Guilford County Faces Shifting Governor Race Prospects
Guilford politics show a potential governor bid by Kirkman of High Point as supporters push a fundraising drive. Other House and Senate moves emerge as incumbents weigh runs, with Neill and Amos among possible candidates and Ragsdale's future uncertain after a rare public appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Dace Oon
VU. A. Kirkman
High Point
Kirkmat
Kirkman
Raleigh
State Senate
Guilford House
Ed Kemp
Senate
Hugh Humphrey
House
Tom Turner
Greensboro
D. S. Neill
Neill
County Board of Commissioners
County Board
Ttems
Lloyd Amos
W G. Ragsdale Jr
Jamestown
Amos
Ragsdale
Cub Pack Golden Jubilee Banquet Marks 50 Years
Cub Pack 20 of First Presbyterian Church celebrated the Boy Scouts of America golden jubilee with a banquet. Advancement committeeman John Catlin presented awards to a long list of recipients including Bill Parker and Doug las Boyle. Bob Helm issued new registration cards to Den Mothers and committee members. Bob Stroupe presided as Cub master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts of America
John Catlin
Advancement
Bill Parker
David White
Douglas Boyle
Tim Caplanides
John Wiseman
Erich Rich
Joe Ritter
John Elder
David Petty
Ted Bell
David Catlin
Ed White
Tate Holbrook
Ruffin Whitfield
Randy Culler
George Holbrook
J. Jackson
Ed Stroupe
Bill Schaefer
Mat Thomas
Gee White
Sid Hunt
Bill Freeman
Bob Helm
Neighborhood Commission
Bob Stroupe
Cub Master
Unfair Competition Charge Levelled in Rail Hearings
The Southern Railway is accused of destructive competition against the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad during interstate commerce commission reciprocal switching hearings. Attorney F C Hillyer argues cancellations of reciprocal agreements reduce HPT&D revenue and push traffic to the Southern, threatening the smaller line’s viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
F. C. Hillyer
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Southern
Hpt&d
Th Southern
Hillyer
ICC
Robert R. Boyd
North
South Carolina
Inc Dmer
Wuumeree Voi
Irula
Lst Vcculten
Nriay
Bruton
Southern Railroad Issues Statement on High Point Case
Southern Railway released a statement during the Interstate Commerce Commission reciprocal switching hearings in High Point. The reply contends the Chamber of Commerce seeks to force Southern to turn over traffic for a nominal charge, reducing Southern’s line-haul participation and impact on the High Point economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Southern
High Point
North Carolina
Charlotte
W. R. Belfield
Chamber of Commerce
Hpt&d
Golden Age Club Valentine Party Planned at Blair Park
The Golden Age Club plans a Valentine Party at Blair Park tomorrow at 1 30 p m with residents invited for an afternoon of community cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Golden Age Club
Blair Park
Donors Sought As Flu Hits Red Cross Blood Program
The Red Cross blood drive for High Point faces a shortfall as flu season dampens donations. Co chairs Jim Hayworth and Paul Justice seek 350 pints via a bloodmobile visit set for Thursday and Friday. Dr. Marcus L. Aderholdt assures pint blood donations do not raise flu risk. Blood use at High Point Memorial Hospital rose in January to 187 pints plus plasma products, with 100 pints typical. The Bloodmobile at the Armory runs 11 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. tomorrow and 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Cochairmen
Jim Hayworth
Paul Justice
Marcus L. Aderholdt
Red Cross Blood Program
Two Men Promoted Captains For Oak View Fire Station
Dave B Leonard and Charlie A Jester were promoted to captains at Fire Station No 5 after the Oak View Fire Station was purchased by the city for 25 000 dollars. Chief Claude Canady praised their records as the station prepares for expanded facilities including a dormitory kitchen and class room with bids due February 10 and council action February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Canady
Dave B. Leonard
Charlie A. Jester
Oak View Station
Leonard
The
Oak View Fire Protection Association
Leo Schute
Change of scene wedding apology in Enterprise column
A Sunday Enterprise wedding report on Miss Zayne Elizabeth Collins and Daniel Jerome Fussell Jr. was incorrect. The ceremony moved from Main Street Methodist Church to the bride’s home because the bride was ill with influenza and high fever. guests attended a changed ceremony at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zayne Elizabeth Collins
Daniel Jerome Fussell Jr
Enterprise
Main Street Methodist Church
Robert H. Stamey
Fire Officers Re-Elected At Thomasville Drill Meeting
The Pilot reports Thomasville fire department re elected Al Miller as chief. Therrell Grimes as assistant chief. Captains named Jay Palmer and Boyce Connell. Lieutenants Arthur Conrad and Austin Sink. Traffic control officers Capt Wesley Scott and Lt Ed Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Pilot Fire Department
al Miller
Therrell Grimes
Jay Palmer
Boyce Connell
Arthur Conrad
Austin Sink
Wesley Scott
Ed Marshall
Talks Set For Power Purchase With Duke Energy
City officials plan to resume negotiations with Duke Power Co to buy electric facilities in 20 square miles annexed areas. A Friday committee meeting will present proposals to Duke officials. Details withheld until the meeting but recommendations guide negotiation. Funding comes from a $9 million bond issue approved by voters last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Power Co
Duke
Virginian Faces Charge Of Forgery
A Virginian wanted in two other places for forgery was arrested here last night on a similar charge. Glen Kyle Lawson, 29, of Pulaski, Va., is held on $1,000 bond awaiting a Feb. 3 Municipal Court hearing for forging the T. L. Shanakter Co. name to a $37 check to a florist. A second man, James Moss, 25, of Harrison Street, is held on $100 bond for assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly striking Johnny Simms, injuring teeth and lip. Two traffic charges against Fayre Lee Mayberry, 49, of Ward Street, include drunken driving and driving without an operator’s license. bond $400, March 7 hearing. Billy Gene Phillips, 20, of Centennial Avenue, a Teamsters Union member, is held on $100 bond for disorderly conduct per a warrant by a non-striker, with Feb. 15 Municipal Court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Kyle Lawson
Pulaski
T. L. Shanakter Co
Lawson
Virginia
James Moss
Harrison Street
Johnny Simms
Brackett Street
Simms
Fayre Lee Mayberry
Ward Street
Mayberry
Commerce Street
Teamsters Union
Billy Gene Phillips
Centennial Avenue
Sleet or Snow In Prospect For Two Dreary Days
The forecast calls for overcast skies tonight and tomorrow with light scattered rain and a chance of sleet or snow on Friday. Temperatures stay cold with highs around 40 and a low near 27 tonight.
Prayer for Students by Steubenville Minister
A church minister from First United Presbyterian Church in Steubenville Ohio asks God to guide students toward the abundant life in Christ. He prays for their probing minds and seeking hearts to grow in humility and spiritual strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
George A. Martin
Steubenville
Ohio
First United Presbyterian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cub Pack
James A. Bistline
Commerce
S. R. Goodman
Knox Walker
J. W. Morgan
C. F. Hillyer
J. T. Bruton
Doris Pressley
Robert Boyd
ICC Examiner
Janet Teague
Boyd
Southern Railway Industry
Hi’t&D
Universal T. V Furniture Mfg. Co
Briggs Mfg. Co
Briggs
Southern Railroad Issues Statement
Piedmont-Caro
P.m
High Point Enterprise
Motion
Claude Canady
High Point Fire Department
Dave Leonard
Charlie Jester
Red Cross Bloodmobile
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!