Yule Fund Nears Goal With Gospel Sing
Final week push for the Christmas Cheer Fund ahead of next Sunday's Gospel Sing at High Point College. The Enterprise and Cheer Fund sponsor three groups the Rangers Trio the Carolinians and the Gethsemane Quartet with all proceeds to the fund. Tickets at The Enterprise office and Mann Drug Stores with Sunday 2 p m showtime. Contributions total 4041 23 to date from donors including L E Kluttz Jake Harris Furniture House Teens Class Mitchells Grove Methodist Betsy Mac Worth Faison Jane Ripley and others.
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High Point College
Cheer Fund
Gospel Sing
Enterprise
Rangers
Carolinians
Gethsemane
All Mann Drug Stores
High Point
Yen Auditorium
P. O. Box
L. E. Kluttz
Jake Harris
Mitchell’s Grove Methodist Church
Betsy
Mac, Worth & Faison
Puuuuurs
Carious
Jane C. Ripley
A. M. Rankin
Sandy, Mary Gail
Jo Ann Eee
St. George Greek Women’s UP
Anonymous
W. Cc
High Point Credit Women’s
Couple's Arrest Over Fracas On Redding Street
A Siler City couple EDNA LORAINe HILL 33 and JAMES CHARLES HILL were charged after a weekend incident on Redding Street. Edna Hill faced forcible trespass malicious damage and resisting officers while James Hill was charged with assault. The pair appeared set for Municipal Court on December 20 with bonds of 300 and 200 dollars respectively.
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Siler City
Redding Street
Edna Loraine Hill
James Charles Hill
Gilbert Wallace
Wallace
Councilman Sparks Clash Over Water Sewer Assessments
City Council, in a heated session led by John Eshelman, clashed over abolishing utility assessments. Eshelman’s bid to repeal $2 per foot water mains and $1.50 per foot sewer mains was ruled out of order, then tabled after protests. He warned of gagging and urged an efficiency plan to offset lost revenue.
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Forrest Cates
Enterprise City
John Eshelman
Eshelman
Floyd Mehan
Lawrence
Pro-tem
Paul Clapp
Clapp
Hancock
all-Republican Council
GOP
General Assembly
Christ
Eusebius
Council Sets Up Auxiliary Police and Trims Hours
City council moves to create a 50 to 75 man auxiliary police force for emergencies and shifts to a four platoon system reducing officers' week to 44 hours. A city clerk treasurer split is approved with Ruth Surratt reassigned and Katherine Harrington named acting city clerk with a 75 dollar monthly raise. Cost estimates include 22000 dollars initial for four platoons and 200 to 250 dollars per auxiliary recruit equipment with half funded by the Civil Defense Agency.
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Federal Civil Defense Agency
Paul Clapp
Clapp
Lois Smith
Smith
Bitter cold continues with 14 degree lows expected
The forecast calls for continued frigid conditions with tonight's low near 14 after a day below freezing. Daytime highs reach the upper 20s to 30s today and about 39 tomorrow with Tuesday fair but cold and Wednesday more cloudy and cold.
Carmichael Named to Who's Who at Wake Forest
Richard D. Carmichael of High Point is among 25 Wake Forest students chosen for Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. He captains the varsity basketball team, runs track, belongs to the Monogram Club and Omicron Delta Kappa, and is treasurer of the mathematics honorary fraternity. He also serves on the freshman orientation committee and is a Kappa Sigma member.
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Winston-Salem
Richard D. Carmichael
C. H. Carmichael
Winston Rd
High Point
Wake Forest
Carmichael
Omicron Delta Kappa
Kappa Sigma Social
Four Gospels Describe Birth Story From Different Viewpoints
A feature explains how Matthew Mark Luke and John each used distinct sources to tell the Christmas story. It traces how early followers moved from oral memory to written texts amid turmoil, shaping the four accounts into one shared narrative.
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Jesus
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Peter
Israel
Christ
Christmas Party Held For Shut-ins by Handicapped Club
A Christmas party at Clara Cox Homes in High Point featured a young people’s play, a king and queen crowning, and songs from multiple churches. Rev. Charlie Monk welcomed guests as Ramona Curtis and Elsie Dickens read poems. Roy Hill was crowned king with Mrs. Davie McDowell as queen. mascots were Linda Sanders and Gerrell Payne. Local groups donated gifts, trees, treats, and transportation.
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High Point
Clara Cox
E. Russell Ave
Charlie Monk
Brentwood Baptist Church
Towmenes Sisters
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Ramona Curtis
Elsie Dickens
James Grant
Mr. Monk
Mason
The
Nazarene Church
Davie McDowell
Roy Hill
Linda K. Sanders
Gerrell Payne
Wesley Hunt
Lexington
Davis
Love
Lions Club
Exchange Club
Council of Jewish Women
Merchants’ Association
Paint Throwing Reports Under Investigation in Thomasville
Thomasville police investigated several paint damage incidents on city streets. Cars belonging to Walt Baker and Mildred Saunders were tagged with paint, and a third vehicle at 306 Wood St. was damaged, likely owned by Paul Everhart.
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Thomasville
Walt Baker
Concord Sr
Mildred Saunders
Walker St
Paul Everhart
Wood St
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Yule Fund
Uled
James Carroll Clayton
Chestnut Street
Clether Campbell
Furrlough Street
William Lee Morgan
Peace Street
Harold Lee Glover Jr
Farriss Avenue
Esley Poindexter
Sanford
Myrtle Desk Co
Chamber of Commerce
George Covington
T. R. Pitts
W. T. Powell
Myrtle Desk
Floyd D. Mehan
Council
Eshelman Gambit
Downing Cottage
Mills Home
Tolbert Stroud
Art Richardson
High Point Enterprise
Aeal
Gertrude ‘Bunn
Friends Avenue
G & M Development Corp
Emerywood Forest
Who
George W. Cornell
Maranatha
Paul
Jerusalem
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