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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1960

Page

31

Cornerstone Ceremony Today at First Reformed Church

First Evangelical and Reformed Church on English Street holds a cornerstone service at 11 a.m. with Dr. Harvey A. Fesperman preaching and Rev. R. A. Mensendiek conducting. A three Sunday dedication schedule leads to August occupancy with May 3, 1914 and 1901 structures noted.

First Reformed Church First Evangelical and Reformed Church English Street Harvey A. Fesperman Southern Synod R. A. Mensendiek M. R. Crooks

Mendenhall Son Joins Realty Firm

Edward Emerson Mendenhall II a June UNC graduate has joined Mendenhall Moore realtors and accredited management organization. He completes a Realtors Institute course and will study further to earn certification while visiting High Point and Guilford County offices. He is son of Ed Mendenhall co founder of the local firm and resides with wife Judy Peterson and their infant daughter at 715 A Chandler St.

Edward Emerson Sandy) Mendenhall II University of North Carolina Mendenhall-Moore, Realtors Chapel Hill Realtors’ Institute North Carolina Association of Realtors High Point Mendenhall Chi Psi National Fraternity Ed Mendenhall Judy Peterson Winston-Salem Chandler St

Accident Box Score This Week and Year Totals

This week there were no deaths and one injury with property loss of 5610 dollars. Year to date totals show 522 accidents, 183 injuries, and 200533.14 dollars in property loss.

Autopsy Finds Suicide by Belt at High Point Jail

William H. Dobbins 51 of Route 3 High Point died by self strangulation after a belt noose was fashioned while jailed five hours after a wife’s complaint. Autopsy by Dr H C Lennon and Dr T Eugene Terrell cited severe heart disease and restricted circulation as factors, with no neck fracture. Authorities say jail procedures remain unchanged and belts are routinely removed from inmates.

High Point City H. C. Lennon T. Eugene Terrell Guilford County William H. Dobbins Route 3 High Point Dr. Terrell Lennon Dobbins C.C. Stoker Stoker

Chiropractor Invited to Display Spine-O-Tone Invention

Local chiropractor Dr. L. G. Harrison will display his spine o tone instrument at the International Basic Technique Research Institute in St. Louis Missouri. The convention runs from Monday to Thursday and his clinic will close during his absence.

International Basic Technique Research Institute St. Louis L. G. Harrison

Ward Street Methodist Church Meeting Tomorrow Night

The WSCS of Ward Street Methodist Church will meet at the church at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow.

WSCS Ward Street Methodist Church

High Point 2nd in U S production growth

Greensboro-High Point area posted an 87 percent rise in manufactured goods value from 1954 to 1958, reaching 315.6 million dollars. Employment grew from 38,588 to 42,211, ranking among the nation’s top 25 metro areas for production gains, with Winston-Salem showing a smaller increase.

Greensboro-High Point Department of Commerce San Jose Calif Greensboro - High Point South Birmingham Miami Atlanta Winston-Salem Nashville Dallas Fort Worth Houston Richmond High Point

Local Residents and Company Face Tax Charges in Winston-Salem

The fall term of the U S Tax Court opens in Winston-Salem on Sept 26 with four local residents and Universal Co Inc facing charges for owing 307,154 in taxes and penalties. The alleged fraudulent evasion covers 1950 through 1953.

U. S Winston-Salem Clarence A Loma Sloop Troutman Murray J Cora Abeles and Universal Co., Inc

First Superintendent Arrives In New High Point District

The Rev Ralph Taylor has been appointed the first district superintendent of the newly formed High Point District by Bishop Nolan B Harmon of the Western North Carolina Conference. He and his family reside at 300 W Parkway. The district includes 49 charges carved from Greensboro Winston Salem and Thomasville areas. The initial duties include presiding over a meeting of pastors and district stewards at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church to set the plan of work for the conference year. Taylor, a Charlotte native, fielded education at Duke and Mt Pleasant College, joined the conference in 1933, and previously led the Statesville District from 1951 to 1956.

Ralph Taylor Nolan B. Harmon Western North Carolina The Methodist Church Mr. Taylor High Point Lake Junaluska W. Parkway Violet Turner Concord Becky Bill Taylor Melvin Kelly Statesville James H. Woodhouse Oxford High Point Senior High School Greensboro Winston-Salem Thomasville Guilford County Geensboro Randolph County Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Charlotte Queen City Mt. Pleasant Collegiate Institute Mount Pleasant Duke University Duke Duke Divinity School Methodism Methodist Protestant Church Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church, South Taylors Lexington First Methodist Church New High Point

New Dad Confronts Hospital Chaos On Fathers Day

Forrest Cates recounts a hospital visit where a new father endures a chaotic tour of the maternity ward. He battles hungry nerves and a cake craving while nurses seize the baby and coworkers quarrel over shared duties. The absurd scene ends with the man waiting at home to claim his child.

Dad

Civil Defense Weakness Noted in Guilford County

Gen Edward Fink Guilford County Civil Defense director warns Guilford area short of wardens radiological monitors to manage possible fallout. High Point has only one warden. 600 more needed. Spinnett cites need for broader training and urges collaboration among city rural and reception area directors. resolution passes unanimously.

Guilford Edward B. Fink Guilford County Civil Defense High Point George Spinnett Spinnett Fink Gen. Fink North Carolina Civil Defense Assn

Local Youth At Science Institute Returns Home

Roger Brower son of Mr and Mrs L F Brower of Springfield Road and student at Allen Jay High School returns home today after attending the Junior Engineers Summer Science Institute at Clemson College South Carolina The two week program included classes in several scientific fields and tours of nearby industries.

Roger Brower L. F. Brower Springfield Road Allen Jay High School Junior Engineers Summer Science Institute Clemson College S. C Clemson

Weather Outlook For Piedmont Mild With Clouds

Variable cloudiness and mild temperatures expected in the Piedmont area with highs near 79 and lows around 60. Tomorrow more widespread cloudiness and scattered showers likely, with temperatures holding steady. Yesterday’s high reached 80 at 3 15 p m and the low 68 at 5 30 a m with .01 inch rainfall.

Piedmont

High Point Debate Team Returns From San Diego Tournament

The High Point School debate team led by Mrs. Bruce Roberts returned from a week at the University of San Diego. They faced 180 schools from 32 states in the largest national speech tournament since 1951. Individual competitors lasted multiple rounds in drama ext in speech and poetry reading but did not win events.

High Point San Diego Calif Bruce Roberts University of San Diego Jerry Proffitt Lynne Sizemore Sylvia Freeman Miss Sizemore John Echdinger Michael Pierce Cleveland Ohio College High Pittsburg

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