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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1964
Page
7
Graveside services for infant Keith Monroe Coleman son of Walter and Martha Coleman of 1313 E Farriss Ave were held Monday at Floral Garden Park. Burial followed in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The infant died Sunday at High Point Memorial Hospital.
State Rep. Phil Lacy, seeking Guilford County Republican chairman, hailed precinct results from last night as favorable. Elliott, 64, of Rt. 4, died at Maples Rest Home after illness. Lacy said Reynolds Grove and Greensboro precincts boosted the faction. Holloway's camp lost own precinct control. Funeral set at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Wednesday at 3 p.m. Burial in church cemetery.
Three High Point College professors Dr. E O Cummings Fryhover and Raiford Porter will discuss careers in chemistry mathematics instrumental and vocal music and painting sculpture and other arts at Thomasville High School. Cummings directs the college industrial coatings center and joined High Point College in 1928. Fryhover has led musical productions and directs college choirs. Porter is a Fullbright Scholar with MFA and has held multiple art exhibitions and taught in the Governor's School.
Republican faction in Highwey held precinct meetings last night with 483 attendees. The list of precinct chairmen includes Dale Montgomery No.1, J R Shelton No.13, Virgil Carrick No.20, and Herman Kick No.18. The largest turnout, 71, occurred at Precinct No. 4.
Kennedy says his congregation of average working people supports urban renewal. They raised over 5100 in months since the church was added to the acquisition list and 100 for stained glass windows. The church will have a formal dedication in April with Rev Wayne Carlyle of Winston Salem leading revival services next Sunday.
The High Point Board of Adjustments approved a four foot yard variance for two local doctors to build an office on an irregular corner lot at Lindsay Street and Westwood Avenue in a C-2 residential district. Clayton Mays spoke for Doctors N H Chiles and Donald Douglass.
A Mothers March sponsored by March of Dimes is planned for Thomasville tonight. A large group of mothers will canvass door to door to raise funds for birth defect research. Harriet Kennedy supervises solicitors and kits are available at the public library on Randolph Street. Local groups including Jaycees, Pilot, Fair Grove, and Hasty Lions have raised $483.67 so far.
In Ferndale Junior High School precinct meeting GOP officials clash over legality and open versus closed meetings. J Van Boyles elected chairman in No 2 precinct and officials re elected in No 6 precinct. High Point sends 245 delegates, 233 favor open meetings. Rival faction plans Thursday social to elect township officers. Dr W J Kiser opposes. County convention in Greensboro slated Saturday with Saxon speaking.
A feed grain workshop will be held Wednesday at the County Building in Lexington starting at 7 30 p m. Farm agents say the program focuses on studying the cost of various feeds in a ration and those who missed the first session are urged to attend this follow up event.
The Guernsey Breeders Assn will meet Thursday at 7 pm at Yarbrough's Restaurant in Davidson County. Farm agents ask attendees to reserve meals through the county office.
Police investigated a string of incidents including a garage blaze on Lake Street and a gas heater fire in a hallway at a Washington Street home. No injuries reported. A three car collision on E Washington Street caused damage but no injuries. Burglary reports at Barbee Street and nearby stores involved missing cash and checks. thieves entered via ceiling and skylight, but stores like Hudson Belk and Sink's Dry Cleaners reported minimal losses.
The High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce presented the book Young Men Can Change the World to High Point College Library during Jaycee Week. Dean Dull formally gave the volume to librarian Mrs. Marcella Carter, noting its focus on youth civic service and community benefit.
Franklinville is jailed on a charge of issuing worthless checks to O Hams Tenneco on S Main Street Roberts Sinclair Station and Harthcock Super Market. Bond set at 200 dollars. Robert Whitley 27 of Purdey Street held on 100 dollar bond for larceny and fugitive from justice from Nebraska. James E Whitaker 35 free on 5 dollar bond after assault charge. Three juveniles remanded to Juvenile Court for larceny. mother faces Domestic Relations Court for contributing to a minor delinquency. Juveniles accused of stealing cigarettes and 89 dollars from Wade Crotts’s car glove compartment Coltrane Street.
LEXINGTON 4-H trains rural civil defense with a session Thursday at 7 30 p m in the County Building auditorium led by Ernest M Stallings extension rural civil defense specialist Leaders of Community and Junior H Club are expected to attend and take part in the new project available to 4H members ages nine to 21 in North Carolina County agents plan to assist leaders in adopting the program and note that all club leaders will attend the meeting Thursday night In Daytona Beach Florida AP Dr Don Delano Tullis 45 retired Presbyterian minister and columnist died Sunday.
Thomasville reports a taxi driver bound over to the January term of Davidson County Superior Court after a preliminary hearing. John Ward allegedly converted 23.60 from James Hegler's cab business while employed. bond set at 300. Also, two escapees from a work detail near Hasty School were sentenced to six months to run after their current terms.
Thomasville police report Jed Clark, 23, of 717 Douglas Drive, Thomasville, is jailed on a charge of auto larceny. The car, owned by W. R. Lemmions of 508 Lexington Avenue, was reportedly stolen late yesterday. Authorities note the case involves funds handling and reassignment requests within the school board context.
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