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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1957

Page

19

Handicapped Employment Committee Plans October Campaign

A planning meeting of the High Point Jamestown Committee for the Employment of the Physically Handicapped is set for Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the Employment Security building. The meeting will elect officers for the year and plan the October campaign. Local and national groups coordinate to employ veterans and assist physically limited workers through civic clubs and service organizations.

High Point-Jamestown Ralph Miller Whch T. A. Wilson Bessie Smith Miller Eisenhower Wilson Smith Eve F. Stirewall L. C. Chiles Paul Williamson J. J. Patterson J. W. Snotherly

Winners Named In Jamestown Baton Clinic

A Friday night ceremony at Jamestown School announced winners from a weeklong baton twirling clinic at the VFW Post 619 Home on Greensboro Road. Winners include Bonnie Linville first in the junior division, Marie French second, Linda Cal Gilda Cox third, with Virginia Jean Craven and De Hutchins taking other top honors. Seven winners hail from High Point and Jamestown, members of De's Whirl and Twirl Corps. Christine Young and Betty from Thomasville also placed.

Jamestown VFW Greensboro Road Nick Michalakes Bloomfield Ind Bonnie Linville Marie French Jean Craven High Point de Hutchins

Haworth Resumes Duties As Municipal Court Opens

Judge Byron Haworth will preside as Municipal Court opens. After mumps and complications, he plans full time return, stating he is fully recovered though somewhat weakened. Special Judge D C MacRae has kept court running in his absence and several cases were addressed.

Byron Haworth Haworth D. C. MacRae MacRae Hubert J. Oliver Thomasville Oliver Main Street

Fat Stock Show Plans First Annual Event on Aug 21

The Fat Stock Show and Sale returns with 25 animals for the 3 pm start at Grimes Street garage. Trinity 4-H and FFA boys, plus teams from Randleman Guilford, prepare calves as civic groups fund prize money totaling about 8,000 dollars. Judges are from North Carolina State College and the state Department of Agriculture.

ED Lane Grimes Street Garage S.le Trinity Boys Randleman Guilford Farmers of America P. M. Davis High Point Trinity Grange Agricultural Committee High Point Chamber of Commerce Lions Rotary Kiwanis the Jaycees Davis Trinity F. F. A J. W. Davis Trinity John W. Clinard Dale Montgomery Vance Proctor Allen Jay Hasty Jamestown Oak View Ledford South N. C. State College North Carolina Department of Agriculture

Wedding noise and arrests frame local night

Two wedding party members faced court on August 30 for unnecessary noise after drivers in a wedding procession resumed honking following an earlier warning. Darrell H. Summer and John Reese Woodruff were cited. Ruby Violet Jenkins faced drunken driving charges and later allegedly set fire to a mattress in the jail. Several other weekend arrests included Wade Alford charged with assault on a female, Nancy Robinson recounting the incident, John H. Leach charged with disorderly conduct and resisting an officer, and George Woodle charged with no operator's license and reckless driving.

Thomasville High Point MacRae Tommy Harrison Mary E. Richardson Gordyn Street Cora Moore Martin Street Moore Joseph Hicks Jamestown Franklin D. Jones Spray Jones Darrell H. Summer Highland Avenue John Reese Woodruff Long Street Ruby Violet Jenkins Larkin Street Jenkins Wade Alford Beamon Street Nancy Robinson Hulda Street Alford John H. Leach Hoover Street George Howard Woodle Westchester Drive

City to repurpose 1924 fire engine at Lake Park

City officials plan to strip the old 1924 fire engine and place usable parts at City Lake Park playground for children after bids for sale failed. City Manager T E Hinson suggested the idea and council members back it, action due Tuesday.

City Lake Park City Fire Department T. E. Hinson City Park Hinson

Guilford County Health Board Sets August Meeting

The Guilford County board of health will hold an August meeting at 7:30 PM. The session is scheduled for Tuesday night at the health center in Greensboro to review clinic policy.

Guilford County Greensboro Lloyd C. Amos E. H. Ellinwood County Mental Hygiene Society Domestic Relations Court Welfare Department

City to sign widening pact for W Green Street loop

City officials plan to sign with the state on widening W Green Street to form a through-city loop linking with the U S 29 70 superhighway. The council is to meet Tuesday and likely approve the agreement, with the city paying about 20 percent of right of way costs and relocating utilities.

W. Green Street State Highway and Public Works Department W. Green Trinity Street Bundy Road E. Green Street Avenue Bridge E. Green S. Main Street Grimes Clay Streets City Hall Paramount Theater

Fire calls answer two incidents in city yesterday

The local fire department responded to two calls yesterday. A roof fire at Maggie O Neill’s home on Beam Street started from attempts to burn a wasp nest. A second call at 4:25 p.m. rescued boys trapped in an elevator at Dick Culler's Department Store.

Maggie O'Neill Beamon St Dick Culler’s Department Store

School Fire Sparks Youth Laughter Amid Arson Rumors

Forrest Cates reports on Johnson Street School fire where teens cheered the blaze while adults assisted firefighters cautiously. Investigators questioned many local youths, and one boy faced consequences after an undercover role caused concern. In other items a laundry route incident revealed a two year old hidden in a sack, and Police Chief Stoker notes national traffic record honors while local gossip and pop culture quips close the page.

Johnson Street

Tender Trap to Play Friday by Cardinal Players

The Cardinal Players will stage The Tender Trap in Memorial Auditorium at High Point College Friday at 8 15. The three act comedy by Schulman and Smith features Louise Warren Herman Coble Tom Miller Lila Gurganess Marjorie Brown Janice Shreves Bob Fowler and Robert Barner. The plot follows a 35 year old bachelor chased by several women who becomes engaged to two at once with a friend chasing a cure for the common cold. The troupe previously presented Picnic and plans another show later this month.

Cardinal Players Memorial Auditorium High Point College Max Schulman Robert Paul Smith Louise Warren Herman Coble Tom Miller Lila Gurganess Marjorie Brown Janice Shreves Bob Fowler Robert Barner New York Frank Sinatra Debbie Reynolds David Wayne Celeste Holm William Inge

Mobile Broadcast Unit for WMFR Station

WMFR in High Point launches a new mobile broadcasting unit in a Volkswagen utility truck. Station manager Frank Lambeth says it can broadcast from anywhere in the area and monitor police and fire calls and Civil Air Patrol broadcasts. WMFR has operated a mobile unit for over ten years.

High Point WMFR Frank Lambeth Lambeth

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Eddie Lewis Hillcrest Dr Nikki Sue Saunders E. Farriss Ave Pilot Club Janet Tearne Baton Clinic Betty Leonard Janice Voncannon Jamestown School Snew John Maness The Mental Hygiene Society Edward S. Carr Stephen Ginn Cates County Mutical Society Health Department Ellinwood Boro Forrest Cates Sherlock C. C Stoker Wyatt Earp Pardon OK Corral
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