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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1958
Page
32
A mosaic of small town anecdotes and reflections marks the New Year. Alden Welch buys car tags, Ed Lane riffs on education and politics, and memories of Grandpa Marion’s icy geese saga mix with local quirks from Archdale to Jamestown.
William Mc Kinley Morgan aged 57 of 203 Fairfield Road died after a heart attack. Funeral services were held Saturday at Green Street Baptist Church with Dr. E W Price and Rev George T Tunstall officiating. Interment followed at Springfield Friends Cemetery. Pallbearers were H T Brown F E Myers Paul M Charping N H Davis Guy C Mallory and J R Deaton. He had been in declining health and died unexpectedly at High Point Memorial Hospital Thursday morning.
Funeral services were held at Archdale Friends Meeting House on Saturday at 3 o clock with Rev. Isaac Harris officiating. Pallbearers listed include Lester Burge and Robert Spencer Jr. Interment followed at Springfield Cemetery. McCampbell of Archdale died New Year’s Day after illness.
A child died in Van Nuys California and burial will be held here. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs F R Conrad of Winston Salem and Mr and Mrs C R Hightower of Las Vegas Nevada. Graveside services will be conducted today by Rev David Stanfield of Springfield Friends.
The deduction places the victim by the illuminated east window in a shack. The sneezer sits on the north side, exposing the draft, identified as Bobo CREighton. Opposite the sneezer is George Greeley, leaving Stew Naylor as the fourth man. Testimony links the man on the right to the shooter, implicating Bobo Creighton as the killer.
County officials announce 1958 actions including school construction and final purchase of a lot adjoining county property in Greensboro. A medico legal postmortem system may be approved to supplement the coroner, with Dr Alan B Coggeshall named to lead. Also study of microfilm storage and possible reuse of sanatorium buildings for vocational training.
Guilford County Fine Arts festival officials appeal to amateur writers artists and photographers to enter the Spring contest. Send names and phone numbers to the High Point Chamber of Commerce by March 27 28 or 29. Entries include free form pieces and musical compositions.
Des Moines businessman Don A Springer was ill in bed when a telephoned message from his office prompted his wife to bring his medicine upstairs. The timely call ensured he received the prescription on time.
In Thomasville on the Mills Home campus nearly 500 Baptist men from across the state attended the second annual layman's meet focused on soul winning and personal evangelism. The event featured forty one pastors leading conferences on evangelism methods and messages titled My Personal Experience With Christ delivered by six laymen including W K Hooker and Victor Jones.
In Thomasville district a wife seeking a preacher license at the Methodist District Conference plans to aid her ailing husband Rev. Frank J. Stough at Spring Hill Methodist Church. Other candidates include Milford Loy Kennedy Austin Frye Ernest Randall Lanier and Raleigh Webster Leonard Jr. The conference, led by district superintendent Rev. John H. Carper, meets at Fair Grove Church with talks by Walter Anderson and Dr Fletcher Nelson.
Holt McPherson, editor of the High Point Enterprise, is reappointed chair of the Schools of Journalism Committee of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association by President Millard Cope. He will serve as SNPA's representative on the American Council on Education for Journalism and has long been vice president of the council. The committee includes editors and publishers from all 14 SNPA states, with Frank A. Daniels of the Raleigh News and Observer and Times named as North Carolina representative.
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