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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1967

Page

13

Kemp Seeks ABC Profits Revision For High Point

Senator Ed Kemp plans to introduce a bill next week to revise how profits from High Point ABC stores are distributed. The measure faces little opposition in the Guilford delegation and could be voted on after a rules committee review.

Forrest Cates ABC Highoint Ed Kemp High Point Igh Point Genera Kemp Greensboro Jamestown General Fund Randolph

Kemp says Randolph County election settled for 1968

Senator Ed Kemp voiced supreme confidence that Randolph County voters favor a 1968 school board election, despite the Democratic Executive Committee wishes to delay. He, with L. P. McLendon and John Osteen, says delaying to 1970 costs students and schools and reflects local consensus.

Ed Kemp Randolph County Democratic Executive Committee Kemp General Assembly L. P. McLendon John Osteen Randolph Democratic Executive Committee Executive Committee Randolph Republican Executive Committee Randolph Democratic Committee McLendon Osteen

Old Soldier Statue Misidentified War Honor

The Broad Street and Hayden Place statue honors World War I doughboy, not a Confederate veteran as previously reported by the Enterprise. The long-standing pedestal figure has caused confusion among locals who overlooked its true World War I homage.

Broad Street Hayden Place Enterprise

Bassett Showroom To Open For July Market

Bassett Furniture Industries Inc will open its High Point showroom for the July market, reversing an April October-only plan. Officials say the July presence serves Southern dealers who attend January and July markets, with the showroom open July 10-14 across four days.

Robert Marks Bassett Furniture Industries Inc High Point Bassett Thomasville Southeast High Point Furniture Club Basset Southern Furniture Exposition Lee Cude Jr Cude

Warm Days and Cool Nights Forewarn Weekend Weather

The Friendship weatherman forecasts warm days and cool nights with fair to partly cloudy skies through Saturday. Tonight’s low in the low 60s, Saturday’s high mid 80s, and Sunday looks similar. Beach area outlook is fair to partly cloudy and warm. Last night’s low was 59.

Friendship Weatherman

Parks Get 140000 In Federal Grants For City Improvements

Recreation officials announced federal grants totaling 140000 to fund park projects. City Lake Park lighting and facilities receive 47777. seven smaller parks gain 68964 for toilets, courts, playgrounds, and landscaping. Oakview Park gets 23951 for tennis courts and more. Work aimed to complete by September 1968 with half by summer.

Ray Kisiah Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Kisiah City Lake Park Penny Road Armstrong Council Street Hedgecock Mohawk McCain Five Points Parkside Oakview Park

New Methodist posts revealed for eight area churches

The Western North Carolina Conference will name eight new pastors at its annual meeting in Lake Junaluska. Bishop Earl Hunt Jr. will read appointments as Calvary Methodist taps Grady W. Barringer, Highland gains T. G. Madison, and Lebanon receives G. W. Bumgardner. Rankin Memorial adds C. C. Murray, Northwood welcomes J. E. Davis, Ward Street to Calvary Ga Greensboro, Welch Memorial picks Jack Yarbrough.

Lake Junaluska High Point Methodist Earl Hunt Jr Charlotte Calvary Methodist Grady W. Barringer New Hope G. W. Bumgardner Boger City Lincolnton Lebanon Rankin Memorial I. P. Rutledge Mount Olivet Salisbury Ray Hahn Ward Street Methodist Greensboro R. E. Kayler Cokesbury Methodist Welch Memorial Methodist Jack Yarbrough Francis Asbury Methodist Asheville O. Ray Moss

Pair Of Foreign Visitors In High Point View Furniture Industry Operations

High Point hosted two visitors from abroad. Neil S. Currie official from Canberra discussed trade association work with SFMA officials. Jean Philippe Deschamps, France, eyed specialized buildings to showcase home furnishings for buyers from the United States and Europe. Currie travels on an Eisenhower Fellowship to study US manufacturing and trade groups.

Jean Philippe Deschamps Neil S. Currie Furniture City Chip Faircloth High Point Department of Trades and Industry Canberra Australia Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn New York N.Y Currie United States SFMA Robert Spelman Exposition U. S. Department of Commerce New Orleans

Miss Asheville and Miss Randolph County Qualify for NC Pageant Final

Miss Asheville Sandra Shoemaker 19 from Gulf Park Junior College won the Group B swimsuit and preliminary talent. Miss Randolph County Sarah Stedman 22 from Guilford College won Group C talent with Chopin Fantasie Impromptu. Final gown results await Saturday night judging. 85 entrants in four groups compete in swimsuit talent and evening gown.

Charlotte N.C Asheville Randolph County Sandra Jean Shoemaker Gulf Park Junior College Sarah Elizabeth Stedman Chopin Guilford College Asheboro David M. Stedman North Carolina Nanett Minor

Several Get Terms On Roads

This week's Superior Court term in criminal session ended late Thursday. Judge Chester Morris of Coitack sentenced several defendants to active prison terms. Henry Miller had a writ denied for a new trial while serving 18 to 24 years for second degree murder in the 1960 death of Jamie Mae Miller. Joseph Daniel Cox, 20, received 18 to 24 months for assault with a deadly weapon after knifing Carroll Douglas Holden. Samuel Harris was convicted of breaking entering and larceny. Edward Davis, 40, drew 18 months for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and 12 months for assault with a deadly weapon, to run concurrently. Fred Quick Jr. faced assault charges.

Superior Court Chester Morris Coitack Henry Miller Miller Jamie Mae Miller Joseph Daniel Cox Carroll Douglas Holden Samuel Harris Harris State Supreme Court Edward Davis Fairview Street Fred Quick Jr Pearson Place

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Bill Hopper Miss Randolph Sarah Stedman Sandra Shoemaker Bassett Showroom Abbotts Creek Missionary New Methodist Highland Methodist T. G. Madison William Spake Jim Hawkins
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