Week of April 20 City School Menus
Weekly school meal plan lists daily menus for Monday through Friday with main dishes sides and desserts. Highlights include Corn Dogs and orange juice on Monday, and a Friday Fishwich with lemon pudding.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1970
Page
3
Weekly school meal plan lists daily menus for Monday through Friday with main dishes sides and desserts. Highlights include Corn Dogs and orange juice on Monday, and a Friday Fishwich with lemon pudding.
Zetta Nelson Marion 79 died at Waddell Hospital Galax after a year of declining health and two months’ hospitalization. Born Pilot Mountain December 25 1891 she was married to William H Marion Sr who died in 1968. Survived by four sons six daughters a brother and a sister. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at First Baptist Church Galax with burial in Monta Vista Memory Gardens. Body at Vaughan Gwynn Funeral Home.
Harry Williamson aged 83 of 1203 Johnson Street died at 10 10 a m at his home of a heart attack. Born February 1 1887 in South Carolina he moved to High Point in 1910 and worked 36 years as credit manager for Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co retiring in 1953. He served two terms on the High Point City Council from 1954 to 1960.
Jerry Earnhart of Hillsville Va formerly Archdale was killed in action in Vietnam on April 13. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Cliffords Earnhart of Hillsville. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Mrs. Hattie Burkhart Kirk aged 70 of Route 6 died at Lexington Memorial Hospital after a two and a half month illness. She was born in Davidson County and belonged to the Second United Church of Christ. Davidson Funeral Home holds the body pending funeral arrangements.
A south High Point power outage preceded a fire at Jim Edward Campbell's Elmhurst Avenue home. A child left an iron on the bed while power was out. when power returned the iron heated and ignited the mattress and bedding, damaging paint and causing smoke damage throughout the house. Firefighters arrived about 3:30 p.m. and contained the blaze.
Five people were injured in a head on collision on Mere dith Street about 8:45 p m Friday. In the Rebels car were Farrell Nowell Rebels 58 Frances Ray 51 and Lillian Bennett 51 with Floeva Chambers 42 and Floeva Dawkins 47 in the Chambers car. Rebels was charged with driving left of center and taken to High Point Memorial Hospital for treatment. Police reported $350 damage to both vehicles.
Judge Ed ward Washington Friday gave George Allen Morgan 50 days in county jail for disturbing the peace and public drunkenness with an additional concurrent 20 day term. Hugh Fred Watson received 60 days on counts of disturbing the peace and issuing worthless checks with concurrent drunkenness terms. Clyde W. Earnhardt was jailed 20 days for failing to attend court-ordered schooling after a public drunkenness finding.
The High Point Chamber of Commerce announces the release of a new street location guide and the 1970 city map. The brochure includes park facilities, a distances table to North Carolina cities and major urban areas, and a map for High Point Jamestown Archdale and fringe areas. The booklet lists High Point area 30.80 square miles and 940 feet elevation with 1969 property valuation at 372,051,548 and bonded debt of 30,375,000. local banks total 144 million in deposits with 150 million in resources and three savings and loan firms with over 66 million in assets.
Nine wheels and tires nine valve stems and two hubcaps valued at 590 dollars were stolen from new cars parked behind Scott Garten Buick on N Main Street during the past week. Dewey Webster said the items were taken from cars with trunk releases unlocked by a coat hanger. Separately, Buster Cox reported a top coat and old checks stolen from his office at E Washington Drive after a break in. Police also investigated other break ins and several arrests including Carl Parker held on resisting arrest and Robert Ross charged with discharging a firearm into an occupied building. Willie Tillman and Jim Hammonds faced assault charges with various bonds.
A Davidson County man Clifton L. Sink of Thomasville faced charges for violating a health ordinance over a faulty septic tank. He was ordered not to rent the property until repairs, with prayer for judgment continued for two years. Other local cases included forgery charges reduced to guilty pleas, probation for two plus prison for drunken driving, and various fines in Thomasville.
Adventure in Faith a lay witness mission runs tonight through Sunday at Mitchells Grove United Methodist Church in Mitchells Grove. A covered dish supper starts Friday at 6 30 p m in the fellowship hall of the new Educational Building. Roy Duncan of Conover is coordinator with visitors from across the state and a Youth Group will have special programs. The Rev Joseph S Johnson leads the church at the Kivett Drive Oakdale Road intersection.
An 18 year old Durham youth was convicted of illegal possession of narcotic drugs for sale. Bobby Lewis was sentenced to two to four years by Superior Court Judge Harry E. Canaday after a Wednesday jury verdict. He given notice of appeal and bond set at $5,000. Lewis was among several arrested in earlier raids.
Boonville North Carolina Sheriff Jim Taylor says dynamite caused the explosion that leveled Ted's Grocery in the Crutchfield community of Surry County. No injuries reported. Loss estimated between 18000 and 20000 dollars including 9000 dollars in beer and wine. State Bureau of Investigation asked to help determine origin.
Harold Dean Luther 35 of Rt. 2 Thomasville charged with drunken driving after a two car collision on Ray Street near King Row. Luther bonded $300. Recorder's Court set May 4. Robert Lee Harmon 29 of Doak Street was involved. Police also arrested Redford Jones 36 of Greensboro for drunken driving on U.S. Highway 29 after 7:55 p.m. Friday. bond $300. hearing May 8. A vending machine theft from Mobile Service Station on National Highway was reported Friday.
The R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. has declared a quarterly dividend of 60 cents per share on common stock. The payment was declared Thursday and goes to stockholders of record on May 8, with payment due June 5.
A dense TV log lists 6:00 PM to 1:00 AM lineups across channels with news shows wrestling dramas game shows and movies. Programs include Death Valley Days The Newlywed Game Lawrence Welk My Three Sons Adam 12 Mannix Petticoat Junction and Porter Wagoner among others.
Evening schedule lists Jackie Gleason and Andy Williams shows with guests Jonathan Winters Jo Anne Worley Mary Hopkin and the Loadstone group. My Three Sons Adam 12 Green Acres Petticoat Junction Mannix Shock Theatre and late movies feature Doris Day Dick Bogarde Shirley Knight and others in drama and suspense.
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