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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1959
Page
23
In Brevard North Carolina an AP report recalls a classroom moment when a bass horn received an odd clean. A camp instructor asked a student what had been stuffed in the instrument and the boy replied nothing. The teacher washed the horn and the student returned with a pair of girls panties. They both agreed the horn now sounds better.
The detective questions Dorothy Warner Pamela Vickers and Bob Jacobson about Mary Warners stabbing in her home. Motives include sisterly resentment studio jealousy and a broken engagement as investigators seek the killer with fingerprints on the knife.
In Thomasville, a house wren builds a nest in a wall mailbox as Frank Warren recounts a neighborhood drama. Despite effort from the family and others to protect the birds, curious children and missed feeding lead to the chick’s death and the mailbox return to service.
The schedule lists daily routes with time slots and stops across multiple streets and neighborhoods from Monday to Friday. It includes locations such as Clara Cox Homes, Circle Parking Area, Highland Shopping Center, Westwood Rotary Dr., and multiple cross streets, with each session lasting about 20 to 40 minutes.
A lightning bolt hit near the Everhart home at Leonard and Salem Streets around 4 15 p m yesterday causing a two hour blackout across Salem Street business area City Hall Fire Station and nearby banks. Linemen worked 1 hour 40 minutes to locate and repair a damaged pole on Trade Street behind City Hall as firefighters recalled a loud flash and bark peeled from the tree.
Dr E Norfleet Gardner pastor of First Baptist Church Laurinburg will deliver the principal sermon for the Baptist Children’s Homes Homecoming on Sunday Aug 2 in Thomasville. More than 1 000 alumni and families from 12 or 14 states expected. business includes adoption of a new constitution drafted by Macrae Buchanan of Charlotte.
Vernon S Sparrow assumes duties as Mills Home superintendent succeeding C A Kearns who resigned June 30. He and his family move into the campus residence, coming from Lenoir where he served as assistant pastor and Minister of Education at First Baptist Church for three years.
Doris Earl plans to rejoin the act next spring while Miss Baxley hopes for a circus career. The Earls describe winter rehearsals at home and during summer tours with their young son Bobby traveling but not performing.
S H Childress purchases the Coble house in Greensboro at auction from the estate of Mr and Mrs M Coble. The bid awaits Superior Court confirmation and may receive a higher offer for 10 days after filing. The Cobles were killed last October in a collision involving a Southern Railway train on Hilltop Road.
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