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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1952
Page
2
The article describes a $400,000 Liberty Drive elementary school with a T shaped building. Two end wings are separated by a removable partition to enable visual education methods. A rear view photo shows the structure.
Emanuel Fewell Westmoreland 90, longtime Thomasville resident and pioneer family member, died Saturday at home after long illness. Born in Davidson county near Linwood, he moved to Thomasville 86 years ago. He served as judge for many years and was a notary. He never married and is survived by nieces and relatives including Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Tew, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Culbreth, Stewart Westmoreland, and L. A. Westmoreland. Interment in City Cemetery family plot.
Me and Mrs John Cavallo in Tenn call their children the Cavallo Bouquet because each is named for a flower. Their three are Rose Violet Gardenia. Their fourth child Jonquil was nicknamed John.
Clifford Fligg, director of Public Information for Southeastern the American National Licencese, discusses Red Cross publicity with Bland Worley-Lawrence and Robert Hansa Koonce Jr. present from the Blood committee. Fligg has nine years in public information and public relations. The age of a dove can be determined from its wings.
The proposed Liberty Drive school for 500 students will open next fall to relieve over crowding at the up town high school. Builders plan 16 lighted heated classrooms and new facilities including a cafeteria library and recreation room.
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