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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
20
Police probe a $1,700 theft at the Thomasville Coca Cola Bottling Co on Lexington Avenue. Superintendent Veach's office held the money in bank deposit bags, with weekend theft discovered early today. No other items reported missing.
Jessie Junior Taylor 30 of South Street remained in satisfactory condition at City Memorial Hospital after a Saturday night head on crash on Stadium Drive. He was charged with driving on the left side of the road. Nancy Hane McGahey 19 of High Point was the other driver. passengers Betty Shield 19 and Nancy Crosby 28 were treated and released. Vehicle damage was about 350 for Taylor’s car and 150 for the other car.
Applications for North Carolina privilege licenses must be mailed to the Department of Revenue in Raleigh before July for payment made with the local office. Thomas B. Corns of the Revenue Department warns that failure to comply will incur a 5 percent penalty for each month or fraction thereof.
A youth oriented sing-in features folk singers Jerry and Scott in Wesley Memorial Methodist Church dining hall at 8 o'clock. Seven Georgia college students perform folk and group songs with discussions. open to all attendees. Lemon picking note appears as a separate fact about lemons ripening in storage.
In Washington two major requests face a time race as Congress eyes quick approval. The administration seeks to raise the national debt limit and expand the Teachers Corps with a 90 percent federal share. Both measures target end of the 1967 fiscal year.
A one week term of Superior Court in civil session begins with Judge Harry C. Martin of Asheville presiding. Twelve cases are tentatively scheduled for trial including Allied Finance Co vs City Auto Finance Co and Norman Gene Wilson vs Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co. Other actions listed include Veronica Rising vs Faye Decker and Libby Myers vs John Henry Robbins and Highland Motors Inc. vs Joseph and James Foley.
Emma Flores, paralyzed by polio since age 11, has earned a college degree in languages at Immaculate Heart College and plans graduate study at UCLA. She writes with her toes, travels with a portable respirator, and relies on friends for daily support. Her father Armando refused to give up, aiding her through rehabilitation at Rancho Los Amigos.
In Thomasville the Doak Finch Memorial Foundation announces a 150000 gift in memory of Doak Finch, boosting hospital fund totals to 1.3 million toward a 3 million, 150 bed hospital to replace City Memorial on Pine Street in Pilot community.
Ann Elizabeth Bailey of Concord a Queens College junior in Charlotte won the Rhododendron Queen title recently at Bakersville, defeating 22 contestants in the beauty and talent competition.
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