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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1967
Page
12
Weather forecast shows generally fair skies and warmer nights with a low near 40. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies with highs from 64 to 71 degrees. Thursday remains mild with a chance of scattered showers and today’s high near 60. Last night’s low was 33.
City council members showed little concern for specific street routes while pressing for timetables on the Highway 311 bypass and English Road extension. Mayor Stout questioned planning commission involvement as officials noted state control and funding details.
A patrol car was struck at Ward Avenue and Prospect Street around 11 55 p m. Richard Ray Hilton the officer was treated and released. James Dale Mullis 23 of Fala Street ran a red light and was charged with reckless driving. Damages totaled 200 to the police car 1000 to Mullis car 800 to boat fence and poles. Mullis and two others were involved in separate incidents with reckless driving charges reported earlier. A 10 year old pedestrian was uninjured in a separate bicycle auto collision on Springdale Street. A Roy Rycroft 35 of Westwood Avenue Thomasville was charged with failing to stop after his car struck a Briggs Avenue building at 1 31 a m.
Nearly 100 workers and leaders opened the YMCA annual membership drive with a $35,000 goal. The pre campaign renewals by mail and gp netted about $25,000, funding 40 to 50 percent of the yearly budget. Chairman Howard Vaughn underscored member benefits and year round activities for boys and men.
A Civil Defense adult education course titled Education For Living in the Nuclear Age begins at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Thomasville Junior High School, meeting weekly through March 22. Sponsored by the Thomasville Junior Chamber of Commerce, it is open to all residents and covers local, state, and national protective actions and emergency procedures.
The Thom asville Ministerial Assn. adopted a resolution condemning liquor by the drink and brown bagging. They will study alcohol education programs and appointed a committee to develop recommendations.
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