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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1961

Page

5

Surplus Food Aid Reaches Guilford Countians in May

More than 8 000 Guilford residents benefited from the federal surplus food program in its May start. county supervisor Warren V Smith reports 8 298 residents received 312 156 pounds valued at 50 000 dollars. High Point 3 000 recipients and Greensboro over 5 000. Program to continue through June with costs to the county about 2 500 dollars.

Guilford Warren V. Smith Smith R. L. Sheppard Guilford County Greensboro

Freeze Wins Night Shoot At Randleman Gun Club

In a night shoot at the Randleman Gun Club last week E. W. Freeze won the event. Class winners were Charles Ledwell Greensboro Finch Kearns High Point and Robert Skelton Randleman. A handicap shoot is planned for June 23. Two Randleman Club teams will enter the 100 target Great Eastern Telegraphic shoot on home ground between June 2 and June 18.

Randleman

Mrs Ruth Hege Dies After Heart Attack

Mrs Ruth Cecil Hege 61 of Lexington died at home Monday from a heart attack. She was born in Davidson County and is survived by husband Roy M Hege, a daughter Elsie Cecil Hughes, six brothers and five sisters, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Lexington Ruth Cecil Hege Rt. 4 Davidson County Roy M. Hege Elsie Cecil Hughes E. L. Leonard Rt. 1 Earl Foy Leonard Rt. 9 Dave Leonard Thomasville Joe Leonard USAF Maine Lloyd Leonard Murphy Grady Berrier Fred ©. Hedrick Henry Freedle Hillis McGee Winston-Salem Raymond Leonard

Oak View Lions Hear James Cage on Insurance and Safety

James Cage of Texas Tile Insurance Co and Traffic Safety Council spoke to the Oak View Lions about bills affecting the insurance industry and his July defense strategy seminar at the National War College. Lelon Jones of Guilford College visited. Dan Sowers joined as a new member. officers to be installed June 19. glaucoma clinic plans set for June 21-22 in High Point.

James Cage Textile Insurance Co Oak View Paul Shaver Dan Sowers

Local Man Cited For Canned Heat Prohibition Violation

James Payne of Kivett Drive was cited by city police for violation of the prohibition law early this morning. Officers nabbed Payne in the act of taking the so called canned heat and the local man was cited this morning. Bond for Payne was set at $50 and a trial was scheduled.

James Payne Kivett Drive Payne

Two Receive Masters Degrees at Boston University

Hulda Ruth Whitley of 502 Overbrook Ave and Madge Fields Wilson of Trinity earned Master of Religious Education degrees from Boston University School of Theology during yesterday's commencement for the class of 1961.

Boston Boston University Hulda Ruth Whitley Overbrook Ave Madge Fields Wilson Trinity University

Mystery deepens in missing sisters search near rock quarry

Two teenage sisters Barbara Ann Baker 19 and Thelma Jane 17 have been missing since May 28. Parents Mr and Mrs Walter L Baker of Lake Street reported the case as police investigate differing stories and link a blue 1961 Ford to the case. Authorities check a nearby rock quarry as a potential location.

Thomasville Here Barbara Ann Baker Thelma Jane Walter Lee Baker Lake Street Amazon Mill Albert P. Baker Baker Rock

Judge orders youths to write papers on racial relations

In Thomasville seven youths tried in Recorder's Court were ordered by Judge L. Roy Hughes to write papers on improving racial relations. Five were charged with assault and property damage from rock and egg incidents in April. only Harper and Wall were found guilty on respective counts. Prayer for judgment continued five years if they follow the paper guidelines.

Thomasville Recorder's Court L. Roy Hughes Joe Tate Lake Street Ralph Harper Ensley Street Frankie Staton Turner Street Herbert Jones Jerry Lambth Rt. 2 Larry Peace Douglas Wall Old Greensboro Road Hughes Harper Wall

Two Deputies Join Staff Here at Guilford County Office

The High Point office adds two new deputies to the Guilford County Sheriff's Dept. D. S. Lee succeeds E. H. Burrows as chief deputy, with Frank C. Smith filling the vacancy. Mrs Mildred F. Newman is named office deputy. Burrows moves to district federal marshal post. Every Bermuda household has its own private water tank.

High Point Guilford County Sheriff's Dept D. S. Lee E. H. Burrows Frank C. Smith Mildred F. Newman Burrows Bermuda

First U S Post Office Opened in New York City

The first United States government post office began operation in New York City on November 28 1783 marking a milestone in national communications and federal infrastructure.

U. S New York City

Local Girls Graduate From Baptist Hospital Program

Two High Point girls Emily Hester and Linda Paige Brown graduated from the School of Medical Technology at North Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston Salem. Hester headed to High Point Memorial Hospital and Brown to Columbus Georgia where her husband is stationed. The exercise in Davis Memorial Chapel marked a joint graduation with the School of Cytotechnology. 19 young women total completed both programs.

High Point School of Medical Technology North Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston, Salem Emily Hester Charles R. Hester J. W. Brown W. W. Paige Wake Forest

Charlottesville Woman Survived By High Pointer

Lula Glenn Fulcher Smith 91 died Monday evening at her Charlottesville residence after an extended illness. She native to Albemarle County was wife of the late Joseph L. Smith. Survived by two daughters C N Cox of High Point and Ethel B. Smith of Charlottesville, a son Bertam L. Smith of Arlington, two brothers Lewis S. Fulcher and Lloyd B. Fulcher, both of Charlottesville. Funeral Wednesday at 11 am at IMC Funeral Home chapel. Burial in Monticello Memorial Park.

Charlottesville Lula Glenn Fulcher Smith Hinton Avenue Lloyd B. Fulcher IM. C Monticello Memorial Park

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Freeze Roy Hege Mystery Rock Quarry Bert Philmore Baker Jr Walter Baker Baptist Rome Coan Jose Myrtle Beach Careline Belks Mike Parker Chestnut St Braxton Morris Jamestown, N. C Synapne Huta Belk-Beck Company Diana Shop Firestone Stores Friedman B. F. Goodrich Goodyear Service S. H. Kress J. C. Penney Co Richardson's Dept Rosaine Sears, Roebuck & Co Tobias F. W. Woolworth Co Isenhour Ray Wheatley West Green Street High Point, N. C
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