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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1963

Page

9

Lopez Sees End Of Rock And Roll

Longtime band leader Vincent Lopez told the High Point Executives Club at Sedgefield Manor that rock and roll would fade and be replaced by an ethereal sound from compact groups. He traced nine year music cycles from 1900 to 1962, recalled discovering Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey and Glenn Miller, and noted he and his band still perform at the Hotel Taft Grill in New York City since 1941.

Vincent Lopez James E. Lambeth Thomasville Lopez High Point Executives Club Sedgefield Manor Lambeth Tommy Jimmy Dorsey Glenn Miller Betty Hutton Betty Hutton. He and His Band Are Still Playing At the Hotel Taft Grill New York City Executives Club Nola Henry Price High Point

Citys Share Of Thoroughfare Costs Less Than $10 Million

City officials expect the state to fund more than two thirds of a 20 year 36 million street program for High Point with the city’s share under 10 million. City Manager Harold Cheek told council the plan is speculative and subject to revision and described proposed state and local responsibilities.

High Point Harold Cheek Cheek Hamilton Street Oak View ‘Road Elm Street N. Main Street N. Main English Road Montlieu Avenue E. Lexington

New Electrical Rate Schedule Is Approved

City councilmen informally adopted a new electrical rate schedule that will redirect over 150000 dollars annually from High Pointers' power bills. The overhaul creates an all electric rate for commercial and residential users and moves toward formal adoption on Thursday morning. Officials said the schedule listing will begin in March.

Duke Power Co Duke Duke's Theity

Restricted Home Zone Established in High Point

City council informally creates a restricted home zone in the urban renewal area for single family homes bounded by Thissell Street Leonard Street the Southern railroad and an existing residential zone. They plan formal action Thursday. A traffic signal project at S Main Street Coltrane Avenue with Carolina and North Western line cooperation is approved.

High Point Thissell Street Leonard Street Southern Railroad Carson Stout S. Main Street Coltrane Avenue Carolina and Northwestern Line Pershing Street Wilson Place Southern General Factors Inc N. Hamilton

Worker Killed In Cave-In On High Point Sewer Job

A construction worker named George Thomas of Weldon died when the ditch bank collapsed on a sewer project near Baker Road in East High Point. He died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital after being buried nine feet deep. his body was recovered after about 15 minutes of digging.

Baker Road East High Point Thomas

City's Job Outlook Shows Gains for February

High Point's employment picture improves as January yields 619 new job applications up 35 percent from December. The 433 openings mark a 37 percent rise and 271 non agricultural placements, with continued seasonal hiring expected into February though comparisons to last year remain unfavorable.

High Point Ralph Miller Local Employment Security Commission Miller ESC Commission

Red Shield Boys Club Talk At Oak View Lions Dinner

Jack Peacock executive director of the Red Shield Boys Club spoke at the Oak View Lions Club dinner in Oak View School cafeteria. R. C. Jones chaired the program. Lions noted Eye Bank trailer location at College Village Shopping Center 6 to 9 p.m. today through Friday and all day Saturday. Calendar sales plans were discussed. Jay Rike attended as a guest.

Jack Peacock Red Shield Boys’ Club Oak View

Applicants Sought For Clerk Of Recorder's Court

Thomasville officials seek applicants for the Clerk of Recorder's Court post. Applications available at City Hall and due by February 12 for preliminary screening by the personnel committee ahead of the February 18 council meeting. Proficiency in typing filing and bookkeeping required. applicants 21 or older with some legal knowledge preferred.

Thomasville Recorder's Court City Hall

Rain Forecast for Piedmont Tonight and Tomorrow

Intermittent rain is expected in the Piedmont tonight with gradually rising temperatures. Tonight’s low around 36, tomorrow’s high near 44, following a chilly spell with yesterday’s low 19 and today’s high about 43.

Piedmont Friendship Carolinas

Colfax Fire Department Named Best In County

Colfax Volunteer Fire Department won Fire Department of the Year at the Guilford County Fire Protective Association meeting in Guilford High School. Multiple awards were given including training and best appearance honors to neighboring departments amid county officials. An estimated 200 volunteers attended the banquet and heard a fire marshal report detailing 678 calls and asset values for the year.

Colfax Fire Department Colfax Volunteer Guilford County Fire Protective Assn Guilford High School W. W Bill) Linville Guilford County Assn Mutual Insurance Agents Murray M. White High Point George .Perry Wfmy-Tv Greensboro High Point Insurance Exchange Bruce Bailey Oak Ridge N. C Fire Protective Association Grant Air Force Greensboro- High Point Guilford Colfax

County Leaders Back Farm and Merchant Requests

Davidson County commissioners urge the General Assembly to ease direct sale restrictions on native beef and to bar certain going out of business sales.

Lexington Davidson County General Assembly

No Charges Filed After Accident Injures 11-Year-Old

Police filed no charges after an investigation into an accident on Fairfield Road that injured 11-year-old Barbara Jean White. The driver, George Glenn Shaffner, 56, of Julian, was not charged. the child was reported in good condition at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem.

Barbara Jean White George Glenn Shaffner Julian Fairfield Road the Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem High Point Kathleen Mowery Lilly Foust Street Raymond Earl Stanley Edgewood Ave W. Green Taylor Street Kathleen Lilly Stanley Edward Michael Singer Beaumont Street Sylvia Ann Bledsoe Spring Garden Street Singer Sylvia Bledsoe Buddy Eugene Chandler Denny Street Westchester Chandler

Building permits issued for Primm firms and home work

Building permits were issued to Richard Primm operator of Dogwood Hosiery Co for a $12 000 block building on Salem Street and for a $3 000 garage alteration at his home on Primm Circle The inspector has issued permits totaling $1 419 for roofing and other repairs to residences since the month began

Thomasville Richard Primm Dogwood Hosiery Co Salem Street Primm Circle

HPC Enrolls 960 Students For Spring

High Point College reports about 960 students enrolled for the spring term registrar Nat Yarborough announced. Admissions chief Stan Broadway notes 44 new students were admitted this semester from over 100 applicants. 11 freshmen 16 transfers and 17 returning students. Evening College totals reach 343 with 268 townspeople as non regular students an increase over last year.

High Point College Nat Yarborough Stan Broadway Broadway C. R. Hinshaw

Parks Commission Plans For Summer

The High Point Parks and Recreation Commission met to discuss summer preparations. Land tracts on Centennial Avenue and Council Street were eyed for parks with decisions postponed for further study. The city bought a lot beside Blair Park golf course shed and plans to sell a council street tract with use contingencies.

High Point Parks and Recreation Commission Centennial Avenue Council Street Jack Southerland Blair Park Ray Kisiah Parks and Recreation Department Ray and Council Streets Clifton Koonts City Lake Park

City Dolls to Compete in Show Across High Point

High Point parks and recreation dept to sponsor a city wide doll show this month with 16 categories. Local centers host neighborhood contests with top three advancing to city finals to be held February 25 to March 2 in the Southeastern Furniture Building. Entry closes February 12. judging opens to the public before final awards.

Ray Kisiah High Point South‘eastern

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Lopez Speaking State Highway Commission High Point Enterprise Bank George Thomas Weldon The Howard Con Ment Red Shield Boys Club Work Braxton Younts HPC Parks Commission Kisiah Washington Terrace Park City Lake Pool Roger E. Gibson Gibson Wofford College Eee
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