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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1953

Page

9

Edna Winfield Nominated for National Teacher Fellowship

High Point City Schools nominate Miss Edna Winfield Seventh Grade Teacher for a Ford Foundation funded fellowship for 1953 1954. A plan of professional improvement includes travel observation and study. If chosen she joins 400 teachers nationwide and returns after one year.

National Committee On Fund For the Advancement of Education Ford Foundation High Point City High Point National Committee Blake Thompson Edna Winfield Miss Winfield United States

Asheboro Textile Co Expands Plant. Appoints New Supervisor

Textile Machine Works of Asheboro purchases a larger 10 000 square foot plant to support its full fashioned knitting machine reconditioning operation for Southern customers. Earl Zettlemeyer is named Superintendent of the Asheboro Branch, effective March 2, after 33 years with the company.

Asheboro Zettlemeyer Textile

Plans Nearly Complete For Opening Road In Lexington

Lexington prepares for the by-pass opening Friday with Lt. Gov. Hodges and Highway Commission leaders attending. The four and a half mile by-pass serves four transcontinental routes and will be officially opened with a Municipal Club luncheon and ribbon cutting.

Lexington Lexington By-Pass Luther H. Hodges William B. Umstead Henry W. Jordan State Highway Commission William H. Rogers, Jr T. G. Poindexter W. Kerr Scott Davidson County Municipal Club Civic Club Council Lexington High School Dunbar High School Trafe

Local Resident Finds Blood Bank Benefits Close to Home

High Point resident Howard Willard who was treated at Mayo Clinic Rochester for a blood disorder received nine pints of blood there. The Red Cross coordinated with Charlotte Blood Bank to replace those pints for him at no cost, and he plans to donate regularly once recovered. Local donors are being scheduled for the Bloodmobile visit at the Armory with quotas and free transportation arranged.

High Point Red Cross Theed Cross Howard Willard Piedmont Natural Gas Company Willard Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Charlotte Globe Parlor Anvil Brand Haltom Hosiery Mill Hayworth Highland Motors

Thornton Charnock Hospitalized After Icy Fall

Thornton Charnock is resting comfortably at the local hospital after slipping on icy steps at his home on 225 Lindsay Street. He suffered a broken rib and painful external abrasions, with the hospital providing updates on his condition yesterday.

Thornton Charnock Lindsay Street

Potatoes theft leads to suspended sentence in municipal court

The case of Paul Steed, 1221 Hoover Street, convicted of larceny for stealing a bag of potatoes from a delivery truck, resulted in a 90 day road sentence suspended on good behavior and a $25 fine plus costs. Two others charged with receiving stolen property had their cases dismissed.

Paul Steed Hoover Street Philbert Mitchell Kivett Drive Rosa Lee Head Steed James Singleton Elwood Hotel Bond Singleton

Civic Clubs Show Interest In Workshop Speaking Course

Civic clubs show wide interest in a spring Arts and Crafts Workshop course in public speaking taught by Sylvia Stenhouse at 7:30 PM Thursday in the Junior high school with registration day. The program includes art classes in water color pastels and oil portraits by Baylor Gray and others, decorative art, metal craft, short story writing by Burgess Leonard, photography by Raleigh Hunt, crochet and knitting by Willard Hicks, ceramic modeling by W D Lemmons, and china painting by C M Whitsett and George Lewis.

Sylvia Stenhouse Baylor Gray Louis Voorhees Gilbert Ross John Hoffman Burgess Leonard High Point Raleigh Hunt Willard Hicks W. D. Lemmons C. M. Whitsett George Lewis

Fire damage at Samet Salvage less extensive than feared

Fire at Samet Salvage Company on English Street yesterday caused major flames but limited loss. Fire Chief Claude Canady said much merchandise is salvageable and insurers will estimate damage later this week. The attic origin is suspected, but exact cause may be undetermined.

Samet Salvage Company English Street Claude Canady Canady J. W. Samet Samet

Red Cross fund drive workers named in Jamestown

Jamestown Red Cross campaign workers announced for the opening canvass by Miss Jean Armstrong. They are Guy Johnson, Mrs Oriana Teague, Mrs Pauline Cochran, Mrs J Floyd Brown, Mrs Paul Moss, Mrs J R Armstrong and Mrs R C Hay. Miss Carrie McGirt and Miss Ruth Anderson head soliciting in the Sanatorium section. Plans include contacting employees in all businesses and industries as well as a residential canvass.

Jamestown Red Cross Jean Armstrong Guy Johnson Oriana Teague Pauline Cochran J. Floyd Brown Paul Moss J. R. Armstrong R. C. Hay Carrie McGirt Ruth Anderson

Spirit Of Mission Playlet At First Baptist Church

Young people of the First Baptist Church Thomasville will present a playlet titled The Spirit of Mission in the church auditorium at 6 30 p m on March 8 The program directed by youth director Louis McCall invites public attendance and support

Thomasville First Baptist Church Louis McCall

High Pointer's Mother Dies In Reidsville

Mrs. J. D. Cox age 70 of Route 4 Reidsville died in a local hospital after a two week illness. A native of Rockingham County she was mother of Mrs. J R Carter of High Point and sister of Mrs J R Paschal of High Point. Funeral set for 2 p m Thursday at the First Baptist Church.

Reidsville J. D. Cox Route 4 Rockingham County

Philatelic Society To Meet Friday Night

The O'Henry Philatelic Society will meet Friday at 7 30 PM in the Greensboro public library on Church Street. Sam Post as program chairman will run the meeting. Members should bring duplicate stamps for exchange and outsiders interested in stamps are invited.

Greensboro O’henry Philatelic Society Greensboro Public Library Church Street Sam Post

High Point Student Joins Honor Club

Miss Anne Virginia Thompson of High Point has become a new member of the Scriblerus Club at Mars Hill College. Eligibility requires at least a B in the represented course, passing grades in other subjects, and 30 quality credits.

Mars Hill Anne Virginia Thompson Robert L. Thompson Morris Street High Point Mars Hill College

Church Group Visits High Point College by NC Methodist

A North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church committee toured High Point College to learn about its activities. Faculty staff and student leaders aided the visit as ministers and laymen including Dr A P Brantley Dr H I Glass and several church figures attended. The visiting committee planned to spend the next day at Greensboro College.

North Carolina the Methodist Church High Point College A. P. Brantley First Methodist Church Henderson H. I. Glass Methodist Home For Aged Durham R. W. Bradshaw Wilson Methodist Church Wilson M. C. Dunn Trinity Methodist Church Wilmington L. M. Hall Red Springs J. W. Lineberger Divine Street Methodist Church Dunn W. Eeen H. C. Ruark Weldon Methodist Church Weldon M. C. Maske Rockingham L. S. Weaver Greensboro College

Youth Shoots Self Near Thomasville

O. D. Dennis Jr a 19 year old sailor shot himself twice shortly after arriving for a leave at his father s Route 2 home in Thomasville He was treated at City Memorial Hospital with non life threatening wounds The shooting was investigated by Sheriff s Deputy Keiffer Morris who quoted Dennis as giving personal reasons for the act The sailor is stationed in Florida and his wife Shelby Jean Driggers lives with her parents on Route 1 Thomasville.

Thomasville O. D. Dennis, Jr Dennis City Memorial Hospital Keiffer Morris Morris Florida Shelby Jean Driggers

Two High Point Firms Incorporated

Incorporation certificates filed in Raleigh by the Secretary of State. Yellow Top Cab Company of High Point authorized to organize operate for hire a transportation service with $1000 in no par capital stock and three shares subscribed by Car son C. Stout Helen H. Stout and J W Welch. Jacobs Sheet Metal Company of High Point authorized to engage in sheet metal work and roofing with $100000 capital stock and $300 subscribed by E P Jacobs Louise M Jacobs and Arch Schoch.

High Point Thad Eure Yellow Top Cab Company of Carson C. Stout Helen H. Stout J. W. Welch Jacobs Sheet Metal Company of E. P. Jacobs Louise M. Jacobs Arch Schoch

Fire damages at Chestnut Street Grocery

City firemen reported minor damage to some grocery products after a fire at the Chestnut Street Grocery. Fire crews received a 1:28 a.m. call. Cause for the blaze remained undetermined.

Chestnut Street

Band Booster Club Forming Charter and Drive

The Band Booster's Club of High Point Junior and Senior High Schools met to draft a constitution and launch a city-wide membership drive. Directors and parents attended the initial meetings while Band Director David L. Carter leads the program. Officers named include President J. G. Doggett, Vice President Ray H. Nibbelink, Secretary W. C. Koontz Jr., Treasurer Basil Freeman, with committees for project membership and publicity.

High Point J. G. Dog J. G. Doggett Rotary Drive David L. Carter Virginia G. Gett Ray H. Nibbelink W. C. Koontz, Jr Basil Freeman Philip B. Davis John K. Roberts

Clearing, Cooler Weather Coming

A weatherman forecasts windy and cooler conditions tonight with a high near 52 and a low around 27. Thursday is expected to be fair and cool with a high about 46. last night’s low dropped to 32.

Civitan Club Program Highlights Local Meet

A Civitan Club luncheon featured solos by Dorothy Wells with Eva Staples accompanying. Wells sang songs including Can't Help Loving That Man of Mine and Without a Song as Wilson Rogers chaired the program. The event noted Barter Theatre tickets for The Virginian and TV promotion by Risch Haworth Reynolds on WFMY Next Monday. Arch Richardson's team won the weekly attendance prize. Dick Davenport was Mr. X.

Dorothy Wells Civitan Club Wells Eva Staples Wilson Rogers Guilford County Virginian Civitans Charlie Risch Horace Haworth Joe Reynolds WFMY Arch Richardson Dick Davenport Mr. X

Local Resident Lois Grady Dies After Illness

Mrs. Lois Simmons Grady 36 of 1245 Dorris Street died in a local hospital Tuesday at 12 30 p.m. after three years of declining health and 10 days in critical condition. Born February 28 1917 in Stokes County she moved to High Point 18 years ago and belonged to Primitive Baptist faith. She married John W. Grady on September 13 1947 who survives along with her mother and several siblings. The body rests at Cumby Orrell Mortuary and funeral services are set at the residence Thursday at 2 p.m. officiated by Rev Woodrow W Robbins and Elder W W Willard with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.

Lois Simmons Grady Dorris Street Stokes County Alfra Holt Frank L. Simmons High Point John W. Grady Alfra Simmons Rawleigh L. Simmons Bluefield Roscoe Simmons Route 1 Fred Simmons Climax Myrtle York Emma R. Hemric Route 5 Lilly Hall W. Va Cumby- Orrell

Funeral for Mrs. Cora Swiggett Held at Southside Church

Funeral services were held for 71 year old Mrs. Cora Swiggett at 2 pm Tuesday at Southside Baptist Church with Rev. Bill Barker officiating. Flowers were provided by the Philetic Class. Pallbearers were nephews Marvin Siler, George Siler, Wilbur Tuttle, Delbert Reitzel, James Swiggett and Horace Swiggett. Burial followed in Springfield Cemetery.

Cora Swiggett Southside Baptist Church Bill Barker Marvin Siler George Siler Wilbur Tuttle Delbert Reitzel James Swiggett Horace Swiggett

Penitent Prayer from Nashville Minister

A Nashville Tennessee minister John W. Austin of Belmont Methodist Church delivers a penitential prayer asking forgiveness and acknowledging mercy. The passage emphasizes confessing sins and seeking reconciliation with God.

John W. Austin Nashville, Tenn Jbelmont Methodist Church

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Gary Davis Co Committee Paign Iredell County Lola B. Todd Willowbrook Street Highway 62 Odell Ivey Skeen Oakview Road Charles L. Hill South Hamilton Street Jeremiah Absolom Thuma Kendall Street Red Cross Fund Drive High Pointer Philatelic Society Self Civitan Meet Mrs Jimmy Hill High Point High School Jimmy Mrs. Hill Carr Street Red Cross Bloodmobile
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