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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1963

Page

2

ZIP code numbers explained speed mail delivery nationwide

Post offices nationwide will use new ZIP code numbers to speed mail. Each office gets a unique number and patrons are urged to include the code on return addresses to cut 24 hours from pickup to delivery. Local examples include 27260 for main station carriers and 27261 for boxes at the main office.

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Central High to Send Forensic League to National Meet

Central High School National Forensic League members will travel to Houston Texas to compete in the national speech tournament with adviser Mrs Bruce Roberts accompanying and judging. Irwin Coffield and Vicki Morgan earned top district ratings to represent Central in Houston in multiple categories.

Irwin Coffield Vicki Morgan Bruce Roberts National Forensic League Houston Texas Central High Central High School Mrrs Central Wake Forest Carolina North South Carolina Tennessee West Virginia Coffield Columbia S. C Wake Forest College Central High School Forensic League Wake Forest Institute David Kiel John Robbins Ken Starling David Mitchell Butch Kimsey Barbara Stone Jamie Burnley

Cool Spell to Persist in Piedmont Area

Forecast shows continued below normal highs and lows for Piedmont with a slight warming trend tomorrow. Today’s high near 82, low around 69, then 84 tomorrow after a night near 69. Normal highs and lows are 87 and 85, mean 76.

Piedmont Friendship Weather Station

John Wesley Camp Meeting Set With Noted Evangelists

The annual John Wesley Camp Meeting opens Thursday at Eastchester Drive camps grounds with services three times daily. Evangelists include Dr. E. R. Overly of Avon Park Florida Dr. B. C. Gamble of Atlanta and Dr. Harry W. Blackburn of Mannington West Virginia Missionaries Miss Alice Day and Dr and Mrs Ernest Steary of Kenya Colony Africa Youth workers Mr and Mrs Richard Lively of Houghton New York. Sam Allred of Greensboro leads singing. Daily schedule includes a 7 am prayer service 9 am youth service 1020 am first sermon 2 30 pm afternoon preaching and 7 45 pm final service. Missionary Day July 4 features Miss Day. Mrs Steary is Rev J W Grace's daughter and lived in High Point before entering missions. Officials note special daily youth services.

John Wesley Eastchester Drive Dr. E, RB Overly Avon Park Fla B.C. Gamble Atlanta Harry W. Blackburn Mannington W. Va Alice Day Ernest Steary Kenya Colony Africa Richard Lively Houghton N. Y Sam Allred Greensboro Steary J. W. Grace High Point

Accident Box Score Last Week

A compact box score recap lists accidents reported last week with counts, locations, and involved parties. It notes occurrences across several days and provides totals for injuries and property damage where available. Authorities remind readers to exercise caution and review hazard notes from local agencies.

Salem Methodist Homecoming at Randolph County church

The Salem Methodist Church in Randolph County near Asheboro and Denton hosts a homecoming on June 30. Rev. Bryce Smith leads the 11 o'clock morning service with talks by former pastors and long-time members in the afternoon, as quartets provide music.

Salem Methodist Church Randolph County Asheboro Denton Bryce Smith

Employment Upswing Foreseen in High Point Area

The Employment Security Commission reports area employment stable since March with signs of growth over the next four months. Mid June unemployment at 4.5 percent, with 39,990 in the civilian labor force. 36,155 employed and 1,800 jobless. expected rise driven by hosiery, furniture, apparel, and government hiring. 700 more workers may be needed by mid July. many graduates seeking permanent or summer work. job seekers urged to use ESC free services.

Employment Security Commission High Point Ralph Miller ESC Catia Governmdent Miller

Auto Theft Charged To Hollis Everhart

Police charged Hollis Everhart, 53, of Long Street with larceny of an auto after allegedly stealing a 1950 model car valued at 300 from James Arthur Bare Jr. of Delaware Street. Bond set at 300. trial scheduled for June 24.

Hollis Everhart Long Street James Arthur Bare Jr Delaware Street Everhart Walt Spears Rt. 1 N. Main Street Raymond Stone Forrest Avenue J. H. Prevette Stone

North Carolina bill changes whisky pricing and local profits

North Carolina lawmakers passed a whiskey pricing bill shifting tax into the unit price set by the ABC Board. The change ends tax-on-tax, reducing state liquor revenue by over 2 million while allowing local governments to keep about 1.2 percent of sales. In Guilford County the windfall nears 790 thousand with Greensboro earning about 70 thousand more yearly, Jamestown 24 thousand, and Guilford County plus High Point around 3 thousand each. The measure, debated in committees after Senate approval, split Guilford representatives Joe Osteen and Donald Badgley for the bill against Philip Lacy and Hardy Carroll.

North Carolina ABC Cicero Yow New Hanover County State ABC Board Guilford County Guilford Greensboro Jamestown High Point House of Representatives Senate William Osteen Donald Badgley Phillip Lacy Hardy Carroll

School Budgets On Agenda For County Meeting

County commissioners meet Monday at 9 a.m. to consider budget requests from Guilford County, Greensboro and High Point school systems for the 1963-64 year. Superintendent presentations follow at 10 a.m. The Guilford County Board of Education approved a budget increase for the county system, and the welfare budget debate at 2 p.m. covers a county share of 1,674,354 dollars, up 142,573 from the prior year.

Guilford County Greensboro High Point Guilford County Public Welfare Board

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