Jaycees Plan Polio Bridge Fund Drive on Main Street
Jaycees reopen the Polio Bridge on Main Street from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily through Jan 20 as part of the March of Dimes. Ray Meadows leads the drive with Wayne Hoover and Clarence Wagner heading overall operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Ain Street
Jaycees
Bob Ruden
Harvey McFatridge
Janet Teague
Main Street
National Polio Foundation
Jaycee
Ray Meadows
Meadows
Wayne Hoover
Clarence Wagner
Harold Jarrell
Tom Gallimore
Frank Hardy
Howard Jarrell
Lang Mullinax
Graham Morgan
Raleigh Dingman
Ed Miller
Burning Cross Incident Near Randleman Investigated
Deputies probe a seven foot cross burned last night in front of a Negro store in the St. Peter area near Randleman. W D Bowman Jr. reported the fire occurred at a store with bootlegging associations but no witnesses to the cross’s erection or the arsonists. The cedar cross wrapped in burlap burned for over an hour along a country road near US Highway 220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
St. Peter
Randleman
W. D. Bowman Jr
Alcoholics Anonymous Plans House Church Meeting
Alcoholics Anonymous will hold a house church with information available by writing to P. O. Box 5053.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
Family Weekly Debuts in The Enterprise
The Enterprise adds Family Weekly as a new Sunday insert aimed at expanding catalogs and information for readers with a focus on family oriented listings and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Weekly
Oak View Lions Induct Four New Members
Four new members were inducted into the Oak View Lions Club during last night’s meeting in the Oak View School cafeteria. The induction will be formal Jan 31 at First Methodist Church in a joint ceremony with High Point Lions Club. Inductees: Ernest Lee Galloway, W. A. Gilchrist, Glenn Mickey, and Murray White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View Lions Club
Oak View
First Methodist Church
High Point Lions Club
Oak View Lion
Ernest Lee Galloway
W. A. Gilchrist
Glenn Mickey
Murray White
P. L. Smith
Hal Wright
Keith Teitfort
Oak View Club
Winter Mart Opens at High Point 64th Market Week
The 64th semi annual Southern Furniture and Rug Market opens Monday January 21 in High Point with 6000 retail buyers from the Southeast expected to visit 12 acres of displays. Leo J Heer notes High Point as a marketing hub and national center of significance for the furniture industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast
Southern Furniture Exposition
High Point
Leo J. Heer
Heer
Southern Retail Furniture Association
National Retail Furniture Association
Gathering Clouds May Bring Rain
Local forecasters predict increasing cloudiness tonight and tomorrow with a warming trend. Some light rain is possible Wednesday night or Thursday, followed by colder conditions by Thursday night per the Friendship Weather Bureau schedule. Last night’s low at Greensboro High Point Airport was 25, with tonight’s forecast near freezing and highs around 46 to 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Friendship Weather Bureau
Greensboro High Point
Patents Suit Opens in Middle District Court
Greensboro district court began a patent infringement case involving Stedman Manufacturing Co. of Asheboro. Frank R. Redman of Yardley Pennsylvania and the Redman Process American Corp. allege two knitting machinery patents are violated. The two sides expect about two days of hearings as Judge Johnson J. Hayes oversees pre trial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Middle District
Stedman Manufacturing Co
Asheboro
Frank R. Redman
Yardley
Redman
American Corp
Stedman
Johnson J. Hayes
Activit y bus readied for pilot school
Thomasville will receive a 42 passenger activity bus worth 4400 dollars to support the pilot school program. The two color vehicle was bought from Thomas Car Works Inc of High Point and will be delivered in a day or two. It includes fire extinguishers first aid kits heaters chrome seat rails a deluxe driver seat padded luggage rack and insulated body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville — Pilot School
Thomas Car Works, Inc
High Point
Ac Planetarium
Chapel Hill
How To Save Tax Dollars In Medical Deductions
A tax guidance column from federal income tax filing series explains itemizing medical expenses beyond 3 percent of adjusted gross income. It covers employer payments, insurance benefits, waivers for widows and widowers, child care deductions, and retirement credits with instructions and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Accountants
North Carolina Association of Cpa
Internal Revenue Service
Sam
Internal Active Service
Revenue Abi
Fire destroys church on Washington Street
A brisk wind fueled an early morning fire that razed a Negro church on Washington Street. Firefighters battled the flames as smoke swept through the area, with authorities investigating the cause.
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Washington St
E. Washington Street
Death Claims Ernest R. Anderson West End Druggist
Ernest Ruffin Anderson, 58, longtime West End druggist and businessman, died Monday afternoon at High Point Memorial Hospital after four years of declining health. He came to High Point in 1938 to run Anderson's West End Drug Store and was active in First Baptist Church and local civic groups. He leaves a wife Esther Jordan Anderson and children Ernest Jr, William, and Betsy, plus siblings and grandchildren. Funeral set for Wednesday at First Baptist Church. A separate fire at Pearson Memorial AME Church caused injuries to city fireman J. D. Walters and extensive damage, with cause undetermined and loss estimated at 15 to 20 thousand dollars.
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Ernest Ruffin Anderson
West End
High Point Memorial Hospital
Colonial
Mr. Anderson
High Point
Anderson
Wendell
W. E
Lillie Todd Anderson
Esther Jordan
Esther Jordan Anderson
Ernest R. Anderson Jr
William A. Anderson
Betsy Anderson Clontz
Fayetteville
W. E. Anderson
Morehead City
Jessie L. Anderson
Durham
Robert Shoe
J. Preston Andrews
Ivey Liles
Fitzgerald, Ga
S. K. Baldree
Leslie Day
Leroy Frederick
Baltimore
First Baptist Church
J. E. Rawlinson
J. D. Walters
Amos St
Pearson Memorial Ame
E. Washington and
Eccles
Walters
Cor- Walters
Southern Railway
Charles Lee Stevens
Graham
Tuesday Night Arts and Crafts Classes Open
Registration and initial classes in three Arts and Crafts Workshop courses will be held tonight at 7 30 at Blair Park clubhouse. Charles Taro of Southeastern Marble and Tile Co will instruct mosaic tiling and plaques for the eight week session. Mrs H C Simmons conducts china painting and leads a beginning class at Junior High School. Mrs Lacy High directs a ceramic modeling class creating ashtrays dishes candleholders and figurines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Park
Charles Taro
Southeastern Marble and Tile Co
H. C. Simmons
Dr Slate Named To Guilford County Health Board
Dr J E Slate of 202 E Green St is named to a four year term on the Guilford County Board of Health for 196? He succeeds Dr E D Apple whose term ended Dec 31 The appointment was made in Greensboro by Lloyd C Amos J Archie Cannon and E D Idol ex officio members Amos is county commissioners chairman Cannon Greensboro mayor Idol county schools superintendent The meeting will also consider dismissing High Point health officer Dr E H Ellinwood and whether Dr Loren Wallin remains head of the High Point health office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Slate
E. Green St
Guilford County
Apple
Greensboro
Slate
Montheu Avenue
High Point
E. H. Ellinwood
Loren Wallin
Ellinwood
County Health Board
Wallin
J. W. R. Norton
Norton
Dr. Ellinwood
Dr. Wallin
Raleigh
Greensboro Artists League to Form at School of Art
The Greensboro Artists' League will meet Wednesday at 7:30 PM at the Greensboro School of Art on 111 W. Mint St. Piedmont area residents interested in art are invited to attend and become charter members of the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Artists’ League
Greensboro School of Art
W. Mint St
Piedmont Area
Pilot High Yearbook Venus Staff Announced
Mrs. Jack Neal announces the Pilot high annual Venus staff with Carol Walser editor in chief and Leora Gorley assistant editor. Margaret Hedrick and Jerry Trotter are business managers with circulation led by Betty Shuler, Patty Burr, and Geraldine Hicks. Dolph Edwards and Carol Alexander supervise advertising. Sports editors are Betty Carr and Larry Burton. photography by Deanna Robertson and Nella Dennis. Typists are Sarah Clodfelter, Glenda Sechrist, and Frances Wilson. Yearbooks 200 copies, delivery planned before April.
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Thomasville
Jack Neal
Venus
Carol Walser
Leora Gorley
Margaret Hedrick
Jerry Trotter
Betty Shuler
Patty Burr
Geraldine Hicks
Dolph Edwards
Carol Alexander
Betty Carr
Larry Burton
Deanna Robertson
Nella Dennis
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Henry Fords
Margaret Chase Smith
Mark W. Clark
Oak View Lions
Winter Mart
Lacy High
Ernest R. Anderson
Death Takes
Eccles Street
Dr. Slate On
Health Board
Pilot High
Sarah Clodfelter
Glenda Sechrist
Frances Wilson
M. D. Keith
High Point Exchange Club
Harold Davis
Lester Morgan
J. C. Manors
Keith, Davis
Bil Cheves
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