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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1953

Page

9

Water Plan Hearing Set For Senate Water Plan

A public hearing in Raleigh Tuesday will consider a Senate bill by Guilford Senator O Arthur Kirkman to authorize Greensboro and High Point to jointly bid for land in the Yadkin River Valley for industrial and municipal water needs. Yadkin Republicans led opposition, promising to press their case to Washington if defeated. Senator C G Reavis mobilizes Yadkin residents to oppose the measure and block resale of river valley land.

Guilford County Yadkin Kirkman Greensboro High Point Yadkin River C. G. Reavis Yadkinville Guilford Washington General ‘Assembly

Presbyterians Urged to Aid Negro Missions In South

Dr Paul Tudor Jones former pastor urged First Presbyterian Men and guests to support the Southern Synod campaign for Negro missions. He noted the South once had 35000 Presbyterian members after the Civil War while current figures show a 6000000 Negro population and urged better education for Black ministers.

Presbyterian Church Paul Tudor Jones Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church Richmond First Presbyterian Southern Synod Henry V. Koonts Camp Friend Helen G. Cole Cherry Street Presbyterian Church T. E. Nabors Tyree Jack Southerland Bill Howard Pancoast J. H. McCall Tom Blue Noble T. Craigg Paul Jones Jones South Dr. Jones Atlantic North

Taxpayer asks for $1 advance on $10 refund in Knoxville

In Knoxville, a man told by an Internal Revenue agent he would receive a $10 refund asked for a $1 cash advance. The agent did not advance any money, and the man remained without funds.

Knoxville, Tenn Internal Revenue Knoxville

Prayer for TSDAY from Butler University dean

A devotional prayer requests divine aid to elevate Christ in daily life so others may follow. Signed by O L Shelton, dean, school of religion at Butler University, Indianapolis Indiana.

O, L Shelton Indianapolis Ind School of Religion Butler University

Course Slated For Swimming Instructors

A Red Cross announced training course for water safety instructors will run May 11 to May 22 at City Lake pool. A. J. Simeon leads week one, William Mc Donald oversees week two with teaching and examination focus. Guards from the city recreation department must attend. applicants need senior life saving certificates and be 19 or older.

City Lake Red Cross A. J. Simeon Red Cross Water Safety William McDonald Atlanta City Recreation Department W. Page Harris Harris Om the Red Cross

Thomasville Fight Ends In Court

In Thomasville Recorder's Court yesterday James Neeley faced assault with a deadly weapon after a dispute over beliefs with Charlie Stoneman Jr. Neeley received six months on the roads suspended on conditions of good behavior and payment of $50 plus costs. Luis Morrison, a Black resident, was given 60 days on the roads suspended until licensed. and other defendants paid fines or received suspended sentences for drunkenness and violations of liquor laws.

Thomasville Furman M Leonard Jorge V. Morrison Negro High Point

Weather Outlook Shows Showers Tomorrow Night

Increasing cloudiness with a high of 75 degrees. Showers are expected by nightfall tomorrow. Tonight’s low around 45 degrees, warmer than last night’s 37. Today’s high was forecast at 70 degrees.

North Carolina Symphony to Perform at Junior High

The 65 piece North Carolina Symphony conducted by Dr Benjamin F Swalin will give an adult program at Junior High Auditorium tonight at 8 30. A free matinee is planned for local school children as part of Tar Heel Orchestra outreach. Tickets are available at the box office.

North Carolina Symphony Orchestra North Carolina Aycock Auditorium Greensboro Beatrice Griffin Tar Heel

High Point Missionary Rev. Wade Coggins to Return

Rev. Wade T. Coggins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Coggins, returns to High Point this week from Colombia as a missionary of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. He will speak at the Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook Street in Sunday services with welcome ceremonies planned. His wife and children remain in Albany, New York due to ill health.

Wade T. Coggins Charles L. Coggins Ferndale High Point Columbia South America Christian and Missionary Alliance Mr. Coggins High Point City Missionary Training Institute Nyack N. Y Colombia Aliance Des Moines Coggins Albany High Point Gospel Tabernacle Willowbrook Street

Blind Man Held On Assault Charge In Thomasville

Lewis Henderson, 45, of Kings Row, a legally blind man, is jailed in Thomasville for failure to post bond on a deadly weapon assault charge. He allegedly slashed his mother in law with a drinking glass during a whisky dispute at their home. the wound required stitches. A hearing is expected Friday in Recorder's Court.

Thomasville Lewis Henderson Kings Row Lewis Henderson Recorder’s Court

Boy Believed In House Fire Found Safe

Firefighters searched a Route 5 residence after a fire was reported just before 10 30 am. Neighbors feared a son of H R Clodfelter was trapped, but a neighbor later saw him board a school bus and a teacher confirmed he was in school. The five room frame house was mostly destroyed.

Route 5 Claude Canady Canady H. R. Clodfelter

Thomasville Man Loses Fingers In Auto Crash

Four men were in a car that overturned on U S 29 near the Lexington bypass about 10 30 last night. Carl Beck suffered mangled fingers requiring amputation. Keith Walker and Raymond Griffin, both of Thomasville, sustained chest injuries.

Thomasville U. S. 29 Lexington Carl Beck Keith Walker Raymond Griffin Griffin

Lucky ticket winner in Greater High Point Days drawing

Mrs Roy Kearns, of 506 Woodrow Avenue, was pictured with a deluxe refrigerator she won yesterday after Mayor Amos Kearns drew her name from about 40 000 tickets. She opted for the fridge to replace a 20 year old model. Committee members Sturgis May Lester C Morgan Beeson Hardware workers and Merchants Association officials posed during the ceremony.

Roy Kearns Woodrow Avenue Amos Kearns High Point Shawn Merchants Association Beeson Hardware Sturgis May Lester C. Morgan Beeson Douglas Bryant Kearns M. Ridge Fred Bryant J. N. Stamps James A. Penley R. R. Ragan Penley Greater High Point

Hosiery Executives Attend Atlantic City Meeting

A large group of hosiery plant executives from the High Point area attend the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers convention and the Knitting Arts Exhibition in Atlantic City. The event notes May business optimism after a so-so April.

High Point National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers Knitting Arts Atlantic City Ralph E. Miller R. N. Brich Textile Machine Works Reading

Five Charged With Morais Violations

Three men and two women were arrested on fornication and adultery charges. Names include John W. Smith Jeffries Bolton Charles Dover Ananita Ingram and Vergie Smith all of 618 Fairview Street. Bonds set at 200 each. trial in Municipal Court tomorrow.

Toy John W. Smith Jeffries Bolton Charles Dover Ananita Ingram Vergie Smith Fairview Street Robert E. Spoon English Street Etta Spoon Spoon Calvin Wagner Richardson Street Virginia Wagner Wagner

Ridge Put on Committee For Merchants Meeting

H M Ridge named to the Publicity and Attendance Committee for the 51st annual North Carolina Merchants Association convention to be held May 17 19 at the Robert E Lee Hotel Winston Salem. Officers are Raleigh president B W Haigh Fowler first vice president J G Pfaff Salisbury second vice president Thompson Greenwood Raleigh executive secretary treasurer. Local director is Robert Davis.

H. M. Ridge N. C. Merchants Association Robert E. Lee Winston-Saler B. W. Haigh Raleigh Fowler Winston Salem J. G. Pfaff Salisbury Thompson Greenwood Robert Davis

Elephant and Tractor Tug in Bluefield Circus Show

An official from a local machinery firm proposed matching tractor power with a circus elephant. The elephant named Jumbo was hitched behind a tractor and dragged the sputtering machine around the lot in Bluefield West Virginia.

Bluefield W. Va

Wrong Name Money Mississippis Town Misleading Name

The town named for former U S Senator H D Money has no bank mayor fire department or police. It has about 75 residents and no municipal services.

Money U. S H. D. Money

Food and guilt at Savannah Beach jail

Prisoners awaiting trial in the Savannah Beach jail should eat lightly if they have guilty con sciences. If found innocent, the City pays for the food they consumed in jail, if guilty, the cost is added to their fines.

Savannah Beach

Methodists Prepare for Evangelistic Mission Across Greensboro

Local Methodist churches in Greensboro plan a week of evangelistic services as Richmond figures visit from the Richmond district. First Methodist Church hosts a 6 30 dinner and 7 30 official meeting. nightly services led by A Bernard Lipscomb Jr and Rev James Robertson will run next week with neighborhood prayer gatherings and community surveys at Wesley Memorial and Calvary Methodist churches.

United Evangelistic Mission Methodist Church Richmond Greensboro Western North Carolina Conference First Methodist Church Rct A . Bernard Lipscomb, Jr Centenary Methodist Church Wesley Memorial J. F Pocett Drive Crowder Steele Street W. B. Hall Johnson Street Harry Bell Greenway Drive James Robertson Highland Park Methodist Church Akin Memorial Methodists Foy Sherman Pickett Street Hubert Oliver George 5S Memorial Methodist Calvary Methodists J. R. Nunn Park Street A. L. Lowe Arch Clyde Walton Tabor Street Clyde Ward East Green B. W. Manley Cable T. McGhee Morris R. I Angel Granby

Tobacco Mold Reappears in Guilford County

Guilford tobacco farmers warned of blue mold in Nathanael Greene and Oak Ridge Townships as cool damp weather aids spread. Assistant Agent W S Strickland urged spraying and dusting once or twice weekly and after rains to coat plants with anti blue mold poison. hot weather could aid recovery. Winds in past two weeks likely carried spores into the region.

Guilford W. S. Strickland Nathanael Greene Oak Ridge Strickland

Variance in responses from Four Ward One City Council candidates

Four candidates for the first ward council seats gave divergent answers on nonpartisan government, factionalism, liquor referendums, and expanding city limits. Gary Davis Hillary Edwards John Haworth and Dale Montgomery each stated positions on nonpartisan government, organized vs fractured power, liquor referendums, and adding nearby areas to High Point.

Citizens Committee of North Carolina Jim Rawleigh The Enterprise Gary Davis John Haworth Roger Edwards Dale Montgomery Dem ABC High Point Avis Edwards Haworth Montgomery Point Davis

Deaths and Funerals of Holston and Tysinger

Thomas G. Holston 49 died yesterday while en route to High Point Memorial Hospital. He moved from Halenty Alabama 35 years ago and worked 15 years for Carolina Veneer Company. Survived by four brothers Arthur Spencer Holston High Point John and Ed Holston Akron Alabama and sister Mrs Emma Heffner Montgomery Alabama. Funeral Wednesday at 4 p.m. Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church. Burial at Garden Park Cemetery. Riley George Tysinger died Saturday in a Durham hospital of a heart attack. He lived at 169 Mill Street and formerly foreman of Highland Cotton Mill.

Thomas G. Holston High Point Memorial Hos Halenty Ala Carolina Veneer Company Arthur and Spencer Holston High Point John Holston Akron Ohio Ed Holston Emma Heffner Montgomery Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church M. C. Connor Garden Park Cte Riley George Trinity Cemetery Tysinger Durham Mill Street Highland Cotton Mill

Funeral for Frank T. Pickard Held in Norfolk

Funeral services were held at 11 o'clock this morning in Norfolk for Frank T. Pickard 37 a High Point native who died from injuries suffered Friday in an accident at the Norfolk shipyards where he worked. His mother Mrs J S Pickard of Jamestown and other relatives attended with his wife and one child surviving in Norfolk.

Norfolk Frank T. Pickard High Point Norfolk Shipyards J. S. Pickard Jamestown

Funeral services for Broady Tysinger held at Church of God

Funeral services for Broady Baxter Tysinger aged 59 were conducted Monday afternoon at 4:30 in the Church of God with Rev. Cc. H. Elrod and Rev. Worth officiating. Pallbearers were Modern Woodmen of America members Preston McDonald Clarence McDonald Murphy Stoner Barney Yarborough and Walter Brooks.

Broady Tysinger Broady Baxter Tysinger Church of God Cc. H. Elrod Rev Worth Cloverdale Church God Modern Woodmen of America Mr. Tysinger Preston McDonald Clarence McDonald Murphy Stoner Barney Yarborough Walter Brooks

Realty Transfers: Multiple Lot Sales Across Subdivisions

John C. Bennett and wife transfer a lot in Five Points on Cleveland Street to F. R. Samuels and wife. William M. Brawley and wife transfer two lots in Archdale Park to Billy E. McMahon and wife. Vernon Dobbins and wife transfer a lot adjoining E A Suits and M T Hayworth properties to William Henry Dobbins and wife. Robert Moses and wife transfer a lot in Peace property to Willis Carter and wife. Lulu P. Cooper transfers a Gatewood Avenue lot to Mabell Swain. Ina D. McGirk transfers a lot to Thomas J. Bynum and wife. R T Amos and others transfer a lot in Milbourne Heights to Mond J. Norris and wife.

John C. Bennett F. R. Samuels Five Points Cleveland Street William M. Brawley Billy E. McMahon Archdale Park Vernon Dobbins William Henry Dobbins E. A. Suits M. T. Hayworth Robert Moses Willis Carter Lot of Peace Lulu P. Cooper Mabell&. Swain Gatewood Avenue Ina D. McGirk Thomas J. Bynum and

Two Men Fall Ill in Same Home Appendicitis Diagnosed

SYMPATICO EDINBURG Ind. UP James Dyer and Robert Baxter residents of adjacent apartments in a private home became ill within minutes of each other. Doctors diagnosed acute appendicitis and both were taken to the same hospital for surgery that afternoon.

Edinburg, Ind James Dyer Robert Baxter

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Senate Morais Ridge Merchants High Point Township Jamestown Township R. T. Amos Tomond J. Norris Lot Milbourne Heights Subdivision Sympatico W. A. Rudisill Route 1 Guilford County Fine Arts Festival YMCA Max Rovers Gilbert Ross Rudisill Maude Moore Latham
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