High Point Man Drawn Into City Narcotics Troubles
Edward Spivey faces a flood of drug related calls from parents and teens. The article portrays the dark world of narcotics including grass, pot, acid and speed as a constant concern for a resident of High Point, described by Enterprise staff writer Robert Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Marks
Enterprise
Spivey
Beeson Hardware Co
High Point
New York City
Teena a__ rehabilitation center food drug addicts
Fayetteville
Summer's End camp planned at First Reformed United Church
Summer's End, a free week of day camping for 200 underprivileged youngsters, is planned for Aug 17–22 at First Reformed United Church of Christ. Nico R. Qubein leads the program with help from church leaders and two underwriting advisory groups. The camp offers athletics, a recreational hall, movies, a coffee house, and hobby classes for ages 6 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed United Church of Christ
English Road
Nico R. Qubein
Qubein
William C. Hilton
Anna Foust
Glenn Brown
Paul Clapp
Robert Cress
Ralph Brown
Ricky Teague
Methodist College
Fayetteville
Camp Cheerio
Weekend Forecast Promises Mild Fair Skies
Fair weekend for High Point area residents with clear skies and warm temperatures. Today and Monday forecast call for mid to upper 80s, with nights in the mid 60s. The U.S. Weather Bureau at Friendship Airport issued the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Area
U. S. Weather Bureau
Friendship Airport
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Virginia
Two Concerts Scheduled At Guilford College
The Eastern Music Festival presents two Pops concerts on the Guilford College Lawn and in Dana Auditorium. The first features a Paris themed program conducted by Sheldon Morgenstern with the Guilford Symphony Orchestra, including Ravel Bolero and Love is Blue. The second showcases Bernstein West Side Story, Holst Handel and Haydn, with Daniel Piccirillo soloing in the Hayden Trumpet Concerto.
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Guilford College
Eastern Music Festival
Guilford College Lawn
Harmonic Orchestra
Paris
Ravel
Gigi
Saint-Saens
Sheldon Morgenstern
Guilford Symphony Orchestra
Dana Auditorium
Leonard Bernstein
Holst
Handel and Haydn
Daniel Piccirillo
Dayton
Ohio
Hayden
Circles of Main Street United Methodist Church Meeting Schedule
Circles of S Main Street United Methodist Church set meetings on Monday. Circle 1 hosts Mrs C C Culler and Mrs T B Culler at 3516 S Main St 2 30 p.m. Circle 2 with Mrs E J Johnson at 609 W Ray St at 10 a.m. Circle 4 led by Mrs Glenn Callicut at 1007 Dalewood Dr 7 30 p.m. Circle 5 dinner with Mrs G T Fallenstine at Route 4 6 30 p.m. Circle 6 covered dish supper at Mrs Knox Walker 1103 Brookwood 7 p.m. Lucy Robertson Circle meets 7 30 p.m. with Mrs D Surratt at 216 Woodgow Ave.
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S. Main Street
G. T. Fallenstine
Route 4
Knox Walker
Brookwood
Lucy Robertson
D. Surratt
Woodgow Ave
Anti Junk Auto Fight Continues Court Cases
The Building Inspections Department pursued abandoned junked cars with two Friday court cases. David Moore pleaded guilty but his case was not pressed as the car was moved. Mrs. Virginia Hines received a 5 p.m. deadline to remove her car or face 30 days in jail. Bobby Norman was to appear to answer the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Moore
Amos Street
Virginia Hines
Clay Street
Kenneth Carrington
Moore
Hines
Bobby Norman
Gaines Avenue
Break-Ins Reported Across Several Local Businesses
Police continued investigations into Friday night break-ins at two businesses. Items stolen include candy at the Washington Terrace Park concession stand and two hub caps from a car on Eastchester Drive. A boat motor and gas can were taken from a Belmont Street boat. One suspect was returned from Los Angeles to face charges for a February break-in at United Credit Corp on East Washington Street.
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Washington Terrace Park
Emerywood
N. Main Street
West Green St
Diane Dalton
Eastchester Drive
J.C. Finch
Forestdale Drive
Jamestown
Belmont Street
Thelma Kindle
Fern Street
James D. Wright
Windley Street
Los Angeles
Calif
United Credit Corp
East Washington Street
Wrigh
High Point
Jerry W. Freeman
Gar Road
Mt Alcohol Eaton
Gage
Archdale census short of hopes fuels growth concerns
Archdale Mayor Henry York reacted to preliminary 1970 census counts showing 3,793 residents, far below the 5,200 projection, with Asheboro also up about 1,000. He may urge a protest to Washington as area growth concentrates along Highway 311 and Highway 220 amid rising mobile homes. Retirement and local political shifts in Randolph County loom as officials depart.
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Archdale
Henry York
Asheboro
York
Washington
Archdale-Trinity
Randolph County
North Carolina
Randolph
White Hall
Guilford County
Level Cross
Trinity Township
Presnell
Tom
Fred Phillips
Phillips
Ira McDowell
McDowell
Colon Byrd
Randleman
Yadkin River Suffers Third Fish Kill In A Month
Winston-Salem reports a third massive fish kill along a 20 mile stretch of the Yadkin River. Officials cite an organic waste slug causing oxygen depletion as the likely cause, with origins traced to the Winston-Salem area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston - Salem
Yadkin
Winston-Salem
State Pollution Control Division
E. C. Hubbard
State Department of Water and Air Resources
Winston- Salem
S. 64 Bridge
Hubbard
Democratic meeting preps North Carolina convention
More than 100 Democratic candidates gather in Raleigh for a campaign conference at the Sir Walter Hotel. Gov. Bob Scott speaks plus workshop sessions on organization finance publicity issues and leadership with state leaders and party officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Bob Scott
Sir Walter Hotel
Robert Bingham
Young Democrats
Pat Taylor
House
Phil Godwin
State Party
Gene Simmons
Jimmy V. Johnson
Margaret Harper
Joe Yates
Roy Sowers
State Department of Conservation and Development
Highway Commission
Lauch Faircloth
Democratic Study Commission
James Hunt Jr
Senate
Hector McGeachy
Irvin Aldridge
Scott and Simmons
Paper Woman Finds Life Lessons on a Paper Route
A memoirish piece recounts a weekend paper route experience with the Enterprise moving to a new building. The writer, reflecting on encounters with dogs and a child’s route, notes lessons about resilience, family, and understanding a paper boy’s world.
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