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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1959

Page

21

Gas Station Permit Issued in Thomasville

A $20 000 building permit was issued to Fremont Mendenhall for a Buck Young Oil service station at Unity Street and National Highway in Thomasville. Contractor Bruce Smith will build it. Sinclair products planned. The site near Unity Street Methodist Church faced zoning issues but was approved last year. Two other permits follow this one: a $1 000 home addition for M L Hynes and an $800 home addition for Grover Bally.

Thomasville Fremont Mendenhall Unity Street Jim Miller Buck Young Oil Co Bruce Smith Sinclair Products Unity National Highway Unity Street Methodist Church Miller M. L. Hynes Cole Street Grover Bally Carolina Avenue

Charge Faces Man Leaving Hospital

James Humphries 28 of Small Street was arrested after leaving City Hospital where he was treated for a knife wound. He faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge for a stabbing April 12 at Carroll Street. Humphries posted $400 bond and awaits Recorder's Court May 1 alongside Brutus Fant Jr who was also charged and released earlier.

Thomasville James Humphries Small Street City Hospital Humphries Alt Brutus Fant Jr Carroll Street Lincoln Street Fant Recorder's Court

Ambulance Driver Charged With Hit and Run

Thomasville police charged John T. Cannon an ambulance driver with hit and run after a Sunday crash on the Thomasville High Point highway. Cannon says he had an emergency patient to City Memorial Hospital and that Vernon A. Steede swerved and struck the ambulance causing damage to the left rear fender.

Thomasville John T. Cannon Koonce Funeral Home High Point Vernon A. Steede Dogwood Drive Cannon Thomasville High Point City Memorial Hospital Steede

Auto Fatalities Show Increase Across Nation

National Safety Council reports 8,080 traffic deaths in the first quarter, up 5 percent from 1958. March fatalities rose 9 percent year over year to 2,790, with 300,000 disabling injuries overall. The council cites complacency as a factor in the higher highway tolls.

Chicago National Safety Council

Easiest Cheese Grating When It Is Chilled

A brief note states that chilling cheese makes grating easier. It suggests firm texture is achieved when cheese is cold for shredding and carving.

Thomasville bond issue urged by mayor at Rotary meeting

Mayor Ker mit Cloniger appealed to Thomasville Rotarians to back a 1.75 million dollar bond proposal for water mains and two new sewage plants. He noted state law requires pollution reduction by 1961 and said bonds would not raise taxes due to the city’s finances.

Thomasville Kermit Cloniger Rotary Club Woman’s Club Cloniger R. L. Pope Tom A. Finch Finch Rotary

Heraldry Discussed At Randleman Rotary Meeting

Carl Smith of Greensboro led a discussion on heraldry at the Randleman Rotary Club meeting in the high school cafeteria. He explained that coats of arms began as a means to distinguish foes from friends when armor concealed faces, and noted heraldry as a medieval system of identification.

Randleman Randleman Rotary Club Carl ‘Smith Greensboro Smith Rotarians Grier Newlin James Hanner Dillard Paper Co

Driver Held In Highway Fatality

Thomas A Harris 23 of Charlotte was killed when he stood beside his parked car on Highway 29 70 seven miles south of Lexington. Kenneth C Gibbons 43 faces hit and run manslaughter and DUI charges after a pursuit by State patrol and local officers.

Lexington Thomas A. Harris Charlotte Highway Here Kenneth Craig Gibbons Richard L. Sigman Welborn D. Adams Sandstone Harris Adams State Highway Patrol Officer Sigman Davidson County M. E. Black Gibbons Greensboro Sigman Black

Acme Mills Contracts Awarded

ASHEBORO Work starts immediately on an addition to the Acme Hosiery Mills plant on Pritchard Street. The general contract was awarded to John V. Barger and Co. of Mooresville for a 23000 square foot east end addition for knitting and greige goods hosiery. Other contracts went to M. L. Eakes Inc of Greensboro for air conditioning and F R Holliday and Co for sprinklers. Acme and affiliates McCrary Hosiery Mills and Sapona Manufacturing celebrate their 50th anniversary.

Asheboro Acme Hosiery Mills i Pritchard Street John V. Barger and Co Mooresville M. L. Eakes, Inc Greensboro F. R. Holliday and Co Acme McCrary Hosiery Mills Sapona Manufacturing Co Cedar Falls

Scientists and engineers drive aircraft industry talent

The nation's missile and aircraft sector employs more scientists and engineers in research and development than any other industry, per the National Science Foundation. Planes, official publication of the Aircraft Industries Assn., notes 85 000 scientists and engineers in the aircraft industry, with 52 000 tied to research and development.

Washington National Science Foundation Aircraft Industries Assn

Caning Victim Injured in Street Fight In High Point

William A. Jones a 79 year old resident of 305 Pine Street was admitted to the local hospital with two gashes on his head from a street fight. Thelma White of High Point was detained as a suspect as Jones says she accosted him on E Washington Street and struck him with a cane. Injuries not believed to be serious. The incident occurred about 11 15 a.m.

William A. Jones Pine ‘St Jones E. Washington Street

Scouts Honor Court Tonight At High Point District

Scouts will present thirty one advancements and awards at a Boy Scouts honor court tonight at 7 o clock. Troop 4 meets at the Scout Hut on Parkway for the court of honor. First class recipients include Wray Hodgin Gareth Beshears Johnny Lindsay. Second class recipients include David Modlin Fred Thomas III Mike Hedrick Jim mie Gayle. Merit badges go to Bobby Gray Mike White Jimmy Hart Irwin Coffield Ned Covington Bobby Morgan Brantley Kearns Frank Sizemore III Steve Linthicum Doug Howard Johnny Lindsay Wray Hodgin Fred Thomas II Roddy Ball Tommy Walser Trudge Henry Malone and David Modlin Gareth Beshears Jimmy Millis.

Troop 4 High Point

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