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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1957
Page
17
Police hunt a 1954 model car involved in a hit and run that knocked a 5 year old boy from his bicycle. The child, Ronald Richardson of 410 Walnut St, suffered chest and arm abrasions but no serious injuries. Investigators have part of the license and car maker, and will check registrations.
The body of 5-year-old Diane Burch, missing since a family outing Sunday, was found face down in the Neches River near Evadale. Soldiers from Ft. Polk and peace officers from east Texas counties aided the search, with a sighting by helicopter ending the hunt.
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A former High Pointer will lead Lexington Avenue Baptist Church prayer services tonight. Rev W Robbins is away. Rev M Heath Tadlock of Cleveland Ohio will lead. Tadlock, ordained July 1933 at Green Street Baptist, graduated Wake Forest and Colgate Rochester Seminary. He has served in Buffalo New York and Columbus Station Ohio. Illness sent him to supply work. he visits in High Point with Mr and Mrs L A Tee.
The High Point Chamber of Commerce Fire Prevention Committee met to plan Fire Prevention Week October 6 to 12. Frank Lambeth chairs the committee with D Rawley Claude Canady T Shelton Fred Swartzberg and others named as chairmen of publicity events speakers school programs and related duties.
High Point Home Builders Association heard J. W. Morgan of Morgan Byerly and Post explain the North Carolina lien laws as strong protection for workers. He urged builders to know their contracting partners. Warren Godwin passed presidential duties to Everette Hill, with a September meeting planned at the Sheraton on brick program.
In Milwaukee a tribal chief questions hat color as a council member asks about using eagle feathers. The conversation highlights cultural law and traditions surrounding sacred plumes.
In a South hand facing a club opening and shift to spades, South attempts to force a club trick before drawing trumps. West cleverly wins the club and shifts a fourth spade enabling a ruffing end position. Declarer cannot discard or ruff effectively and loses the contract.
Three people were charged with assault by city police after incidents involving a knife a rock and fists. Nancy Robinson Mae Winnie Eury and Marvin Bingham face preliminary hearings in Municipal Court on September 4 with details including rock throwing razor blade use and car door assault.
Nathan H. Knorr president of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society spoke to more than 41 816 attendees at the Jehovahs Witnesses district convention closing day in Memorial Stadium Baltimore Maryland Delegates from High Point joined attendees from the Eastern Seaboard and 39 states Puerto Rico and Canada were represented The speaker cited a sick world condition and referenced prayer in the Lords Prayer during the address
A New Jersey prosecutor predicted that the magazine industry will set its own controls for scandal magazines and similar publications. H Russell Morss Jr. of Elizabeth spoke at a convention of county and prosecuting attorneys noting publishers have already formed a board-like action.
W. W. McMurry, presiding minister of the High Point congregation, said the assembly's high point was the baptism of 1,034 new ministers, marking a significant religious milestone.
Stan Johnston 31 died in an 80 foot fall on Forbidden Peak while descending at 5,000 feet. Helicopter recovered his body Monday night. Johnston had moved to Vancouver from Liverpool and was with Barry White and Leon Blumer of Vancouver when the group turned back from the dangerous night descent on 8,900 foot peak.
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