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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1967

Page

14

Mid-Year Salary Increases Approved for City Workers

City Manager Harold Cheek announces mid year pay raises for hourly workers policemen and firemen to align with industry wages. Starting police pay rises to 420 monthly and firemen to 400 with next bracket up about 5 percent. most non minimum wage hourly workers gain 1.40 per hour. Week hours cut to 42 1/2 for public works, total raise amount and affected employees not yet determined. Raises effective February 1.

Forrest Cates Harold Cheek Cheek Public Works Parks and Recreation

Woman Charged With Assaults In Thomasville

Annie H. Liles 28 of Afton Street faced two assault charges on Saturday after allegedly throwing a knife at Lincoln Liles at 2 p.m. and then assaulting him by holding at 8:20 p.m. Carrie S. Humphries 58 of Barnwell Street also charged with hitting Liles with a pot.

Thomasville Afton Street Annie H. Liles Lincoln Liles Liles Carrie S. Humphries Barnwell Street

Weather Forecast: Cold Rain Turning to Snow Likely

The area faces colder weather with rain that may change to snow late tonight. Clouds persist through Tuesday with rain late this afternoon. Tonight’s precipitation chance is 100 percent, 50 percent for Tuesday. Wednesday looks cloudy and cold as highs reach near 50 today and 35 to 40 on Tuesday. tonight’s low around 30.

NCNB Bank on Green Foiled Weekend Break-In Attempt

NCNB's W Green Drive branch withstood a weekend burglary attempt. Thieves used an acetylene torch on the night depository. a hole in the ceiling and a ladder were found, but the vault roof kept them from entry. Police and FBI continue to investigate. Five other break-ins were reported including a 50 cent theft at Villa Restaurant and $52 from Carolina Spring Co vending machines.

Don Follmer North Carolina National Bank W. Green Drive Federal Bureau of Investigation Johnny Rhymer Villa Interstate 85 Rhymer Carolina Spring Co English Road Hiatt Green Drive William Kallam Runyon Drive

Three Men Sought After Curb Market Robbery

At Robbins Curb Market on E Washington Drive a young white man robbed the store about 8 p.m. with a partner, taking 150 to 175 dollars. Clerk Franklin McCain was shot in the bathroom and warned to stay put during the heist. Separately Richmond County man Robert E. Gibson 39 died at High Point Memorial Hospital after a self-inflicted gunshot at 737 Elder Road. He attended Hamlet schools and was a funeral director. A three-year-old boy was struck by a car at 3 p.m. on Sunday. driver James Lee Hardin 23 faced no charges.

Robert E. Gibson Richmond County High Point Memorial Hospital Elder Rd Eugene Terrell Gibson R. E Julia Smith Gibson Pittsburg College of Yopp Funeral Home Wilmington First Methodist Church of Hamlet

Prayer for T SDAY from Forward Movement Publications

A brief invocation seeking steadfast faith amid doubt. The prayer affirms God as Christlike and caring, acknowledging Christ’s indwelling and sustaining power. Written by James W. Kennedy of Cincinnati Ohio, director and editor at Forward Movement Publications.

God James W. Kennedy Cincinnati Forward Movement Publications

Docket Headed By Murder Case Opens Superior Court

The one week term of Superior Court opened with Judge Frank M. Armstrong presiding. Elijah Little is slated for trial on a murder charge and numerous defendants face varied counts including breaking and entering larceny embezzlement forgery and assault with deadly weapon.

Superior Court Frank M. Armstrong Troy Elijah Little Nelson E. Hairston Cecil Clayton Baxley Nelson V. Murphy Beauford Odell Ball Herbert Odell Thompson Gladys Cash Norman Don Cecil James Richard Holmes Roland Hayes Ingram Essie Womack Annie Pearl Yoes

Worker's Death Is Probed In Thomasville

An investigation began in Thomasville to determine if the Sunday death of 47-year-old Howard Rubin will count as the city's third murder of the year. Rubin died at City Memorial Hospital after a fight earlier that morning. coroner Dr. Joel Leonard planned a ruling later today.

Thomasville Howard Rubin Elwood Street City Memorial Hospital Rubin Joel Leonard Davidson County Edgar Smith Smith

Early Action Likely on High Point Renewal Proposal

City Planning and Zoning Commission to meet in special session to consider adding 15 acres in downtown High Point for urban renewal. Area includes the current post office site and several blocks in S Main to Hamilton Russell, with 43 of 54 structures substandard and two thirds needed to qualify as blighted.

Forrest Cates High Point City Planning and Zoning Commission S. Main-Hamilton-Russell Streets Continental Furniture Co Hendrix Batting Co E. Green Baptist Church City Planning Department Redevelopment Commission

Guilford County Commission reviews construction plans and budget

At the Guilford County Commission meeting, County Manager Carl Johnson outlined bids for a new $300,000 agricultural center to be built on E Market Street and ready by year end. The project adds space for county agricultural services and federal agencies. Other updates include jail expansion at the farm, new fire stations, alarm system expansions, tax collections totaling over $12.7 million for 1966, and a 6000 per year assistant home economics agent appointment. Welfare Director L. M. Thompson noted 470 beneficiaries from increased boarding and nursing home rates, increasing costs by about $12,000 with a December budget surplus of $12,300 to cover the rise.

Jim Hawkins Greensboro Guilford Carl Johnson Farm Extension Willard Kimrey E. Market Street Alfred Norwood Gibsonville Elwood Willey C. R. Brooks Karen James L. M Thompson Thompson Welfare Department

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Hamilton Street Chip Faircloth Ncnb Unit Mark Allen Cliffside Street James Lee Hardin Willow Place James Bailey Ward Phillips Bobby Ray Caddell Mattie Johnson Mack Barnes Kenneth Edward Conner Carroll Wayne Young Jack Butler James Leonard Chatham Charlie W. McKinney Ralph Odell Wright Ronnie Cecil McQuaigue Harry Lee Huffman Jerry Wayne Valdez Carl Parker Joshua White Douglas McArthur Johnson Lillie Bessie Carlton Wall Culbreth Avenue Tom Taylor Seagraves Co Warren Jackson Commission
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