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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1955

Page

10

City halts free gravel to aid private parking lots

City Council unanimously ended the practice of supplying gravel to private landowners for semi public parking lots to ease a parking crisis as gravel in city pits runs low. The council also approved pavement improvements at Ward and W Green Streets in exchange for land, moved funds for a police building partition, and approved licenses and subdivision maps.

Walters A. Kennedy Ward and W. Green Sts Council Police Department City All A. F. Nackley Leonard Grocery Leonard St John Byerly Willams Pl W. H. Grady Sr S. Main St Board of Examiners George Robb M. J. Zett Alfred Partin Gurney Loflin Board of Adjustment

Minor Thefts Investigated By Police

Police are probing several auto accessory thefts. Wade Davis reported his four yard motor missing from a building site at 1504 Hayworth Circle valued at 35 dollars. Van Smith said a right front glass and two mirrors were stolen from his car on E Green and S Wrenn Streets, valued about 4 dollars. A 17 dollar battery was taken from a vehicle on the Armory lot off Ward Street.

Wade Davis Hayworth Cir Davis van Smith Route 1 Thomasville Smith E. Green and S. Wrenn Sts Ward St L.Q. Royal Plan and Arthur Construction Co Royal

License Office Swamped With Applications

THOMASVILLE The drivers license bureau in City Hall basement processed 60 or more renewals in a day. Parker noted it as one of the biggest days. The office usually issues 40 to 45 licenses daily with many renewals for chauffeurs licenses. Appointment calls are encouraged to speed handling, though not required.

Thomasville City Hall J.F. Parker Parker Vance Ohn

Realty Transfers in High Point Township Reported

Real estate changes list multiple transfers in High Point Township. Wesley M. Rich and wife convey Francis Street lot to Charles C. Grady and wife. Donald Spencer and wife transfer six Greenway Park lots to H. H. Gilmore. High Point Mortgage & Investment Corp. acquires Old Plank Road lot from W. B. Williard and wife. Point Mortgage & Investment Corp. takes North Park lot. Eddie Newsom sells Welch property to Estelle Cherry Lawing. Oneeda Kay and husband deed Oakhill Forest lot to Roxie W. Emory. J. R. Tysinger and others transfer Franklin Street lot to J. C. Ingram wife.

High Point Township Wesley M. Rich Charles C. Grady Francis Street Donald Spencer H. H. Gilmore Greenway Park W. B. Williard High Point Mortgage & Investment Corp Old Plank Road High Point Mortga & Investment Corp North Park Eddie Newsom Estelle Cherry Lawing Welch Oneeda Kay Roxie W. Emory Oakhill Forest J. R. Tysinger J. Cc. Ingram Franklin Street

Public Hearing Set On Shopping Center Plans

City Council referred the Curtis Smith plan for a neighborhood retail zone extension at E Lexington and Centennial Aves to a public hearing on Sept 6. Smithdeal aims to build a multi store shopping building if zoning rules relax. commission favored the petition and plans include landscaping and off street parking. Also set for Sept 6 are hearings on zoning designations for annexed city property including William Jarrell, Samuels and Gansman, Dave Neill, and High Point Rancho properties with various district classifications.

Curtis Smith E. Lexington Centennial Aves Smithdeal Centennial and Lexington Aves City Planning and Zoning Commission Council William Jarrell Main St Samuels and Gansman N. Forrest Ave Oak Hill Friends Yearly Meeting Ward and Evergreen Sts Dave Neill Country Club Dr Westchester Dr High Point Rancheman and Asheboro Southern Railroad Old Trinity Rd

Shelby Paper Names Lewis As Editor

Ed Lewis, former High Point Enterprise staffer, is named editor of The Cleveland Times in Shelby a semi weekly paper. Lewis has worked as city hall reporter, Melbourne Times editor, chamber of commerce manager, and news editor roles in Mt. Airy Times and other places. He will assume duties September 16.

Ed Lewis High Point Enterprise Cleveland Times Shelby Lewis Enterprise Southern Wings Melbourne Fla Montana University Mt. Airy Times Jean Lackey M. A. Lackey Cleveland County

Seven Month Old Girl Dies in Suspected Sleep Suffocation

In Thomasville the seven month old Wanda Long died of suffocation early Sunday while sleeping in her parents' Carr Street home. Coroner Dr. Milton Block said the death was from suffocation. the mother reported the child lay on its side when awakened around 6 am. The family lives just outside the city limits. no other children.

Thomasville Wanda Long John Long Carr St Milton Block Long Home Clarence Walton

Indecent exposure arrest and couple charged with fornication

A 53 year old white man was arrested on indecent exposure in a Municipal Court case set for tomorrow. Kenneth A Reid of 240 Woodbine St posted 100 bond. Albert H Pigg and Mildred O Strickland, both 900 Smith St, were arrested for fornication and adultery at 40-B Clara Cox Apts and are jailed on 300 bond each, with Sept 2 court date.

Ellea James Richardson St Kenneth A. Reid Woodbine St Woodbine Albert H. Pigg Smith St Mildred O'Neal Strickland Clara Cox

Lutheran Church Picnic Planned At City Lake Park

Emmanuel Lutheran Church members will hold a congregational picnic at City Lake Park tomorrow evening. Sponsored by the church Brotherhood, the event features children’s games led by Miss Margaret Kipps and Pete Schul theiss at 6 pm, supper at 6:30, and G Ray Ralls as toast master after the meal. In case of rain the picnic is postponed. Arrangements are led by M L Aderholdt Everett Herman Dr H Car Messerschmidt George Schuithers R T Setzer and others.

Emmanuel Lutheran Church City Lake Park Brotherhood of the Church Margaret Kipps Pete Schultheiss G. Ray Ralls M. L. Aderholdt Everett Herman Dr. H. Car. Messerschmidt George Schuithers R. T. Setzer

Bloodmobile contract group led by P W Kirkman Jr

P W Kirkman Jr head the Bloodmobile's trucking contractors division and serves as sales manager for R D Fowler Motor Lines. A High Point High School and Duke University graduate, he belongs to Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. The Bloodmobile hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the second day of the visit. Co chairmen Bill Snotherly and Dick Meisky urge a strong turnout to help reach the year's quota as nurses and doctors monitor donor suitability.

Bloodmobile P. W. Kirkman Jr R. D. Fowler Motor Lines Kirkman High Point High School Duke University Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Bill Snotherly Dick Meisky Francis E. White Myrtle Desk Co Trinity High School Oak Ridge Military Institute White Archdale Baptist Archdale-Trinity Lions Club Lucille Weatherman Louise Durham High Point Memorial Hospital Lydia E. Hall University of North Carolina Misses Weatherman Durham Anne Reece Quinn Frances Bailey Health Department High Point Heart Committee

Weather Forecast Weatherman Bets On Diane

The Friendsip weather bureau reports the Piedmont area may see heavy rain and high winds if hurricane Diane moves as yesterday. If it veers northward effects here will be negligible with cloudy skies and mild temperatures through tomorrow. Today's high near 82 and low around 68, tonight's low about 70 and tomorrow's high 78 varies by storm path.

Diane Friendsip Weather Bureau Piedmont Connie

Men In Service in Europe and France

CPL Billie R. Manring, son of Mr and Mrs Odell M Randleman, serves in the 5th Infantry Division in Germany. PVT Walter H. Krewson Jr with parents on Park View Street, Asheboro, serves with the 76th Army Band at Orleans France.

Billie R. Manring Odell M Randleman Sth Germany Pvt Walter H. Krewson JR Parkview St Asheboro 76Th Army Band Orleans France

Thomasville Men Named In Military Training Pages

PVT Willis J Ferguson son of Mr and Mrs Lacy Ferguson of 402 Hinkle St Thomasville takes part in practice firing of the Nike guided missile with the 83rd AA Artillery Battalion at Red Canyon. SAM J Lambert fireman USN son of Archie Lambert of 610 Concord St Thomasville is aboard destroyer USS James E Kyes in the Pacific. OMDR Earl L Hansell USNR son of L W Hansell of 207 Spring St Thomasville completes a two week training cruise aboard USS Lake Champlain in the Atlantic.

Willis J. Ferguson Lacy Ferguson Hinkle St Thomasville 83Rd Anti - Aircraft Artillery Ag 9 Red Canyon Sam J. Lambert USN Archie Lambert Concord St James E. Kyes Pacific Omdr Earl L. Hansell USNR L. W. Hansell Spring St Lake Champlain Atlantic

Marines at Camp Pendleton include Keller and Oglesby

SGT Douglas E Keller USMC husband of Ida M Presnell of 1223 S Main St High Point and CPL Donald E Oglesby USMC son of Mr and Mrs J H Oglesby of 515 Lindsay St High Point are serving with the 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton California.

Douglas E. Keller USMC Ida M. Presnell S. Main St Cpl Donald E. Oglesby J. H. Oglesby Lindsay St High Point 1St Marine Division Camp Pendleton Calif

Private Darrell Johnston Begins Marine Training

Pvt. Darrell G. Johnston USMC son of Mr and Mrs Herman R Johnston of Howard Street Thomasville is starting basic training at Parris Island South Carolina.

Pvt Darrell G. Johnston USMC Herman R. Johnston Howard St Thomasville Parris Island, S. C

Marine Private Edward Reed Assigned to First Division

PFC Edward Reed USMC, 50n of Mrs Mary Reed of 29 Randolph Street Thomasville, serves with the 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton California.

Edward Reed USMC Mary Reed Randolph St Thomasville 1St Marine Division Camp Pendleton Calif

OPL Julian P Hicks Jr Serves With Marine Wing in Japan

OPL Julian P Hicks USMC the son of Mrs Grace C Hicks of 1806 Johnson St High Point is serving with Marine Aircraft Group 16 of the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing in Japan.

OPL Julian P. Hicks USMC Grace C. Hicks Johnson St High Point Marine Aircraft Group 16 1St Marine Aircraft Wing Japan

Navy apprentice Anthony H Hancock serving at Glynco

Anthony B Hancock air man apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs George D Hancock 204 Armfield Ave Asheboro is serving at the Glynco Naval Air Station Brunswick Georgia.

Anthony BD Hancock USN George D. Hancock Armfield Ave Asheboro Glynco Naval Air Station Brunswick

Submarine Electrician Serves Aboard Ti Grone In Atlantic

Frederick H. Deaton a submar ine electrician's mate fireman USN and son of Mr and Mrs Arnie H Deaton of 100 National Highway Thomasville serves aboard the radar picket submarine USS Ti grone in the Atlantic.

Frederick H. Deaton USN Arnie H. Deaton National Highway Thomasville Atlantic

Highfill Promoted to Sergeant in 3rd Infantry Division

Aubrey L. Highfill son of Mr and Mrs Charlie D Highfill Route 4 Asheboro was promoted to sergeant while serving with the 3rd Infantry Division at Fort Benning Georgia.

Aubrey L. Highfill Charlie D. Highfill Route 4 Asheboro 3Rd Infantry Fort Benning

Thomasville Extending Sewer Line To Lambeth Knolls

Thomasville city crews will complete extending a gravity sewer line to seven dwellings in Lambeth Knolls this week. If the water sewer bond election on September 12 passes, the remainder of Lambeth Knolls will be connected, with $60,000 of the $100,000 bond funds for a sewage station and pumping equipment promised if successful.

Thomasville W. T. Green Jr Lambeth Knolls Boop Fisher Ferry Green City Council

Dog Ordered Penned After Biting Youth

Rodger Brown was bitten on the leg by a dog yesterday. W. C. Hodges, city poundmaster, reported. The dog, vaccinated, was owned by Albert Caldwell of 610 Highland Ave. Caldwell was ordered to keep the dog penned up for 14 days for observation.

Rodger Brown Highland Ave W. C. Hodges Albert Caldwell Hodges Caldwell

Money Theft Costs Negro Suspension

Bobby Burns 18 of 237 Windley St was found guilty of larceny for stealing 4 85 from Julia McNeil 1432 Rivett Dr Aug 6. He gets 12 months suspended for three years. fined $5 and costs. Curtis Turner and James Turner guilty of prohibition violations. James Turner five months suspended two years. Curtis Turner fined $50. George Carter acquitted of larceny. Rufus Maddox guilty of disorderliness. 30 days. Benny Waters reckless driving dismissed. Jury trial granted for Dorothy Safrell and Robert Morgan for fornication and adultery. bonds $200 each. Henry Odell Rush bond $500 for operating while intoxicated.

Bobby Burns Windley St Burns Julia McNeil Rivett Dr James Turner Furlough St Curtis Turner E. High St George Carter Carter Ridgeway St Avery Gibson W. Point Ave Rufus Maddox Underhill St Maddox Benny Waters W. Ray St Dorothy Safrell Mangum Ave Robert Morgan Tate St Henry Odell Rush Route 1 Trinity

Bicycle Collision At Intersection Injures No One

Ralph Ward 14 of Bakertown Route 4 collided with a truck driven by Frederick Garrett 31 of Carolina Avenue at Monta and Centennial Avenues. Ward was uninjured and police filed no charges.

Ralph Ward Bakertown Rd Montha Centennial Aves Frederick E. Garrett Carolina Ave

Residents Press Welch Site for New Elementary School

A citizens group circulates petitions in northeastern High Point to back building an elementary school on the J. R. Welch property on Montlieu Ave. The group opposes the Guilford County School Board plan to buy the Capus Waynick tract on E Lexington Ave arguing Welch serves the second ward. A court injunction halting the Waynick purchase is set for Sept. 1 while condemnation has targeted about 23 acres on Welch with supporters claiming more land is available if needed.

J. R. Welch Montlieu Ave Ed Poovey E. Lexington Ave Capus Waynick Guilford Superior Court Waynick Citizens’ Group Welch Point Eye Poovey High Point Welch Tract

New Public Works Superintendent Named for Thomasville

Thomasville will welcome L. E. Honeycutt of Rockwell and Salisbury as the new public works superintendent, taking charge Monday. He will oversee the engineer's office along with water sewer and street crews, succeeding Oscar Lambeth now with the State Highway Department. Honeycutt also serves on the Rockwell city council and is assistant public works superintendent at Salisbury.

Thomasville L. E. Honeycutt Rockwell Salisbury Honeycutt Oscar Lambeth State Honey

Man Ordered Bound Over in Rape Attempt

Lexington police report 13 year old girl accuses Lexing ton area man David or Davidson County resident Man bound over to Davidson Superior Court on a $2000 bond for assault on a female with intent to commit rape. The girl said the assaults occurred at his home on July 11 with prior incidents. She testified she did not report them after threats.

Lexington David Pullum Davidson County Davidson Superior Court Pullum J. A. Martin Lexington Recorder's Court Martin

Distributive Education Interviews Planned

Students at Senior High School will be interviewed Thursday morning at 8 30 for the Distributive Education Department. Juniors and seniors may enroll, according to Mrs Barbara Coble.

Barbara Coble

AB Clubbers Report On Kitchen Gadget Sale Profit

Furniture City American Business Club reports a profitable kitchen gadget sale presented by Chairman Louis Voorhees. A final report is due Aug 22. Treasurer Sammy Lambeth outlines charity funds and club books. President Arthur York discusses plans to organize an AB Club in Asheboro. Labor Day holiday cancels a Sept 5 meeting. a raffle is planned for next week.

Furniture City American Business Club Louis Voorhees Voorhees Sammy Lambeth Clu Arthur York Asheboro Furniture City Club Rainbow 'S Club Louis Voorees

Mt Airy arrests include trespass and assault charges

Mt Airy police report a man and woman, Clifton and Nina Taylor, charged with trespass after allegedly entering the home of Anna Burchett and assaulting her. Clifton posted bonds on both counts. Taylor posted bond on trespass. Separate cases include a $100 bond for a man charged with assault on Lee Durham and a $200 bond for Irene Hornaday on malicious property damage. A Wesley Brown man faces breach of the peace charges with a $100 bond.

Mt. Airy Cox "Ade Clifton Lsted State Line T Ss Nina Taylor Toast St Anna Burchett Clara Cox Irene Hornaday King St Sone Ie Ug Cornet St Hornaday Wesley Ecuniar Baugh

Prayer for T YDAY

Prayer asks for divine guidance to ease burdens and guide others toward eternal life. Signed by James C. Kinard, Newbern, D. C., insurance executive.

Heavenly Father Jesus James C. Kinard Newberby D. C

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