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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1957

Page

3

Tuskegee Voter Law Sparks Threatened Negro Boycott

In Alabama Tuskegee faces a new law excluding Negro voters from city limits. Leaders say many Negro residents will boycott white merchants until voting rights are addressed. A mass meeting at a Negro church is set to discuss the action amid wide talk of escalation.

Tuskegee Ala William Mitchell Tuskegee Veterans Administration Mitchell Citigee James E. Folsom Engelhardt Tuskegee Institute Charles G. Gomillion Tuskegee Civic Assn Gomillion Spee Institute

Four Die In Navy Air Crash Over Chesapeake Bay

Two North American AJ Savage bombers from Norfolk Naval Air Station collided off Ocean View Park near Chesapeake Bay. The crash killed four aboard including a North Carolina native. crews included Cmdr. Charles F. Fuller Lt. Cmdr. Merrill K. Martin James H. Deaton and George Lee. Search efforts continued as bodies remained unrecovered.

Norfolk Navy Chesapeake Bay Ocean View Park Charles F. Fuller Mary L. Fuller Pensacola Fla Cmdr Merrill K. Martin Wanda Martin James H. Deaton Janet Deaton Rt. 5 Shelby N.C Ida Deaton Rt. 1 Casar George Lee Jean Lee Coast Guard Norfolk Naval Air Station Photographic Squadron 62

Storms Hit East Coast Gulf Area Weather Watch

Thunderstorms rippled along the East as 22 Army reservists were injured by lightning at their Philadelphia gun position. A record June high in Yuma Arizona sparked extreme heat warnings while a tropical storm formed in the Gulf of Mexico hundreds of miles from Florida and Texas coastlines as reports were requested to track its nature.

Yuma Ariz Gulf of Mexico Miami Brownsville Tex Weather Bureau

HPC Student Wins Shelby Beauty Crown

Miss Lee 19, daughter of Mrs. Ethel Lee, won Miss Shelby in a pageant staged by local groups. The Piedmont High and Methodist nominee stands 5 3, 115 pounds with measurements 35 24 36, and sang Deep Purple at the piano. She will go to the Miss North Carolina pageant July 11-13 in Burlington and received a $200 scholarship plus a trophy dress luggage and other prizes.

Miss Lee Ethel Lee Miss Shelby Rotary Club Dele Adele Piedmont Hip School Methodist North Carolina Burlington Jaycees

New Policy Aims to Stop Ticket Fixing in City

The Thomasville city council adopted a policy to curb ticket fixing. Officials noted most meters in town fall under the system and the police department voids about 16 percent of monthly tickets. About 90 percent of those voided relate to offenders claiming they were in a doctor's office.

Thomasville Apra Ike Whitten Rec

Methodists approve plan to absorb Negro churches

North Carolina Methodist Conference votes 253 to 59 for an amendment to integrate Negro congregations into white jurisdictions. The issue arises at the 122nd annual session in New Bern with debate on local option and ongoing talks on new colleges and missionary support.

New Bern N.C North Carolina Methodist Conference Centenary Methodist Church W. L. Clegg Raleigh H. L. Swain Williamston Robert H. Dovenmuehie Duke University Board of Pensicts W. Arthur Kale Duke Divinity School Rocky Mount Fayetteville Conference Board of Education Santo Uberto Barbieri Buenos Aires Board of Missions General Conference Clegg Minneapolis

Two-Thirds Vote Discussed for Church Merger Plan

In High Point 1957 report J Nelson Gibson cites amendment requirements for merging white and Negro church groups. Swain notes no provision for secret ballot in church procedure and says vote was by standing count. Also mentions scientists on sight as primary sense.

High Point Enterprise J. Nelson Gibson Gibson Swain Garbert

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