Guilford Schools Seek Budget Increases For 1960 61
Guilford County schools face budget asks for operating and capital needs totaling about 1.6 million dollars for 1960 61. Districts including High Point Greensboro and county systems request new funds to cover module additions renovations and equipment for new and existing facilities as board meetings set to consider a countywide bond up to 10 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford
High Point
Oak View
E. P. Pearce Jr
Guilfordians
Pearce
Stokesdale
Nathanael Greene
Brown Summitt
Ragsdale
Jamestown
James
Inspectors Conclude Fifth Annual Building Association Meeting
The Fifth Annual Meeting of the North Carolina Building Inspectors Association ends today at 3 p.m. after a two day event with about 85 inspectors. Highlights include lectures a panel discussion and a banquet with Horace Korn gay as after dinner speaker. Five lecture sessions and a Q and A on structural problems followed by a closing business meeting. A. R. Strange local building inspector sits on the board of directors.
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N. C
Horace Kornegay
A. R. Strange
Reservists Called Out In Alert In High Point
The 325th Chemical Company Army Reserve mobilized in an unprecedented local alert. By 6 45 p m over 60 percent reported ready to depart within two hours, with 95 percent of Greensboro personnel present and issued weapons, preparing for Pine Bluff Arsenal, Arkansas summer training in July.
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Minutemen
325Th Chemical Company
United States Army Reserve
XII Corps
High Point
1St
Greensboro
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Arkansas
Dr Wilson Delivers Annual Message to Dental Society
Dr J J Wilson retiring president of the Old North State Dental Society will speak at Carver Hall tonight at 8 o clock. About 400 persons are expected at A and T College for the conventions of the Old North State Dental and Medical Societies their auxiliaries and the Pharmaceutical Section. One physician will be cited as Doctor of the Year during the business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
J. J. Wilson
Old North State Dental Society
Carver Hall
A&t College
Old North State Dental and Medical Societies
Latvian exile historian Dr Berkis speaks on VOA broadcast
Dr Alexander V Berkis associate professor of history at High Point College addressed Latvians via the Voice of America from Washington on June 7. The interview with Dr Benno Akers covered Berkis research on Latvia and his book The Reign of Duke James in Courland 1638 1682 published March in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Alexander V. Berkis
High Point College
Latvia
Voice of America
Berkis
Washington, D. C
Benno Akers
University of Latvia
Duke James
Courland
Vaidava
Lincoln
Neb
Germany
United States
University of Wisconsin
High Point Colege
Court Closes Open-Air Job Offices on the Bridge
The Wrenn Street bridge, long a day laborer hub, saw nine defendants charged with loitering on a city bridge. One acquitted, one absent, the rest given 12 month judgments with orders not to loiter. the scene marked a yearly crackdown after complaints by nearby businesses.
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Court
Wrenn Street
Municipal Court
Yesday
William Young
E. High Street
Marvin Matthews
Windley Street
Melton Kasper
Midway
John Douglas
Tate Street
Henry Hicks
Mack Allen
Kivett Drive
Lorenzo White
Wendell Street
W. B. Byerly Jr
Byerly
Tom Knight
Edwin Taylor
Gordy Street
Capias
Milling Co. Fire Closes In On Grain Hammer Mill
A blaze at W. A. Davis Milling Co. on 110 S. Centennial Ave started in a hammer mill when grain heated by friction ignited. Firefighters labeled it a delayed alarm after employees spotted flames around 1 a.m. The smoke spread to a third floor through a metal duct.
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W. A. Davis Milling Co
S. Centennial Ave
Rev. Harry B. Crimmins Dies. Ex-President of St. Louis U
The Rev. Harry B. Crimmins, 67, former president of St. Louis University and noted Jesuit educator, died Monday. He became inactive in 1958 after a stroke.
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Kansas City, Mo
Harry B. Crimmins
St. Louis University
Dean's List at High Point College Honors 51 Students
Fifty one students at High Point College were named to the Dean's List for the spring semester 1960 announced by Dean Harold Conrad. The list includes Dixie Anne Epting Bobby B Hall Priscilla Hanson Thomas W Hollingsworth Jr William L Hudson Jewel Church Johnson Patsy A Key H Thomas Kimball Jr L Daryl McGuire Sandra James Miller David L Pancoast William K Rich Barbara Lee Sheffield Nancy C Von Cannon Penelope Wray all of High Point plus students from Westmoreland Thomasville Concord Kinston Mooresville and other towns including Linda Lou Ferguson Donald Jarrett Jr Patty Raman Billy E Baker Dale W Brown Robert A Clarke and Elizabeth Covington.
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High Point College
Harold Conrad
Dixie Anne Epting
Bobby B. Hall
Priscilla Hanson
Thomas W. Hollingsworth Jr
William L. Hudson
Jewel Church Johnson
Patsy A. Key
H. Thomas Kimball Jr
L. Daryl McGuire
Sandra James Miller
David L. Pancoast
William K. Rich
Barbara Lee Sheffield
Nancy C. von Cannon
Penelope
Mooresville
Betty Gray Dorman
Pembroke
Marilyn Floyd
Whiteville
Georgianna Hardin
Asheboro
Selena Hoyle
Cherryville
Doris Anne Joyce
Madison
Ellen Julian
Randleman
Judy Longwith
Waxhaw
Gaynell McEntire
Wilkesboro
Julia P. Morris
Raeford
Helen K. Mounce
Winston- Salem
Patricia Olmsted
Arlington
Eliabeth R. Peterson
Howle Named Pastor at Bethesda Church in Asheville
The Rev. Richard Howle, formerly associate pastor at Memorial Methodist Church in Thomasville, was assigned to Bethesda Methodist Church in Asheville at the Western North Carolina Conference meeting at Lake Junaluska. An Enterprise report lists initial transfer to Asheboro.
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Richard Howle
Thomasville
Memorial Methodist Church
Bethesda Methodist Church
Asheville
Thundershowers Possible Near High Point
The Friendship weather observer notes possible widely scattered thundershowers in the High Point area today. Warm, humid conditions continue with a partly cloudy sky and a late afternoon shower chance. Tomorrow, expect a partly cloudy day with temperatures dropping to the low 60s tomorrow afternoon and night.
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High Point
Friendship
Donate At Visit Of Bloodmobile
Ninety donors joined Red Cross blood programs during the YMCA event. Members reached Four Gallon, Three Gallon, Two Gallon, and One Gallon clubs. Participants include James F. Hunsucker Clara Cox Apartments. E. Paul Justice Hedrick Street. Douglas Pike Johnson Street. Jay Wood Spring Garden Street. George Sledge Route 5. Lonnie Royal Oak View Road. Glover Bedford Sunset Drive. Dorota Connor Hodgins Street. Diamond Mills Corp employees aided. The final visit of the year ran at the YMCA until 4 p.m.
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Red Cross
James F. Hunsucker
Clara Cox
Incorrect arrest names in High Point report
The Enterprise misidentified individuals in a High Point story. It stated Wayne La Pradd was arrested for drunkenness after a complaint by a Thomasville youth, but the correct person arrested was Lawrence La Pradd, and Wayne La Pradd pressed the assault charge.
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Wayne la Pradd
High Point
Thomasville
Lawrence la Pradd
Unity Street
Ex-Sales Head Sues Korboard Over Termination
Charles Allison Van Wagner of Greensboro lodges suit in U.S. Middle District against Korboard Corp. seeking 200000 claiming wrongful discharge after being fired for not meeting a 250000 quarterly quota. He says shipments delays and inferior goods reduced orders and earnings from 1979 to 1980.
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United States Korboard Corp
New York
High Point
Charles Allison van Wagner
Greensboro
U.S
van Wagner
Carolinas
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Repairman Injured After Fall From Traffic Light Ladder
Fred D. Lance of the High Point traffic engineering department was working on a traffic light at Ward and W. Green Streets. He passed out while descending a ladder and fell, suffering head injuries and being admitted to High Point Memorial Hospital yesterday.
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Fred D. Lance
Ward and
W. Green Streets
Lance
High Point Traffic Engineering Department
High Point Memorial Hospital
Son of Actor Guy Kibbee Dies By His Own Hand
Donald Guy Kibbe Jr., 25, UCLA student and son of actor Guy Kibbee, was found dead Monday in a bedroom in Los Angeles. He shot himself in the chest and neck with a .32 caliber pistol after being described as low in spirits. Kibbee senior died four years ago in East Islip, New York.
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Los Angeles
Guy Kibbee
Donald Guy Kibbe Jr
Esther Kibbee
Kibbee
UCLA
East Islip
N.Y
Gains In Jobs Seen Ahead In High Point Jamestown Area
Local Employment Security office reports strong anticipated gains in both manufacturing and nonmanufacturing sectors over the next two months based on 68 firms. Textiles and furniture and fixtures lead growth while unemployment may rise slightly as graduates and summer workers enter the market.
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High Point - Jamestown
Physician’s Bag Stolen Again and Other Local thefts
Dr K B Geddie reported a second theft of his medical bag from a parked car a month after the first loss with no narcotics inside. A 12 gauge shotgun worth 150 dollars was taken from Gaston Johnson Jr s car at Emerywood Country Club. Wayne Hedrick reported a stolen tire and wheel from his car at Schoonbeck Upholstery Co valued at 25 dollars.
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K. B. Geddie
Johnson
Durham
Wayne Hedrick
Route 2
Lexington
Schoonbeck
Ward St
Hedrick
County Building Paint Decision in Guilford Grand Jury Report
Guilford Superior Court heard a Grand Jury report on county buildings and institutions. Most facilities were in good condition except for Kitchen facilities at Prison Camp No 1 and the High Point edifice. The panel recommended no new paint for the old High Point building after noting a new county building is underway.
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High Point
Guilford Superior Court
Grand Jury
Handicapped Swim Class Opens At Y
The Y's Men's Club started another summer handicapped swimming program at the YMCA pool. Eligible participants meet each Monday at 5 30 p m for a 30 minute lesson with a club member present. The 1954 first class had 12 participants and about eight attended on average. this year nine are registered with a few openings. Call the Y for more information.
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Y's
YMCA
Prayer for Today by Dudley Strain in Lubbock Texas
A prayer from Dudley Strain of First Christian Church in Lubbock Texas. He asks God to help Americans grasp their fathers high entrustment shaping the nation. He prays for men and women who know what the country should do and have courage to commit themselves through Jesus Christ.
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God
Jesus Christ
Lord
Dudley Strain
Lubbock
Texas
First Christian Church
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al Steiner
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Raleigh
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Cedric Boyd
Association
New Bern
David Cox
Forrest Cates
Enterprise City
Dean B. Pruette
Pruette
County
TH High Point Enterprise
Dr. Berkis
Enterprise
Lucy Pearl Davis
Olivia Street
Flay Williamson
Bynum Street
Davis
Williamson
Princeton H. Jones
Route 3
Gilbert Black
S. Main Street
W. Russell Street
W. Commerce Street
Jones
Black
Tryon Street
Jerry W. Bryson
Thomas Car Works
James Knox Walker
Farlow Street
W. Russell St
Windley St
Mr. Howle
Diamond Mills Corp
Korboard
Main Street
North State Telephone Co
N. Main Street
English
Robbins Tilden
Hitch Point - Jamestown
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