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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1963

Page

9

Sunday Beer Vote Sparks Guilford County Debate

Guilford County commissioners split on April 12 vote allowing Sunday beer sales to aid the Greater Greensboro Open golf tournament. Ragsdale led arguments to set the record straight as Sears and Montgomery opposed, with tensions over vote changes and county banking relations. The panel also approved selling two county lots to High Point for a neighborhood park and extended a 50-50 jail operation cost sharing with High Point for another year.

Greensboro Guilford County W. G. Ragsdale Ragsdale Lloyd Amos W. E. Davis Percy Sears Dale Montgomery Sears Montgomery Scottish High Point Amos Ford General Motors Council Street

Chilly Weather Forecast With Wind and Rain

The forecast calls for cloudy skies with occasional rain tonight and tomorrow, windy conditions, and a chance of thundershowers tomorrow. Wednesday should bring clearing skies and cooler temperatures with generally fair conditions afterward. Yesterday's high was 73 and low 49. today’s high is 58 with a 54 low, and tomorrow’s high is 76. Normal highs and lows are about 74 and an unspecified low.

Weekend wrecks cost city more than two thousand dollars

Police report multiple weekend traffic crashes with over two thousand dollars in vehicle damage. Dewey Fell Hollingsworth 20 of Flint Hill Road was charged for following too close after a rear end collision at Fairfield Road and Surrett Drive. Additional incidents involved Curtis Greeson 54 of Thomasville and Hassell Livengood 28 of Newport News with various charges and no injuries reported.

Dewey Fellman Hollingsworth Flint Hill Road Fairfield Road Surrett Drive Douglas Eugene Weant Phillips Street Fairfield Weant Por Eng Ge Dyer Hollingsworth Hol Curtis Greeson Thomasville Hassell Ray Livengood Newport News Main Robert Lang Mullinnix Beverly Hills Livengood Mullinnix Robert Kenneth Wall Rt. 1 Wall Azzilee Gurley Lax W. Green Drive Westwood Avenue Locke Street Azzilee Lax Westwood Locke Charles William Ruth Jr Larkin Street Monthieu Avenue Forrest Street Will McMurry Greensboro Jerry Lee Combs Grant Street Montheu Forrest McMurry Robert George Culp III S. Hamilton Street E. Commerce Culp

Chair City NCEA Unit Meeting Tonight At Seven

Thomasville report notes Dr. Eugene E. Pfaff history professor at Woman's College will be prince at the dinner. Banquet set for 7 p.m. at the Woman's Club Building with special recognition for Miss Lucille Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Jesse Hepler who retire at year end.

Thomasville Eugene E. Pfaff Woman's College Prince Woman's Club Lucille Kirkpatrick Colonial Drive Jesse Hepler

Jewel Baptists To Hold Studies

A home missions study course begins tonight at Jewel Baptist Church on W Fairfield Road and runs through Wednesday with daily 7 PM sessions. Department leaders include Mrs Dave Cannon Ann Craven Miss Gayle Leonard Mrs Tommy Leonard and Mrs Roby Kennedy.

Jewel Baptist Church W. Fairfield Road Dave Cannon Ann Craven Gayle Leonard Tommy Leonard Roby Kennedy

Banquet Marks Salvation Army Local Anniversary in High Point

A 50th anniversary banquet for Salvation Army work in High Point will be held Friday at 7 p.m. in the Sky Room of the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. Commissioner William Davidson of Atlanta will be principal speaker. Other participants include Mayor Carson Stout and Jake Froelich Jr. Music will feature the North and South Carolina Divisional SA Band. Open to the public with reservations requested.

Salvation Army High Point Southern Furniture Exposition William Davidson Atlanta District of Columbia Republic of Mexico Davidson Belfast Ireland Pioneer Salvation Army Southern Territory William Dray London Carson Stout Jake Froelich Jr United Community Services, Inc Army Advisory Board North and South Carolina SA Band Green Street

Rail Underpasses Considered by Thomasville Council

Preliminary railroad underpass drawings will be shown to the Thomasville City Council by a North Carolina Highway Commission representative. Mayor Handley cited favorable reception of underpass requests and noted continued efforts since 1932 to improve safety as trains grow longer and cross streets.

Thomasville N. C. Highway Commission George L. Handley William Babcock Billy Rose Engineering

Graduating Class Aims From High Point College

Forty one students from High Point College seek BA and BS degrees this year with grads from Trinity and 163 total candidates. Graduation on May 26 features speaker Dr. John R. Gross and a baccalaureate sermon by Dr. D. Dillon Holt.

High Point High Point College Gene Raymond Pendry J. M. Pendry Alice Ratliff W. B. Ratliff N. Hamilton Jerry Terrell Smith W. T. Smith King St James Robert Stour Lindsay Carlyle Teague R. A. Teague Landsdowne St Charles D. Wallace C. R. Crotts Kenneth W. Kennedy R. L. Kennedy Ronald F. Bundy Box Trinty Memorial Auditorium John R. Gross Division of Hi Education Board of Education the Methodist Church Nashville Tennessee D. Dillon Holt Scarritt College For Christian Workers

Thomasville Sees 400 New Voter Names as City Elections Loom

In Thomasville 400 names were added to the 3,951 registered voters during three registration periods. Registrars estimate about 4,500 voters eligible for the May 7 city election, with twelve candidates seeking five City Council seats and two mayoral posts.

Thomasville

Prayer for TUSDAY Exhorts daily duties and humble service

The prayer asks divine guidance to recognize duties around us and appreciate the privilege of fellow work with God. It urges kindness through a smile word or touch to ease heavy hearts and steer away from sin, seeking heavenly peace and self acceptance in Christ's name Amen. John Marvin Rast of Columbia, executive secretary of the Methodist Board of Education.

Father Christ John Marvin Rast Columbia S. C Methodist Board of Education

Supreme Court To Hear City Renewal Case

The North Carolina Supreme Court will hear arguments on urban renewal in High Point in the Horton Whitener suit against the city and redevelopment commission. The case challenges the project as unconstitutional without a vote and considers financing and tax issues amid a 9.38 million dollar urban renewal effort.

Supreme Court North Carolina Supreme Court High Point W. W. Horton A. G. Whitener City of The Redevelopment Commission High Whitener Hortson Hal Hammer Walker Asheboro Guilford County Superior Court Commission Harriss Jarrell Horton and Whitener Walker John Haworth Haworth Jarrell High Court Superior Court City Re -Development Commission Horton North Carolina Henry Price

Law Day Addresses Planned Across High Point

High Point Law Day events will be observed Wednesday with speakers from the High Point Bar Assn and state and national bars. Mayor Stout proclaimed Law Day and listed participants including Frank B. Wyatt Sammie Chess Jr. Robert L. Cecil John W Langford James R. Mattocks Hilary Daugherty John C. Riggs Arthur M Utley Jr. and others.

High Point United States High Point Bar Assn Charles W. McAnally USA Carson Stout Bar Assn Frank B. Wyatt High Point Central High School Sammie Chess Jr William Penn High School Robert L. Cecil Ferndale Junior High Donald L. Boone Northeast Junior High John W. Langford Alfred J Rossie G. Gardner High Point Municipal Court Arthur M. Utley Jr Superior Court Stout

Council Sets Meeting In Thomasville

Thomasville city council holds a 7 o clock special session at City Hall to pay petitions on five streets and consider an animal control ordinance banning uncared for livestock in city limits. If approved it would be the first animal control measure since the dog at large ordinance.

Thomasville City Hall

Pilot Spots House Fire From Air Above High Point

A private pilot spotted a house fire on Springfield Avenue while over High Point and alerted ground crews. The single story frame home belonging to Paul Kennedy was heavily damaged as firefighters arrived to extinguish flames. The cause was undetermined.

Springfield Avenue John W. Spencer Midway Airport High Point Thomasville Paul Kennedy

Inflate tires to two to four pounds more

Driving on a long trip with baggage or sports gear, inflate tires two to four pounds above normal. Check tires when cold to ensure accurate pressure.

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