The Voting Machine Preview for Tomorrow's Primary
The article explains how voters will use the voting machine in the upcoming primary. It notes that large levers will be inoperable and voters must use the individual levers beside each candidate to place an X beside their choices. It warns that party columns are locked to the opposing party.
Dr Folger Opens Series Of Sermons At Friends Meeting
Dr O Hershel Folger launches a week of sermons at the Friends Meeting on Quaker Lane. He argues the Gospel of Christ vs other loyalties and outlines five key life areas where choices matter including home school church state and vocations. He invites attendance for nightly talks at 7 30 with tonight’s topic Ultimate Security.
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O. Herschel Folger
Quaker Lane
Dr. Folger
Athens
Roman Empire
Folger
Christ
First Friends Meeting
Greensboro
Congregational Christian Church
East Orange
N.J
New Members Honored By Welch Church
Welch Memorial Methodist Church welcomed 20 new members during a fellowship luncheon after morning services. The ceremony, led by Rayford Coggins and C Shoaf, followed the current conference year ending in June. About 125 attended.
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Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Mangum Avenue Church
W. H. Benfield
Daniel H. Benfield
James Daniel Paganini
David Benson
Jessie Wall Finch
Frank M. Jarvis
Lorena Bullin LaPrade
Marshal LaPrade
Charles LaPrade
Bobby Barnett
Alvah Scott
Stella Mae Scott
Linda Scott
Edison Wayne Wall
Nancy Wall
Claudia Patricia Cavelock
Jo Ann Aldridge
John Wayne Aldridge
Jack Bryan
Ronald David Younger
Rayford Coggins
C. Shoaf
Ceon
Commission On Membership and Evangelism
Tom Finch
Construction pace slows with few permits issued
The building inspector issued only two new permits last week. L. G. Jones received a 2700 permit for a residence addition at 620 Wesley PI, and J. Robert Connor was issued a 6000 permit for a five room residence on Lamb Street. Repairs added 3600 permits totaling 20043, bringing the weekly total to 28743.
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L. G. Jones
Wesley PI
J. Robert Connor
Lamb Street
Prayer for Light and Protection from a Jacksonville Minister
A prayer by Richard L. James of Riverside Avenue Christian Church Jacksonville Florida asks for guidance from God in all lights and shadows. The request covers awareness of dangers, protection through divine power, and faith in Jesus for courage.
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Father
Light
Jesus
Richard L. James
Jacksonville
Fla
Riverside Avenue Christian Church
Cool Windy Days Ahead For Piedmont Gardeners
The weather forecast predicts frost on Piedmont crops with more to come tonight. Temperatures will run four to eight degrees below normal over five days with cool windy conditions and a low near 33 tonight.
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Friendship
Piedmont
Charter Campers Meet Tuesday At YMCA
Parents and campers who attended Camp Cheerio last year are invited to a special meeting at the YMCA tomorrow night at 7. The program includes a showing of last year’s pictures and a preview of plans for the 1961 camps.
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YMCA
Voters Head to City Primaries In Heatless Campaign
Voters head to polls Tuesday in High Point for a city primary with 17 000 Democrats and 5 300 Republicans eligible. Democrats choose a mayoral candidate and four council seats while Republicans pick four of five council hopefuls led by unopposed Lawrence Hancock.
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Election Board
Lawrence Hancock
Kiser
Perry Little
J. B. Phillips Redhikens
Counci
Robert D. Davis
James Eagle
Andy Evans
Floyd Mehan
James Stanley
High Point
Two Cases Docked for Sunday Blue Law Violations
Wilbur F Harris and Roscoe Ellis Brinkley face Municipal Court jury trial tomorrow on charges of violating Blue Laws by staying open during church hours. Harris claims discrimination as others stayed open, losing about 125 dollars each Sunday, while seeking equal enforcement from city officials and candidates.
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Wilbur F
Bill) Harris
Roscoe Ellis Brinkley
Harris
News and Record Center
English and
Main Streets
Brinkley
N. Main Street
Harris and
C. C. Stoker
Stoker
Harold Cheek
High Point
Council
J. B. Phillips
Perry Little
Supreme Court
Dick Culler
J. W .Kiser
Roy Culler
Chief of the Arrow presides over 1961 fellowship at Camp Lejeune
Bill Mickey of High Point will lead Area 6 A's Order of the Arrow fellowship at Camp Lejeune April 28 to 30. As chief he heads Boy Scouts honor society expected to draw more than 500 attendees. Mickey is an Eagle Scout and honor student at North Carolina State College.
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Order of the Arrow
Area 6-A
North Carolina
Bill Mickey
High Point
Camp Lejeune
Boy Scouting
National Brotherhood of Honor
Mickey
N. C. State College
Wife in Jail After Weekend Stabbing Attack
Joseph Watson, 29, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at High Point Memorial after a lower abdomen stab wound. His wife Dorothy Watson, 33, was jailed on a forgery charge and later charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Police described a bloody scene as the couple argued over money and beer.
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Joseph Watson
S. Hamilton Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Watson
Watson
Hardware Week Auto Giveaway Clarified by Beeson Hardware
Beeson Hardware Co on N Main Street participates in Hardware Week observance run by the Independent Retail Hardwaremen of America. The local store is not giving away two autos, despite an earlier incorrect listing in yesterday's Enterprise.
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Beeson Hardware Co
N. Main Street
Hardwaremen of America
Three youths held on concealed weapon charges
Over the weekend three youths were arrested on concealed weapon counts. Jones 17 and Powers 20 both faced $50 bonds after knives were found under car seats. Ervin 24 was charged for an ax handle. Greeson 22 and companion were jailed for larceny and drunkenness. trials set in April and May.
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William Holt Jones
Hickory Chapel Road
Charles Leon Powers
Rt. 3
Thomasville
Kenneth Clayton Ervin
Burlington
Greeson
Bryant Lee Lovelace
Worth Avenue
Pearline Watts
Rt. 2
Trinity
James Elwood Johnson
Raymond Silas Dicksens
Park Street
Raymond Thompson
Olga Street
Everett Edward Clary
Madison Avenue
James Willford Stanton
Harrison Street
Thompson
Clary
Willford
Brevard College Glee Club to Sing at Wesley Memorial
The Brevard College Glee Club a 45 voice mixed ensemble will perform sacred and secular works at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on Wednesday April 19 at 7 30 p m under director Nelson F Adams head of the college music department The choir on a four state tour has made 17 appearances Brevard College sits in the Blue Ridge Mountains western North Carolina about 30 miles from Asheville and is a Methodist Junior College operated by the Western North Carolina Conference Public invited.
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Brevard College Glee Club
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Nelson F. Adams
Lis
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Carolina
Asheville
Brevard College
Western
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