Councilman Balks At Proposal For Oak Hollow Tennis Fees
Enterprise City Editor Forrest Cates reports opposition to a plan to sell annual tennis memberships at Oak Hollow Park Brooks Reitzel Tennis Center. Arnold Koonce argues for a trial year of hourly rates before any annual fees, with six courts reserved for members and fees set at 50 dollars per year per adult plus 25 dollars for each additional adult and 15 dollars per child. The proposal, sent to the finance committee, would apply only to Oak Hollow. Blair Park memberships remain unused for special privileges. The council postponed action to study the plan.
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Forrest Cates
Enterprise City
High Point
Oak Hollow Park
Arnold Koonce
Parks and Recreation Commission
Koonce
Oak Hollow
Blair Park
Nho
Finance Committee
Joe Patterson
Bob Weiss
Publi Utilities Committee
Long Street
Harold Cheek
Cit Rall
Rescue Squad Provides Oxygen To Homebound Woman
Helen Paschal, released from High Point Memorial Hospital after 39 days with chronic bronchitis and emphysema, now at her mother's home on Timber Street. The High Point Rescue Squad supplied a large oxygen tank and humidifier so she can breathe at home, with funds approved by squad members after hospital staff and her physician highlighted her need.
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John Lowe
Enterprise
Helen Paschal
High Point Rescue Squad
Mrs. Paseba
Roddy
Mrs. Paschal
Timber Street
Paschal
J. Garner
Tilman Thomas Rites Tuesday
Tilman Bennett Thomas 60 prominent industrialist and civic leader of 815 W Farriss Ave died Sunday at Forsyth Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem He was born January 15 1915 in Broadway and served in the Army artillery reaching captain before 1946 He helped form Woodmark Originals and held VP roles in Heritage Furniture Co and other community posts Funeral will be 11 am Tuesday at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church Interment Guilford Memorial Park Funeral home arrangements and memorial gifts directed to Methodist Church or charity of choice
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Tilman Bennett Thomas
W. Farriss Ave
Foresyth Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mr. Thomas
Broadway
W. B
Ada Kelly Thormas
University of Nert Carolina
Greensboro
Army Artillery
U.S. Treasury Dept
Heritage Furniture Co
Woodmark Originals
Ob Ewig
United Community Services
United Way
Chamber of Commerce
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Lucille Chandler ‘Thomas
Gilbert L
Dorothy) Gates
Greenway Dr
John M
Doris) Fountain
James A
Janice) Abbott
Maleigh
Clyde
Eunicet Dalrymple
Kathleen Sloan
Ralph
Lewis Thomas
Bernard R. Fitzgerald
R. Delbert Byrum
Guilford Memorial Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
James R. Stanton Jr
Guilford M. Cargal
Raymond E. Cargal
Henry Blair
Joe P. Slade
Harold C. Pitzer
Elliott §. Wood Jr
Wiliam P. Wood
Edwin Gill Refuses To Quit Raleigh Treasury Race
State Treasurer Edwin Gill, 76, recovering from a recent hospitalization, dismisses death rumors and confirms he seeks another four year term begun in 1953. Rival Harlan E. Boyles promotes aluminum silver dollars campaign gear while Lane Brown opens Raleigh office and plans entry.
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Raleigh
Edwin Gill
Harlan E. Boyles
Lane Brown
Boyles
Gill
Brown
Furter Debe
Legislative Ethics Commis
Thomasville City Council installs mayor and three members
Mayor Dalton Myers and three councilmen were installed. Harry Brown Finch named mayor pro tem. Eanes and Burwell joined council. Finch elected by a margin near 1000 votes. Contracts awarded for six tennis courts and two pickup racks. North State Telephone Co. 60-year franchise approved despite earlier complaints.
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Phil Speaks
Enterprise Star
Thomasville
Dalton Myers
Harry Brown Finch
Robert Holliday
Finch
Charles Eanes
Tunt Burwell
Lanes
Offee
Burwell
Jim Johnson
Ken Huffman
E. Main Street High School
North State Telephone Co
Councy
Christmas Cheer Fund passes half way point
Weekend receipts push contributions past the halfway mark with today’s total at 622.25 and overall receipts reaching 6,078.23 toward a 12,000 goal. Donations can be mailed to The Enterprise or The Cheer Fund P O Box 3467. Acknowledgments will follow in The Enterprise as contributions arrive. Readable contributor list and accounting to date follow.
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Enterprise
P.O. Box
Zoning Requests Denied by Guilford Board of Commissioners
In Greensboro near Sumner School the Guilford County Board denied rezoning 10 acres from residential to industrial citing potential traffic and policy limits on light industrial along major roads. The panel also rejected a Liberty Road residential rezoning to planned business while approving a change of Little Santee Loop Road land from agricultural to industrial near High Point, and noted the Liberty Road site’s trash-dump history and unsightly conditions.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Sumner School
Liberty Road
Hewils
Acton
Santee Loop Road
High Point
U 421
Richard Maxwell
Couns
Sumner
Guilford County
van Jenkins
George Coggin
Roses Bloom in December Across High Point
Staff photographer Sonny Hedgecock captured a rosebud on Parkway Avenue as residents note roses still blooming in December in High Point. Forecasters predict above normal temperatures through mid January with more rain than usual, urging residents to plan for wetter weather.
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High Point
Sonny Hedgecock
Parkway Avenue
Guilford Plans Public Hearing On Recreation District
Guilford county commissioners set a public hearing for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Greensboro Public Library to consider a proposal for a Special tax district to fund a rural recreation program James Rickards assistant to the manager for operations said the event will be mainly listening and questions from residents.
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Greensboro
James Rickards
Rickards
Greensboro Public Library
County Reports CETA Manpower Surplus Decline
Kenneth White says Guilford County’s unspent federal manpower funds have fallen to 129 903 from a prior high of 287 100 under the CETA program. He notes the study shows October and November spending was higher than first projected, with earlier seven month estimates revised downward.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Kenneth White
White
Ho Ward
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