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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1957

Page

15

Gas Tax Spending Mapped for High Point Streets

High Point will get 149,383.05 from state gasoline taxes for non highway street work in fiscal 1957. City officials plan a single major contract with surveys guiding the selection of streets to benefit from the funds. Checks begin mailing tomorrow based on population and non highway street millage.

Raleigh High Point T. E. Hinson Greensboro Winston-Lang Keslem Durham Asheville

Firms Given Government Contracts in Carolinas

The Small Business Administration announced June awards to 39 firms in North and South Carolina totaling 1,610,113. High Point companies W. E. Linthicum and Son Inc 7900 M and S Furniture Shops 7267 and Morakis Painting Contractors 53845 plus Erwin Lambeth Inc of Thomasville 31667 received set aside contracts.

High Point Thomasville Small Business Administration Robert B. Horning Charlotte Carolinas W. E. Linthicum and Son, Inc Morakis Erwin Lambeth Inc SBA

Architecture Film Showed Civitan Meeting Highlights

The High Point Civitan noon meeting featured Architecture U S A a film on twentieth century architecture. William Sloan presented the Architects Guild of High Point and explained its aims before the program. Walter Howell joined as a member and guests George Morgan Larry Mallard J R Crater attended. Attendance prizes went to Holt Hunter and Woody Robbins.

Architecture U.S.A High Point Civitans Civitans Furniture City United Nations New York City High Point Architects’ Guild of William Sloan Guild Civitan Clarence Wagner W. B. Hall Walter Howell George Morgan Larry Mallard Twilight Civitan Club J. R. Crater Holt Hunter Woody Robbins

Marriage Licenses List Mixed Names in North Carolina

A list of marriage licenses shows couples Warren H. Milligan and Jean Lee Pierce of High Point Jackie L. Lewis of High Point with Jacquelyn Pugh of Franklinville Joseph J. Willard of Pinnacle and Libbie M. Inman of Pilot Mountain William A. Riley and Nancy E. Guyer of High Point and Arthur F. E. Goins with Sylvia Kuznitz of Mt. Airy.

Warren H. Milligan Jean Lee Pierce High Point Jackie L. Lewis Jacquelyn Pugh Franklinville Joseph J. Willard Pinnacle Libbie M. Inman Pilot Mountain William A. Riley Nancy E. Guyer Arthur FE. Goins Sylvia Kuznitz Mt. Airy

Prosecution Dropped In High Point Wild Turkey Case

A municipal court term closed with the turkey case dropped as officials say time heals all wounds. Three defendants from Ernie’s Smoke Shop faced charges over a wild turkey in High Point, triggering wildlife officials and an insurance claim after a windshield collision.

Pete Jones High Point Erie S. Main Street Ernie Thalanious C. C. Gills North Carolina Robert Bencini Bryan Haworth

Two Drivers Lose Licenses After Drunken Driving Case

Willie James Cruthis 46 of Jamestown and Thomas Tate 34 of Gordy Street faced six month road-term suspensions for one year. Judge Byron Haworth ordered license suspensions for 12 months and fines of 125 dollars plus jury costs, with both appealing and bound by 500 dollar bonds. Their trials are set for the September Superior Court term starting September 23.

Willie James Cruthis Route 1 Jamestown Thomas Tate Gordy Street Byron Haworth Cruthis Tate Robert Bencini Jr Leila Bullis Maple Street Bullis Douglas Goins George W. Meindl Ragan Street Meindl Sesson Ethel W. Peak Woodbury Street Hayworth Billy R. Coble Route 5 James Edgar Byrd

High Pointer Wins Top DeMolay Post

High Pointer Fulton elected master of the North Carolina DeMolay Association at the conclave in Greensboro. He is 19, a rising Guilford College student, and former High Point DeMolay past master councilor who earned the Chevalier degree this June.

North Carolina DeMolay Association G. Fulton Ferndale Drs High Point High School Guilford College DeMolay High Point International Supreme Council of the Order of Fulton Edgar Delmar Jr Rocky Mount T. Hardy Rothrock Raleigh Succe Henry Heitman Winston Sanders Dallas Jack Dunivant Piedmont Masonic Temple Greensboro Shrine Club

Archdale-Trinity Lions Honor Members With Attendance Pins

Archdale Trinity Lions Club awarded five year attendance pins to Lloyd Taylor Robert Murray Dewey Nelson Reid Kearns Elwood Spencer Robert Cooper Ralph Smith R L Welborn Charles Hiatt Clyde Ayers J W Greenway and Carson Thornburg The meeting included a memorial for late Herbert C Petty Bunn Hackney Uwharrie Boy Scouts council chairman spoke visitors Ronald Alberson and Raleigh Dingman attended.

Archdale-Trinity Lions Club Lloyd Taylor Robert Murray Dewey Nelson Reid Kearns Elwood Spencer Robert Cooper Ralph Smith R. L. Welborn Charles Hiatt Clyde Ayers J. W. Greenway Carson Thornburg Herbert C. Petty Lions Club Bunn Hackney Uwharrie Council of Boy Scouts Ronald Alberson Raleigh Dingman

Patent Suit Testimony Under Way

GREENSBORO Trial of a suit involving H. E. Crawford Mill Supply Co of High Point and an employee began in Middle District Court. Judge Johnson J. Hayes presided as testimony covered patent infringement claims. Witnesses testified for J W L Function of Montreal in a suit naming Somerset Knitting Co of Canada Narcisse Aubre and T A Fulton. Function seeks 50000 dollars alleging false information about a patent. The defendants seek 150000 dollars in a counter claim claiming the patent is not infringed. Paints for hosiery trimming machines were discussed and the trial resumed at 9:30 a.m. today.

Greensboro H. E. Crawford Mill Supply Co High Point Middle District Court Johnson J. Hayes Wilkesboro J. W. L. Function Montreal Quebec Canada Somerset Knitting Co Speen Idea J Narcisse Aubre T. A. Fulton Basis of Action Function

Shaw Family Reunion at Armstrong Park Sunday

The Shaw family holds its annual reunion at Armstrong Park with dinner to begin at 12 30 p m Mrs Daisy Shaw announced the plans and invited relatives to attend the gathering in the park this Sunday.

Shaw Armstrong Park Daisy Shaw

Big Bear Stores Employees Host Picnic and Service Awards

More than 400 Big Bear employees gathered at City Lake for a Sunday picnic after a softball game between High Point and out of town stores. Awards honored years of service including 25 year, 20 year, 15 year and 10 year certificates and five year pins. Standouts included C A White Harold Calhoun J T Ferebee George W Peace A H Scott R E Southard H E Seward C M Ivey and others. Store distinctions recognized Lawndale Drive Greensboro English Street High Point meat and produce departments won. Door prizes went to Mrs Annie Hinton and Mrs Myrtle Kearns with Mrs Hinton receiving a portable TV.

Big Bear Neah High Point City Lake C. A. White Harold Calhoun J. T. Ferebee George W. Peace A. H. Scott R. E. Southard H. E. Seward C. M. Ivey David Scoggins Herbert Edwards D. E. Hampton Paul Barker Jeff Blackburn Matt Strain W. L. Bryant A. S. Coffield George J J. C. Bobo Lonnie D. Jense Sechrest Denny Smith Joe Livengood G. C. Slack E. Rackley J. W. Hill Leon My K. C. King, Jr Roger Blackburn Charles Smith L. W. Kirkman Lawndale Drive Greensboro English St N. Wrenn St W. Fourth Street Winston-Salem Annie Hinton Myrtle Kearns Hinton Kearns

Lindale Dairy Hosts Simultaneous Employee Picnics

Lindale Dairy Corp. held old fashioned picnics for employees at City Lake and Po Terrace Parks yesterday. After games staff enjoyed a picnic style supper prepared by local church women, with C. H. Williard Jr. serving as spokesman.

Lindale Dairy Corp City Lake Po Terrace Yesteray C. H. Williard Jr

Dreary Holiday Weekend Predicted For High Point Area

Forecasters expect continued mild temperatures in the High Point region with partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. The five day state outlook calls for near normal to slightly below normal highs around 82 degrees today and tomorrow with light rain starting Thursday and lasting into Monday.

Airport Weather Bureau High Point Area

Court Grants Divorces In 16 Cases

Sixteen uncontested divorce actions were heard by Judge Byron Haworth in Municipal Jury Court. Fourteen were granted on two years separation, one on adultery, and one a divorce from bed and board. Names include Reatha O Mary and James O Mary, Josephine Kormish and George Kormish, Kathleen Dell Stewart and Alan Lester Stewart, Daily E Smith and Mary Blue Smith, among others.

Byron Haworth Reatha Beatrice O’mary James O’mary Josephine Kormish George Kormish Jewel Collins Cruthis Harold Lloyd Cruthis Shirley Ancil Clark William Robert Clark Johnny W. I Annie Holt Ingold Cecil Age Margaret Dormanage Gerald Morgan Mary Frances Morgan Bertha Winslow Earl Winslow Fannie Mae Fraster Collins Sylvester Collins Kalopia Trogdon Joseph Trogdon Edna Johnson Richey Homer Richey Shirley Ann Rice Glenn W. Rice Artis K. Matthews Robert Matthews Millie Goins Norman Goins

Gunmen Win Dismissal In Minor Cases

Greensboro youths Raymond Payne and J E France both 18 had multiple misdemeanor theft and speeding charges tied to a July 12 hold up and pistol theft. They pleaded no contest to larceny and armed robbery counts. Municipal Court judgment was suspended pending Superior Court outcomes. Judge Poteat noted the youths had been adequately dealt with.

Greensboro I Greenshboro High Point Raymond Rocky) Payne J. E. France S. Elm Street William M. Poteat Guilford Superior Court Charles Fine Municipal County Court

Attendance at City Lake and Washington Terrace Park

The report notes about 275 persons attended City Lake events and roughly 30 were at Washington Terrace Park, reflecting turnout estimates from the gatherings.

City Lake Washington Terrace Park

Accidental Fire Alarm Triggers Trivial Alarm

A malfunctioning automatic fire alarm box at Trinity Street and Liberty Drive tripped again by accident, sending firefighters on a routine response with no further incident reported.

Thomasville Trinity Street Liberty Drive

Fatal bullet in accidental shooting at residence

Charley Dorsett, 57, died after a single .38 caliber bullet struck him in the left arm and chest while installing a fuel pump on a car at 1708 Kivett Dr. Police say the revolver slipped from his belt as he leaned over a radiator and discharged. The death was ruled accidental by Memorial Hospital and the county coroner.

R. B. Davis Charley Dorsett Kivett Dr Dorsett

Public Aid Sought to Expand High Point Industry Prospects

The High Point Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Division and The Enterprise urge citizens to submit industrial prospect information under the series Industries for High Point. Phil Clarke says local help can widen a southeastern location list by naming firms that could locate a plant or warehouse here.

High Point Clarke The High Point Chamber of Commerce High Point Enterprise

Industrial Building Approved in City

A building permit was issued to Joe Iveigh for a 90 by 130 foot block and brick industrial building at 1204 06 Lincoln Dr formerly Silk Street. The plan includes two manufacturing spaces 50 and 40 feet wide with hot water and steam heating by oil and an estimated cost of 32000 dollars. occupancy by a foam peer fabricator and a hosiery mill is planned. A second permit was issued to Gilbert Wallace for a new residence on Ennis Street with an estimated cost of 4000 dollars.

Joe Iveigh Lincoln Dr Silk Street Iveigh Kao Gilbert Wallace Ennis Street

Post Office Appointment Tests Stated in Atlanta Region

The fifth U S Civil Service regional office in Atlanta Ga announces an open competitive examination for substitute clerk carrier and special delivery messenger at the High Point post office. Applications from local residents or bona fide patrons are invited with a September 18 deadline. Starting pay is 1 82 per hour with veterans preference for age exemptions.

U. S. Civil Service Atlanta High Point Civil Service Information Representative U. S. Civil Service Regional Peachtree-Baker Peachtree St N. E Atlanta 3

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High Point Merchants Association C. H. Williard Guilford County Willard Kimrey Guilford Ruth Thompson Tom Potts High Point Fair Merchants Clyde Campbell H. M. Ridge Jr Snow Studio Turkey Groome Fulton Archdale-Trinity Lions Big Bear's Lindale N. Main Washington Streets Jackson Memorial Hospit Advan
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