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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1963
Page
2
A captioned photograph from the American Bankers Association outing shows several women relaxing by the swimming pool and a card table. In another frame, Randall Shelton and Pat Mellonas watch Wayne Mabe tee off on the golf course amid the event's leisure scenes.
The weatherman reports cooler conditions today with midday temperatures near nine degrees. Variable clouds persist and a few light showers are possible. The high stays around eight degrees for Monday with little change. Tonight’s low around sixty five and last night’s low was sixty three.
Astronauts wear space suits equipped with instruments that measure ambient radiation. Readings are logged to each astronaut’s record, enabling total radiation exposure to be monitored and totaled across crew members.
The city starts the new school year for 13,000 High Point students with a half day on August 28 at 2 30 pm. Principals and teachers begin Aug 15. Fees cover library books supplies and textbooks with separate per semester charges. Immunization against polio diphtheria tetanus whooping cough is required. No lunch first day. Regular schedule begins Aug 29 with staggered dismissals for grades.
Charlie Skipper, 34, of Lind say Street, was charged with a stop sign violation after a collision at Commerce and Walnut streets. Three people were injured, including Skipper’s family member Miss Borns Skipper and Margaret Paul. Skipper, driving south on Walnut, skidded at a stop sign into a 1953 model driven by Mrs. Paul, who headed east on Commerce.
A temporary injunction battle over High Point's Urban Renewal Program heads to a Monday 2 p.m. hearing in Greensboro before Judge Hoyle Sink. Attorney Morriss Jarrell represents A. G. Whitener and W. W. Horton, seeking to halt work on the Hast Central Urban Renewal plan pending merits. City Attorney Knox Walker and High Point Redevelopment Commission attorney John Haworth oppose. The hearing in Courtroom Two of the Guilford County Courthouse precedes a September 9 trial at the City-County Building. Subpoenas demand city officials produce financial records and redevelopment documents as part of the case challenging the referendum and bond actions tied to the project.
Two persons were charged with fornication and adultery by city police late yesterday. George Hoyle Miller 59 and Essie Mae Murrell 42 posted 200 bond each for court appearance. Other arrests included James William Meachum 49 Romulus Mich charged with vagrancy and beer wine ordinance violation posting 58 bond. Paul David Blakely 17 Nathaniel Hunt Drive cited for discharging firearms in the city. Samuel Henry Woods Jr 31 Fraley Street Archdale posted 25 bond after arrest on prohibition violation charges.
City firefighters responded to a fourth mechanical false alarm at Nu Products Inc on E Russell Street yesterday. Officials note the department has handled about six calls to the site this year, four being mechanical false alarms.
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