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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1971

Page

2

Four Teens Stand Trial Over Hulda St Shootout

In High Point district court four teenagers George DeWitt Randolph Jennings Bradford Lilley and Larry Medley face charges of conspiracy to murder and multiple assault counts after a Hulda Street standoff. Prosecutors say deputies and police used tear gas before gunfire erupted with officers wounded. witnesses describe guards and torn gas and a casualty list including Lt Shaw Cooke.

Howard Hayes Enterprise District Court Ed Washington George DeWitt Randolph Jennings Bradford Mizell Lilley Larry Medley High Point Richard S. Gillespie Shaw Cooke Elsie Circle Gillespie Lt. Cooke Gillispie Cooke George E. McDowell Bryant McDowell Jerry Paul Greenville de Witt Joseph Tieger Charlotte Medley James Ferguson Lilley High Rogers Thomasville Jennings Laurie Pritchett Guilford County Paul Gibson J. L. Fagan Hulda Street John R. Davis Byron Haworth

Judge Keeps Order as Hearing Opens for Four Teens

Judge Ed Washington presided over a preliminaries hearing for four teenagers charged after a February 10 shooting at 612 Hulda St. A woman, Dora Gray of Fern Street, was arrested in the building for disturbing the peace after warnings to restrain disruption.

Ed Washington Hulda St Dora Gray Fern Street

Childbirth Education Series Opens at High Point Memorial

The first class in a five part Childbirth Education Series will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in the High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. The program, sponsored by the Family Life Council of Greater High Point, covers prenatal care hospital orientation labor delivery baby growth and family planning with instructor Mary Clayton guiding.

High Point Memorial Hosital School of Nursing Onuloard Family Life Council of Greater High Point Family Life Council Memorial Hospital Medical Auxiliary Delbert Byrum High Point Family Life Council Mary Clayton School of Nursing Lyles and the Jaycees Akron Ohio

Symbolical Sapphires and Their Beliefs

A historical note discusses sapphires as symbols of heavenly bliss and protection against poverty and betrayal. It claims the stones guard against eye disease and can cure snake bites, reflecting ancient beliefs about gemstone powers.

That Old Elm Street Courtship Echoes Modern Crushes

A nostalgic column argues that today’s elementary school romances differ from the past. It recalls a 12 year old girl’s failed campaign to win a boy, a mother relaying messages, and a father pondering the birds and bees talk. It contrasts modern tactics with a rougher, more physical past.

Good Old Elm Street

Memory Of Wife High Pointer Boosts Support Of Eye Bank

High Point resident Mrs. Edwin N. Clinard died Feb 4 1970. Her eyes were donated to the North Carolina Eye Bank in Winston-Salem and used in a corneal transplant. Clinard has become a strong advocate for eye and tissue donation through Lions Clubs and local outreach. The bank expanded in 1969 to become North Carolina Eye and Human Tissue Bank Inc, broadening to accept heart lungs liver and even whole bodies for research.

Edwin N. Clinard High Point Clinard Eye Bank Eye Lions Clubs North Carolina General Assembly North Carolina Eye and Human Tissue Bank Inc Rochester N. Y Helen Bunce Margaret Macklin Eye and Tissue Bank Winston- Salem

Local resident backs eye and tissue bank expansion

Edwin Clinard of 200 Fisher Ave urges public awareness and wills for eye and tissue donation. He supports Lions Clubs and Myrtle Desk Co participation and asked Rep. Preyer about possible tax credits, noting his own body to be donated for medical research.

Fisher Ave Clinard Lions Clubs Myrtle Desk Co Richardson Preyer Preyer Treasury Department Congressional

Shell holes aid abalone breathing on rock surfaces

The abalone uses edge holes to vent water from its gills allowing it to respire while clinging to the rock surface. This adaptation helps maintain a seal with the substrate during feeding and protection.

Y Indian Guides Hold Big Feast

The High Point YMCA Indian Guides held a Father Son Indian Feast at the YMCA gymnasium. Chief Bob Chapman was elected to a third term as Chief of the High Point Y Indian Guides. Awards went to the Apache for best display, Fox for second, and Blackfoot for third.

High Point Ymca Jim Jarrett Eddie Jarrett Mike Jester Jeff High Point Ymca Indian Guides YMCA Bob Chapman High Point Carolinas Donald R. Puntch North Mecklenburg Martin Sid Bailey High Point Longhouse Roger Hibbard Longhouse Chapman Jack Barksdale Clifford Cramer Ed Brooks Miles Talbert

A Family Affair at Pack 16 Blue and Gold Banquet

The annual Blue and Gold banquet at Johnson Street School for Pack 16 featured a full family event with a French chef style buffet, authentic Indian dances by the boys, and performances by the Ingrams and others. Parents share in every achievement as they present badges, reinforcing the family spirit of cub scouting and the path to Eagle Scout.

Johnson Street School Ar Under Agram PTA Sealer Alalters Ingrams Mike Gates of Heaven St. Peter Earth Boy Scouts Soqui Mom Dad

Also Mentioned on This Page

High Point Memorial Hospital T. S. Bryant Jim Stratford High Point Enterprise Derby Steve Nixon Jeff Curtis Lyles Chevrolet Co N. Main Street Art Richardson The Lions Club Edwin Clinard By Faye Marks
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