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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
11
Multiple obituaries from High Point, Lexington, Pilot Mountain, Siler City, Ramseur detail Clet tus G Morgan Annie Cody Nannie Boyles Henry Dunlap Henry Redding James Williams and Thomas Ivey. They note ages, birthplaces, families, veterans status, church affiliations, and funeral plans with locations, dates, and burial sites.
A 650 pound steer escaped from a golf course chase, led by the roaming animal as policemen and residents pursued for about 90 minutes. The steer jumped fences and sparked a wild chase through Mockingbird course before being recaptured by owner Kenneth Dennis in Louisville, Kentucky.
Rev Paul Berrier editor of By Lions was named Lion of the Year by the Thomasville Lions Club. Dr C C Plyler installed as president at the Woman's Club Building with Willie Welborn officiating. New officers include Paul Rains G M Casper Bill Smith vice presidents Buren Craven secretary Bill Albright treasurer Bill Tysinger tail-twister Rev Tom Young lion-tamer Hubert Leonard one-year director and Ray Finney Bill Sink two-year directors.
Phillip Lacy of Greensboro said Republican William Scranton will not stop in Guilford County for the presidential campaign. Lacy, Guilford County Republican executive committee chairman, noted Scranton is committed to Barry Goldwater and disputed actions by Smith claiming county chair authority.
In a court order J A Hembry speaking for the company said the appeal was made in open court after trial before Hoover and that Hoover lacked proper forms. The order found the company gave notice of appeal and that its appeal from the lower court is valid. Delegates caucus on Sunday and depart for San Francisco.
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