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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1954

Page

9

December Hiring Steady in Local Job Market

The local NC Employment Security Commission office reports December as a typically slow hiring month yet shows growth in clerical, managerial, service, and manufacturing placements. Unemployment claims declined 8 percent from November, with about half as many claims as last year. Casual unskilled work rose in demand while clerical and medical roles remain strongest.

N. C. Emloyment Security Commission Ralph E. Miller Miller

Lead Theft and Drunk Driving Cases Reported

A 36 year old man, Jack Rice, is charged with stealing melted lead and pipe from a Meadowbrook Street construction site. He posted $100 bond and faces a hearing January 14. Vernon Cassidy, 25, is jailed on a hit and run and drunken driving charge with $800 bond after a collision near Carolina Avenue. Three teens Hayden, Corn, Sinnett, all 16, were cited for hunting on private property north High Point. cases set for January 14.

Jack Rice Meadowbrook St O. O. Walker Walker Construction Co Rice Brockett St Sheriff's Deputies Vernon R. Cassidy Lindsay St Naan OS Ee W. E. Shuskey Carolina Ave Cassidy Cassi Biouties North High Point Donald Ray Hayden Beaucrest Rd Danny Corn Johnson St Dale Sinnett Blain St. Co B. Welch Highway 311

Prayer for Today Covenant of Grace to Start New Year

A devotional prayer expressing thanks for life health food shelter work and friendship amid a waning year. The speaker W Dale Oldham of Park Place Church of God Anderson Indiana offers faith anchored gratitude and renewed covenant to continue with Christ into the new year.

Christ W. Dale Oldham Anderson Ind Park Place Church of God

High Point Board Objects to County Plan on School Building

The Guilford County ten year plan to fund school construction faces specific objections from the High Point Board of Education. The board supports the plan’s structure but seeks assurances that High Point needs are funded equitably within a 16 million dollar bond proposal and five year staged outlays. The board asks to reopen the matter if funds run short and proposes protecting High Point’s share in later years while avoiding hard debt limits. The letter was sent to County Commissioner chairman Lloyd Cames today and the board will meet with Greensboro officials Monday.

Guilford High Point Airman Lloyd Cames Commission High Point Board Greensboro

Holiday Weather Forecast For High Point New Year

The weatherman predicts fair weather tonight and tomorrow with a rainy hangover Sunday. Tonight and this afternoon expect sunny to mild conditions, with Saturday cloudy and mild. Temperatures for the New Year celebration should be generally mild, highs around 30 degrees and last night’s low near 28.

Friendshi Bureau

Jaycees Hear Reports On Dimes Drive Tonight

Homer Holton, drive chairman, reported $500 in contributions from local business men for the March of Dimes drive at the Junior Chamber weekly meeting at the Rainbow Supper Club. Guests included Vivian O'Brien and Bill Finlayson, with Bob Jones noting progress in polio vaccine efforts and outlining costs for 1955 vaccination campaigns.

Homer Holton March of Dimes Drive Rainbow Supper Club Vivian O’brien National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Bill Finlayson Central Carolina Convalescent Hospital Greensboro Bob Jones North Carolina Jones Sweden Gen Jones United States Ju Chamber of Commerce Knox Ae

City Manager outlines measured housing law enforcement

City Manager T. E. Hinson promised there will be no wholesale slaughter of housing as the housing rehabilitation ordinance takes effect. He stressed cooperation first, gradual clearance of conditions, and that enforcement rests largely with the city building inspector, with appeals to an board and court options. Most owners are expected to cooperate, though enforcement may face trouble. The ordinance allows a year to add major renovations such as installing toilets.

T. E. Hinson Hinson City Hall Pane Selena Bla

Real Estate Transfers and Civic Support Highlight Jamestown News

Realty transfers list Grayson Bowers and wife to Berlyn Wilson and wife on three W. F. Smith lots and H S Ragan Jr et al to Tommy T Crawford and wife for 10 Coe Place during early January. Special March of Dimes contributions urged to Hamilton Street High Point. The Jaycees voted to sponsor and underwrite a William Penn High School driver training course.

Jamestown Township Grayson Bowers Berlyn Wilson W. F. Smith H. S. Ragan Jr Tommy T. Crawford Coe Place March of Dimes N. Hamilton St High Point William Penn High School Jaycees William R. Atkinson Kernersville James F. Barneycastle Lexington William C. Belo Ray- Lee Boger Ray Lowe Calloway Thomasville Tommy E. Cole II Shirley Cole English St Hubert Wright I.L. Cook Asheboro Florence Wicks W. F. Cross Willie Louise Crowder Ernest H. Firlein Jr D. M. Firlein Oakwood Court Hubert S. Forkner J. G. Forkner N. Waiman Ave Darrell H. Fouts R. A. Fouts Knollwood Dr

Robins Sighted Spark Spring Talk in High Point

A High Point observer reports five robins yesterday and three more today from Parkway claiming spring arrived eight days early. Thermometer, calendar and almanac cast doubt with indications winter lingers and birds may be leftovers or misrouted.

High Point Parkway Mary Alice Sheloff

Pupils in Guilford to Get Polio Shots

In 1955 every first second and fourth grade child in High Point Greensboro and rural Guilford County will be offered the Salk polio vaccine. Robert L. Jones of Charlotte and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announced the plan noting Guilford County tested the vaccine this year and nine million dollars of the foundation's 1955 goal will fund vaccine distribution and related education and research nationwide.

High Point Greensboro Robert L. Jones Jones Charlotte North Carolina National Foundation For Guilford County Sec Ince National Fence National Foundation United States

Pick Wrong Place To Loaf

Anthony Pellegrini, 55, sat in Municipal Court to while away time. A detective spotted him and alerted colleagues who arrested him for failing to pay a $75 hotel bill. He was jailed after booking.

Atlantic City N.A Anthony Pellegrini Munici_ Court Pellegrini City

Recruits Offered Assignments To Helicopter Units

The Army offers recruits direct assignment to the helicopter maintenance school at the local recruiting office. Graduates become helicopter mechanics and may qualify for pilot training. Helicopters, or whirly-birds, are increasingly crucial for transporting troops and cargo.

Army Snyder Sgt

North Carolina Tax Refund List Owes 2500 Citizens

A Greensboro IRS release lists about 2,500 North Carolina residents who have not claimed their 1953 federal income tax refunds. The notice names High Point area recipients and urges claimants to contact the District Director, provide exact filing name, address, social security number, employer, current address, and sign the letter.

High Point North Carolina Internal Revenue Service Greensboro

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W. F. Hester Hester H. A. Wood Pat Hunt Janie Carroll W.G. Ralston Fred Reece Frances Hutchens W. H. Bradner I. B. Walker Ivey Crissman B. J. Yates Sturkey Dimes Drive Willie R. Gainey Battle St S. L. Hargrave A. D. Hazelwood Colfax T. L. Hazelwood Erick E. Hernadez Chestnut St Clayton Johnson Walker St Point Stanely F. Johnson Church St Charles M. Lamb James E. Lewallen C. J. Lewallen John Lewis Claudia Lewis Donald A W. Miller Othy Helen Long Willa Jean Luther Dewey McCoy E. Washington St Franklin O. Mickey Paul J. Payne Daniel Brooks Apts Rensler Pendergrass Gale St Charlie F. Phillips B. M. Phillips Landsdown St High Pre James Poe Will Rhynehardt Hilltop St Peggy L. Saunders Thomas Junior Simmons E. Russell St Bill Smith Gilbert A. Smith G. K. Smith Eulah Mull Spencer Allthee Starke Cleo Styles Furlough St Homer F. Surratt Denton Arthur Taylor Shackleford Ave Gleelin Taylor Gene D. Vestal Claude W. Watkins Rachels Wilkes A. H Point William Wilson M. Wilson Rush High Point Township South Main Street T-Bone Crisco Emade Country Columbia S. Main ST
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