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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1955

Page

21

Unidentified Truck Driver Hero In Fire

Jamestown January 15 A six room house on Oakdale Road burned early morning while a passing truck driver on rounds to stock vending machines awoke Red Brandon and his wife and helped remove their four children All four children under six years old No injuries reported The driver could not be identified Brandon family staying with a neighbor while their home is rebuilt

Jamestown Oakdale Rd Red Brandon Oakdale Brandon

Man Charged After Fight With Officer

A routine arrest turned violent around 10 30 last night when a 20 year old local resident and officer involved in a scuffle. Charles E Pearce and Albert Smith both 20 faced charges. Smith lacked a driver's permit and was jailed in the car he rode in. Pearce described the fracas and the assault with a deadly weapon charge with bond set at 300 dollars. The defendant was released pending trial.

Cas A Ou Charles E. Pearce Albert Smith Smith Pearce

Dividend Declared by High Point Savings and Trust 1955

Board of Directors declares a semiannual cash dividend on common stock for stockholders of record January 14, 1955 payable in 1955. This marks the first such dividend since the bank’s organization.

High Point Savings and Trust Company Coneer Sanaa

Highway 70 Re Routing Plan Faces Local Opposition

Lexington officials led by Larry Johnson oppose a proposed reroute of Highway 70 between Greensboro and Statesville. Mayor Marshall Kurfees seeks to shift the road through Winston Salem, prompting joint opposition from local chambers and business groups who argue the change serves few and increases travel time. Johnson says a formal letter will be drafted and legislative input sought to block the plan.

Lexington Greensboro Statesville Larry Johnson Lexington Chamber of Commerce Johnson Raleigh Wiston-Salem Marshall Kurfees Kurfees Winston-Salem Jonnon Aid Fallacy Prong Stone Merce Point Thomasville Salisbury High Point Certainsic

HPC Students Redesign College Government

High Point College students adopted a new student government structure last week. A committee led by David Abernathy proposed a constitution replacing the long standing council type system from 28 years ago, with a legislature of about members and a 10 member Judiciary Council, to take effect in April.

High Point College Counccil David Abernathy Abernathy

Local Youth Injured in Auto Accident Near Chapel Hill

Randall Boyden Henley a UNC student was seriously injured when his car skidded and overturned on a sharp curve near Chapel Hill. He remained in Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill resting comfortably. His brother Nicky Henley and friend Roger Jones were uninjured.

Randall Boyden Henley A. Bi. Henley Ferndale Dr University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Memorial Hospitel Acta Henley Nicky Roger Jones Grover Jones University Barge R. B. Terry The High Point Enterprise, Inc

Women of First Presbyterian Church meet in circles

The Women of the First Presbyterian Church will meet in circles Monday at various hosts led by Mrs. C Bear-Suiey and Mrs. R Short. Several circles gather at 3 p.m. with additional hostess duties and a supper group planned at the church.

First Presbyterian Church John A. Womack Woodrow Bear- Suiey Farriss Fiorhem R. Short E. A. Sunset N. T. Praigg H. D. Sears Jr Hilcrest Dr Archie Newton C. E Lehmann Weilton BR. B. Tergearries R. G. Sp My Westwood P.m P. C. McLain Lindsay A i G. W. Denny Hille George E. White Pam Roger Taylor

Obituaries and funerals in Chapel Hill and nearby towns

Deaths include English Bagby longtime UNC professor died at Carolina Memorial Hospital services set in Chapel Hill with Rev Hubbard. Survivors include widow Helen Marsh daughter Anne and son John. Also listed are Mrs Ingram, Mrs Barker, Fred Ingram’s wife, and Fred O Cass Whitt with details of services and survivors across Alamance and Guilford counties. Memorials note Bagby’s musical tie to Virginia Military Institute and academic contributions.

Chapel Hill N.C English Bagby University of Nort Carolina Psychology Department Carolina Memorial Hospital Chapel Aie Hubbard University Methodists Bagby Canonios Sook Helen Julia Marsh Boston Aghter Anne John English University of Here Yale Virginia Military Institute Frogie Waite Ingram Fred L. Ingram Ferndale Drive Fred O'Cass Whitt High Point Memorial Hospital Mr. Whitt Hag Alamance County Frances Stutts Andrew Shepard Mary Lena Jones Whitt Highland Methodist Lena Jones Whitt Mill Street Virginia Broadwell Mish Point Aaron Crouse Lexington Eddie Cook High Point O. R. Neighbors Jr J. C. Whitt Chattanooga Tenn Lloyd Whitt Eagle Pass Texas Eesne Gee Cora Lamb Thomasville Doug Starrs Martha Jackson Chester Stutts

Funeral services for Robert A. Lee Sr.

Robert A. Lee Sr. died Tuesday afternoon at 1 15 at his home 512 Bridges Street. Funeral services were held Friday at 3 pm at First Baptist Church with Dr J Rawlins and Rev A T Tuttle officiating. Interment followed at Fairfield Cemetery. Active bearers included E F Reavis and Paul W Godfrey among others. honorary pallbearers were members of the Farkas Andrews Bible Class.

Robert A. Lee SR First Baptist Church J. Rawlinson A. T. Tuttle Fairfield Methodist Church Fairfield Fairfield Cemetery E. F. Et. J. A. Reavis Paul W. Godfrey Clarence Jones G. A. Memory Cliff Koontz Farkas-Andrews Mr. Lee Bridges St

Funeral services for Mrs Mary White in Wesley Methodist Church

Funeral services for Mrs Mary White will be held in the Wesley Methodist church this afternoon at 2 30 by Rev Walter J Miher and Rev E Lester Ballard. Interment will follow in the fam Sechrest Funeral Home P will

Mary White Wesley Methodist Church Walter J. Miher E. Lester Ballard Sechrest Funeral Home

High Point Band to Stage All-State Orchestra

The North Carolina All-State High School Orchestra will meet January 21-22 in Winston-Salem. Misa Virgin-Sigh selected the students, with many named players from High Point listed across rows and seats. Absentees included Anne Hand and Rupert Pickens.

North Carolina Winston-Salem Misa Virgin- Sigh Twin City High Point High School

Girl injured after running in front of bus

An eight year old girl, Linda Jean Suits, suffered cuts and bruises when she ran from behind a school bus into the path of an oncoming car in Allen Jay. Arthur B. Howard of Route 4 High Point was driving the car. the accident occurred at 5 50 p m and the girl was taken to a hospital for observation and X rays.

Allen Jay Arthur B. Howard

Postmaster Says Overseas Mail Addresses Simplified

The Post Office announced a change for mail to servicemen overseas. The addressing phrase coo Postmaster should be dropped and overseas mail should use APO addresses to reach Army post offices.

Iene New York Nwy

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HPC McCluIe Carolina's Maine High Point Road M. A. Barker Ie Koonce George H. Wallace Allen Jey Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery Mary W. Ingram S. Main St Ja Lewis Gloria Snotherly Caroline Kirkman Penny Hutchison Marilyn Pruette Libby Nicholson Jerry Hill Ken Neth Briggs Diane Snyder Beesey Bryant Caroline Wallace St Mae van Zett Beckiwell Max Chadwick L. G. Wilson Meryle Pope Jean Grady A Burton Nancy Moran Franklin Bullard Anne H Rupert Pickens Ak Mount Reena En Ilversmith Rosanne
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