed Before Deadline For City Ward Seats

The piece lists Democratic candidates seeking ward council nominations and the Republican slate for mayor and wards. It notes in the second ward a four-person contest, third and fourth wards have incumbents unopposed in part, and clarifies election law allowing mixed party winners in a May 5 vote.

Chelle Augustus Greenwood Jake Harris Horace Ilderton Arthur York Katherine Kirkman C. A. Lewis M. L. Patrick John Clinard Robert D. Davis Roger Edwards Dale Montgomery M. F. Crooks Rufus Hayworth Isaac Fidler Joe Blair Howard Russell Arthur Utley Elections Board Utley

Clinics Held On Packaging Of Furniture

A Furniture Packaging and Handling Clinic sponsored by railroads serving the area was held yesterday to train railroad personnel and shippers in proper methods for packaging and handling furniture. W L Eubank of the Southern Railway System said the clinic is part of Perfect Shipping Month observed by rail carriers nationwide. A similar clinic was set for Spencer today and Lenoir tomorrow with discussion led by J C Anderson of the Southern Weighing and Inspection Bureau, assisted by R E Harmon of the Association of American Railroads in Chicago. Sponsoring groups include the Southern Weighing and Inspection Bureau the Association of American Railroads Southern Railway Norfolk and Western Railway High Point Thomasville and Denton Railway Winston Salem Southbound and the Railway Express.

W. L. Eubank Southern Railway System Spencer Lenoir J. C. Anderson Southern Weighing and Inspection Bureau R. E. L. Harmon Association of American Railroads Chicago The Southern Railway Norfolk and Western Railway High Point Thomasville and Denton Winston - Salem Railway Express

Concert Campaign Workers To Meet

An important mid campaign meeting of Piedmont Community Concert Association workers will be held in the Sheraton Hotel Ballroom at 4 pm Thursday. The session will last under an hour and cover progress reports and remaining campaign plans before the drive closes Saturday at six. Ben Lobdill will attend to answer questions and outline plans, with similar sessions in Asheboro and Lexington.

Piedmont Community Concert Association Sheraton Hotel Frank Wood Ben Lobdill Community Concerts Asheboro Lexington Lobdill

Salvation Army longtime Corps Sgt Major leads High Point work

The article profiles a Salvation Army leader who has served as Corps Sgt Major in High Point for two decades. He oversees adult programs in High Point and heads Salvation Army activities in Thomasville Lexington and Asheboro while residing at 726 South Hamilton Street.

Salvation Army Movement High Point Salvation Army Thomasville Lexington Asheboro South Hamilton Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bill Kinley Route 5 North Carolina Industrial Arts Association Nley Ford Motors, Inc Ford Leroy Cornelison Bill Hicks Cornelison Archdale Hicks East Commerce Street Lester Jewelry Company Greensburgher Mrs. Bobbie Ashley JP Lee Young Anderson Mrs. Lucille Trail Mrs Minnie Causey Big Parade Heralds Circus William Cray Atlanta Territorial Salvation Army Frank Byerly Salvation Army Corp Byerly Salvation Army Citadel
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