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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1951
Page
10
City Council will review bids for 60 parking meters at the rear of the County Building. Karpark of Cincinnati submitted four model bids from $2,610 to $3,960 with 60 to 90 day delivery. Duncan Parking Meter of Chicago bid $4,095 for all meters. Delivery estimates vary.
Young D. Reder, 32, of 719 Asheboro Street, will stand trial in Municipal Court tomorrow for attempting to cut Leroy Seasons, 108 College Street, with a knife. Officers said Reder chased Seasons along the street during the day.
Archdale 35 year old William Harry Weisner waived a preliminary hearing on three counts of embezzlement from Gold Seal Co ey distributors and was bound over for Superior Court trial under 1500 bond. Capt W C Johnson said shortages in Weisner accounts prompted the warrants and arrest. The case involves home furnishings including linoleum preads curtains and related items.
Miss Jenny Brown a Minnesota Mining employee won the 1951 Heart Slogan contest announced by Arnold Koonce Jr. The prize is a three day all expenses paid trip to Miami for Brown and a friend during the Easter week end. Proceeds support the local heart fund drive to fight heart disease.
Dr. C. J. Lange a Greensboro veterinarian spoke at the Ser toma club luncheon in the Sheraton hotel. He described his India voyage during the war, a months long Calcutta stay, and a slide show of harbor boats parks temples and living conditions. He noted poverty hunger and short life expectancy in India while recounting his photographic tour. Visitors included Walter Comfort and George Edmonds, district reps for Borden Company.
Public Health Nurse Connie Bonner reports three additional scarlet fever cases in Thomasville, all quarantined. Measles and chicken pox also appear in local schools, with February totals of six cases each. families at 18 Carmall Street, Route 2, and 221 West Main Street include Loretta Gantt, Helen Hughes, and Patricia Perry.
Two campaigns will continue throughout March beginning today in Thomasville. The Red Cross seeks to raise over 4000 dollars by encouraging defense bond payroll savings among local industrial workers. The Guilford County Board of Equalization and Review along with the County Commissioners schedule their first 1951 session for March 19 in Greensboro to hear property valuation complaints.
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