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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1959

Page

13

Worth Million Dollars Sandra Says Pageant Fun Even When Losing

Sandra Ridge Miss High Point 1960 reflects on the Miss North Carolina pageant in Durham. She did not win but values the experience, noting the beauty and talent of the contestants and the hectic four day schedule. Mary Ann Mobley also impressed.

Sandra Fred Barber Sandra Ridge North Carolina Durham Sae4ra Mary Ann Mobley Miss Mobley Judith Kliphel Asheboro

Old High Point Furniture Plant Razed Amid Plans for New Building

One of High Point's oldest manufacturing landmarks is being razed this week. The 1897 structure at Mallory and S Hamilton housed the High Point Mantel and Table Company, later merging into Kearns Furniture and later used by Moffit Furniture Co. and Arthur Chorest Inc. Tom J. Kearns hinted at a new building on the lots but offered no specifics.

High Point Mallory and S. Hamilton Streets High Point Mantel and Table Company High Point Mantel and Table Old American Lumber Company Kearns Furniture Company O. E. Kearns Kearns Furniture Moffit Furniture Co Arthur Chorest Inc Tom J. Kearns C. E. Kearns and Son Inc

Building activity surges in 30 NC cities in June

State Labor Commissioner Frank Crane reports June building permits totaling 19.3 million dollars across 30 cities with populations over 10,000, up 25 percent from a year ago. Greensboro leads with 7.12 million, followed by Winston-Salem 2.83 and Charlotte 1.91 million. First half totals reach 96.2 million, up nearly 4 percent from 1948.

Raleigh North Carolina Frank Crane Greensboro Winston - Salem Charlotte Gastonia Crane Albemarle Asheville Burlington Concord Durham Elizabeth City Fayetteville Goldsboro Greenville Henderson Hickory High Point Kinston Lexington Monroe New Bern Reidsville Rocky Mount Salisbury Sanford Shelby Statesville Thomasville Wilminton Wilson

Rainy Weather to Persist Through Week

Wet spell continues with daily showers possible and extensive cloud cover through Friday. Temperatures hold steady with highs near 67 and similar nighttime lows expected as the pattern persists across days and nights.

Phone Calls Bring Fine Harassment Case In Arkansas

A 15 year old Negro youth was fined 200 dollars and given a suspended six month jail term after pleading guilty to harassment by telephone for making calls to a white girl and writing a letter in an attempt to start a romance. The judge suspended the jail sentence on good behavior. Police said the youth admitted repeated calls and the letter. The charge against his father Dr Cleon A Flowers for interfering with an officer was dismissed.

Pine Bluff, Ark Cleon Flowers Jr Wilton Steed Norman Young Cleon A. Flowers

Prayer for Today by James C Kinard

A brief personal prayer asks for a clean mind and pure heart to live worthily and bless others. The petitioner, James C Kinard, an insurance executive from Newberry D C, seeks guidance to end each day well spent in Jesus name.

Heavenly Father Jesus Amen James C. Kinard Newberry D. C

Man Implicated in Thefts Linked to Two Break-Ins

Detectives returned from Chester South Carolina with Eugene Franklin alias Duke Franklin 26 of Windley Street detained on two breaking and entering warrants. Bond set at 2000 for July 29 municipal court hearing. Franklin implicated in robberies at Robertson’s Grocery on E Washington Street and East Side Grocery on Harrison Street. Stolen items included a .32 caliber revolver a radio an electric razor pennies and wieners. Several other arrests followed including Mary Lillie Smith larceny and receiving bond 100 July 20 hearing. a 13 year old juvenile turned over to authorities for stealing a fishing lure. Charles B Haynes bond 50 July 10 for cashing bad check. Darla D McKenzie bond 50 for a Feb 11 bad check later paid. Cletus L Davis bond 50 for Aug 7 counts.

Chester S. C Windley Street Eugene Franklin Duke” Franklin Franklin Robertson’s E. Washington Street East Side Harrison Street South Carolina Mary Lillie Smith Walnut Street Smith Irene Crowder N. Main Street Better Life S. Main Street Gerrell Taylor Charles B. Haynes Thissel Street Hillcrest Darla D. McKenzie English Street Mann Drug Store McKenzie Cletus L. Davis Highway 311 South

Surratt Reunion at Pleasant Grove Church in Denton area

The Surratt Reunion is set for Sunday at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church located eight miles below Denton to the right of Handy. Attendees assemble for a community gathering at the church with directions noted for travelers in the vicinity.

Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Denton Handy

High Point Considers Record City Budget For 1959 60

City Manager T. E. Hinson proposes a seven million dollar budget for 1959 60 with a balanced plan based on current tax rate. Salary adjustments for city workers are under study as council debates raises and personnel costs, including about 198000 for pay hikes and additional staff for annexed areas.

High Point T. E. Hinson Hinson

Ex-Officer Receives First Day Parking Ticket

A former officer named Ashburn begins postal duties on a delivery truck after leaving the force. On his first day he himself gets cited for overparking, highlighting the irony of turning to a post office job.

Post Office Ashurn Ashburn

Bloodmobile to Visit in Thomasville for One Day Drive

The Charlotte blood mobile will be at the Civic Center in Thomasville on Friday for the 1959 60 campaign. The goal is 125 pints with textile workers urged to donate the full amount. others welcome. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Thomasville Civic Center Charlotte

Jamestown Rotary Plans Expanded Year Ahead

The Jamestown Rotary Club outlined projects and activities for the coming Rotary year. Visiting Rotarians included Dr. George Wood Howard Pancoast Ted Shubert and George Davis of High Point and T L Benison Jr of Summit Rotary Club Greensboro.

Jamestown Jamestown Rotary Club George Wood Howard Pancoast Ted Shubert George Davis High Point T. L. Benison Jr Summit Rotary Club Greensboro

Local Youths At Conference Enter UNC Chapel Hill

Five High Point youths attend a pre registration conference at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill and will enter as freshmen in the fall. The group includes John Anderson Sherrill Neil Howell Richard Keever Wayne Harrison and Ben Wilkinson, each listed with parent addresses in High Point Miami and nearby areas.

High Point University of North Carolina Chapel Hill University John Anderson Sher‘rill Lee W. ‘Sherrill Westwood Neil Howell Lloyd N. Howell White Oak St Richard Keever C. C. Keever Valley Dr Wayne Harrison M. Nahan Miami, Fla Ben Wilkinson L. L. Wilkinson Rockford Rd

Youths Report on Civitan Conference Work

High Point Civitan Club members hosted two local youths Charley Shapard and Douglas McAllister at the Sheraton. The seniors from Junior High represented the club at the Civitan Wild Acres camp near Little Switzerland June 14 to 20. They outlined counselor led sessions on Human Relations Interfaith Religion and Community Relations plus recreation like hikes shuffle board and table tennis. Shapard and McAllister were presented by program director Buddy Bullock guest Joe Reynolds attended. Attendance prizes went to John Hawkins and Bill Gordon.

High Point Civitan Club Sheraton Charley Shapard Douglas McAllister Civitan Little Switzerland Shapard McAllister Buddy Bullock Joe Reynolds John Hawkins Bill Gordon

Stamp collecting talk at YMCA reflects personal value

Piedmont Stamp Club met at the YMCA last night to discuss collecting. Van Anda illustrated his talk with envelope collections and noted that stamp value is personal meaning, not price.

Ex- Piedmont Stamp Club YMCA Itine Ead Latvia van Anda

Planning Board Sets Extra Meet to Chart City Future

The city planning and zoning commission will hold two meetings monthly to develop a pilot plan guiding a comprehensive long range program. Topics include land use zoning and a thoroughfare plan as the city anticipates major expansion and seeks state aid for street improvements.

City Planning and Zoning Commission Bob Griffin Griffin

Man Faces Trial In High Court

Gordy Street resident George Wilson, 43, bound over to Superior Court on a burglary charge at Nu- Service laundry on Centennial Avenue. He must post 1000 bond after probable cause finding. Wilson was arrested on a drunk count and allegedly seen trying a rear window. He reportedly said he wanted to get time on the chain gang. Judge Haworth also gave Shirley McCollum of Loflin Street a 60 day county jail term for a third drunk driving conviction, with prior sentences totaling 22 months.

Nu- Service Centennial Avenue Gordy Street George Wilson Superior Court Municipal Court Byron Haworth Wilson Haworth Shirley McCollum Loflin Street McCollum

Open Next Week Superior Court Docket Under Judge Preyer

Greensboro presides over an 80 case criminal term with cases set for trial next week. Calendar lists offenses including taking away, burglary, forgery, embezzlement, bigamy, larceny and related incidents. The docket shows numerous defendants with trials Monday through Wednesday before Judge L Richardson Preyer.

L. Richardson Preyer Greensboro Superior Court J. P. Shore Iris Marie Gordy Carter Johnnie Campbell Clyde A. Riggs Monroe Watmie Lee Lindsay Monroe Watson Jimmie Lee Arthur Junior

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kearns David Cot Los David Cox Surratt Reunion High Point Enterprise Incorporater Bar Association William C. Hughes The National Guard Sr. High School Hughes Edgewood Avenue 252Nd Artillery Bloodmobile Larry V. Lowe Warren, Ga High Point College Lowe University of Georgia Planning Board Man Cecil Franklin Elizabeth Sarah Lyles Ronald Baldwin Lee Breeden J. R. Walton Otis Coble Howard W. Cline Fred Small Husterall Fant Irene Bishop James Wesley Manuel Shirley W. Matherly Otis Cobl Arnold “Kidbird Evelyn Stanley George M. Small Jesse Lee Rollins Alfred Duane Berg Alfred Berg Wilson Loyd Quincy Tommy Ingram W. R Pete” Jones Henry Lee Moffitt Alester Evans Rucker Frank David Pickens Jr Harvey B. Craven Juanita Jones Helen Juanita Jones Raymond Isom Willie 0. Moore Willie Odell Moore R. Neese Willard Eugene Mullins Brown Daniel Roy Wright Jr Sam Williams Leroy Poteat Marvin More
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