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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1957

Page

5

School Board Helps Fund Pilot Water Line Project

Thomasville officials report county sources have added 4000 toward the Pilot School water line project bringing county aid to 10000 after earlier 6000 from county commissioners. The plan funds eight inch service from the plant to Pilot School with bids led by Gray M Hinshaw Service at 37331.35. Directors hope to award the contract soon as full funding is not yet in hand.

Thomasville Pilot Waterline I Wan Paul Burton Corporatae George Davis Cancl Forde Lexington City Pilot School Gray M. Hinshaw Winston Salem Davis

College Assembly To Hear Address By Dr Mayer

Dr Herbert C Mayer renowned educator and youth organizer will speak at a Wednesday morning college assembly on the High Point campus His talk titled The New Look at the Kremlin offers a firsthand Cold War view and defense of the free world Mayer will also address International Relations and attend a tea hosted by the International Relations Club with Dr Alexander V Berkis assisting as host

Herbert C. Mayer College Assembly Kremlin Mayer High Point International Relations Club Alexander V. Berkis

Rape case postponement marks Thomasville hearing delay

In Thomasville, hearings were postponed in the Recorder's Court for brothers Willie and Rudolph Eaddy charged with rape and first degree burglary after allegedly forcing entry into a trailer on Oak Street. They remain jailed as the Friday hearing date approaches, and the case details include the victim, 37-year-old Willie Mae McBride.

Thomasville Recorder Willie Rudolph Eaddy Lake Street Willie Mae McBride Oak Street Jesse David Adams Jr Holly Hill Road Hazel Dixon National High

Stars To Speak At Banquet

Thomasville high school football banquet will feature former UNC stars Charlie Justice and Crowell Little as speakers Friday at 7 pm in the Armory. The event, sponsored annually by the Thomasville Junior Chamber of Commerce, has Joe Lloyd and Ed Beam handling arrangements. Tickets are $1.75 each and will be mailed to players with a gold football. master of ceremonies is Kermit Cloniger, mayor of Thomasville.

Thomasville Charlie Choo- Choo) Justice Crowell Little University of North Carolina Armory Thomasville Junior Chamber of Commerce Joe Lloyd Ed Beam Lloyd

Meters Shut Off to Aid Christmas Shoppers in Suffern

In Suffern New York Mayor James A Keenan Sr ordered free parking for shoppers until Christmas Eve to entice local merchants patrons and counter Parkway shopping centers nearby.

Suffern N.Y New York James A. Keenan Sr Parkway

Auto Mishap Shakes Up Motorist

A two car collision at N Main Street and Farriss Avenue injured a passenger and caused vehicle damage. George W. Pike 64 Montlieu Avenue cited for red light violation after his vehicle struck another driven by John Robert Holliday 52 Perry Street. Pedestrian auto mishap on N Wrenn Street left a child uninjured. A Route 4 resident charged with following too closely after a rear end crash on Chestnut Street.

N. Main Street E. Farriss Avenue George W. Pike Montlieu Avenue Main John Robert Holliday Perry Street Farriss Vertie Ho George Henry Whitesides Jr G. H. Whitesides Archdale Ruth Terry Redman Eaton Place Wrenn Young Whitesides Route 4 Chestnut Street Wavel' J. Parrish Mangum Avenue Arvil J. Kirk

Teachers Seek Fixed Paydays in County Talks

In Thomasville the county teachers urged a fixed monthly payday rather than every twenty days. The board will take up the issue with the state school board, and changes will be made if the state board approves.

Thomasville Tomas

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