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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1961

Page

33

Planning board approves N Main business requests with road stipulations

The city planning and zoning commission approved two business applications on N Main between Old Winston Road and Norwood Drive but required a service road with entrances only at intersecting streets. J W Lamet and J W Moran proposals contemplate retail sites opposite Westover Street and Norwood Drive. A 120 foot building line was also recommended, and final action rests with the City Council.

N. Main Street Old Winston Road City Planning and Zoning Commission J. W. Lamet N. Main Westover Street J. W. Moran Norwood Drive

First Methodist dedicates new education building

The First Methodist Church holds a dedication service for its new educational building with Dr. R. G. Tuttle presiding at the 11 o'clock service. Dr. J. Clay Madison and Rev. Ralph Taylor participate, with a 11:50 a.m. liturgical move to the chapel for the dedication. The design by Voorhees and Everhart matches the main church and sits on the former Masonic site at N Main and Richardson Streets.

First Methodist Church R. G. Tuttle Asheville Methodist Church J. Clay Madison Greensboro Ralph Taylor High Point A. C. Waggoner Voorhees and Everhart N. Main and Richardson Masonic

HPC Artist Raiford Porter to Exhibit Paintings in NC

Paintings by Raiford Porter of High Point College will be shown in two North Carolina exhibitions this month. A Porter one man show opens in the High Point Public Library audio visual room this week, sponsored by High Point College Fine Arts Department. From March 15 to April 15 his works will be displayed in Chambers Foyer, College Union, Davidson College, as part of the annual Fine Arts Festival. On March 22 Porter will join a Davidson College panel discussion on contemporary painters.

Raiford Porter High Point College North Carolina Porter High Point Fine Arts Chambers College Union Davidson College

Red Cross Drive Kicks Off in Randolph County

Volunteer workers launch the annual Red Cross Fund Drive to raise Randolph County’s $4,400 quota. In Franklinville area co chairmen John Scaro and J M Cates Jr lead a planned dinner at the Franklinville Community Building on Sunday. Other groups plan orientation meetings.

Ahseboro Red Cross Asheboro Randolph County Franklinville Cochairmen John Scaro J. M. Cates Jr

Accident Box Score Summary

Accident box score lists yearly and total figures showing 72 persons injured and 5 230 dollars in property loss. Includes high level counts for killed and injured with scattered placeholder text and anomalies.

Four HPC Officials To Attend Executive Leadership Meet

High Point College will be represented at the Southern Pines conference March 5 to 10 by four staff and faculty members. Stan Broadway Dr Harold Conrad Dr H EB Seidel and Wesley Gaynor will attend. The exclusive South sponsored event features three noted consultants and centers on the theme Education for Leadership.

High Point College Southern Pines Stan Broadway Harold Conrad H. EB. Seidel Department of Education and Psychology Wesley Gaynor South Mid Pines Club Edward A Murray Jack D. Hughes Malcolm E. Shaw

Piedmont Industries to Hear Jane Stewart at Annual Meet

Miss Jane Stewart of New York City will be the principal speaker at the fifth annual meeting of Piedmont Associated Industries Inc. on March 13 at Sedgefield Manor. The event includes officer elections for 1961-62 and a year-end report.

Jane Stewart New York City Piedmont Associated Industries Inc Sam Strickland Sedgefield Manor Strickland Oakdale Cotton Mills Jamestown Piedmont Associated Industries Greensboro High Point Thomasville Kernersville

Outstanding Handicapped Worker Sought in High Point 1961

The Committee for Employment of the Handicapped seeks the most outstanding physically handicapped worker in the High Point area for 1961. Nominees should be hardworking and overcoming disability. contact C. Roger Bell in High Point or the employment security office by March 17.

Committee For Employment of the Handicapped High Point Area C. Roger Bell High Point Employment Security Office

Seminar on X-ray Procedures Attracts Doctors

Dr. A. E. Sherron and Dr. Leonard O. Farlow of High Point attend an educational seminar in Charlotte on Saturday and today focusing on X-ray procedures and considerations.

A. E. Sherron Leonard O. Farlow High Point Charlotte

Mrs Tillett to Speak at YWCA Cornerstone Event

Mrs Charles W Tillett of Charlotte will headline the YWCA cornerstone ceremony this afternoon at the Gatewood Avenue building in High Point. The event kicks off a week of YWCA activities with remarks by city and state leaders including Mrs J W Lindsay and Mayor Jess Washburn.

High Point The YWCA Gatewood Avenue Charles W. Tillett Charlotte Tillett U. S United Nations’ Commission On the Geneva Switzerland Grace Loucks Elliott National Ywca Board Alice Caldwell Charles McAnally J. W. Lindsay Capus Waynick Holt McPherson Lindsay Jess Washburn Clarice Bowman Edward L. Grimsley Charles Reddick John Adams Watkins J. Roy Graham Leon A. Schute Dorothy Gueth

Little and Culler Enter High Point Council Race

Roy B. Culler a furniture executive and Dr Perry P Little a dentist announced as Democratic candidates for City Council in High Point primary race Four council seats and the mayoral post are at stake primaries in April and the city election in May Culler noted a push for younger dynamic government and Little said he sought to serve all citizens both listed among the Democratic slate is Kiser Froelich Sargeant and Bryant Stout as mayor candidate Bryant is a former council member Stout an additional furniture executive.

Roy B. Culler Perry P. Little Hubert Bryant Carson Stout W. J. Kiser Jake Froelich Angus Sargeant Culler High Point Dr. Little Democratic Council Kiser Froelich Sargeant Bryant Stout Criter National Upholstery Co Hi- Life Chairs, Inc Roy B. Culler Sr Green Street Baptist Church Wingate College Masonic Order The United Fund Chamber of Commerce Family Service Bureau

Kite Contest Winners Highlight Young Makers at High Point

A kite flying contest at High Point College stadium drew about 40 entrants. Seven year old Cathy Collins won two third place ribbons for best homemade kite and highest flyer. Five-year-old Dan Foster took second in largest kite. Steve Sorrell, 11, won first in smallest kite and highest category. Other first place winners included Jim Suggs 8 for largest kite, Marc Edwards 10 for best homemade kite, and Jerry Carrick 11 for most unusual kite.

Cathy Collins Montlieu Avenue School Steve Sorrell Monthew Avenue School Sorrell Jim Suggs Jamestown School Marc Edwards Montlieu» Avenue School Jerry Carrick Northwood School

Driver Killed In Fatal Highway Wreck Investigated

Bottoms-Fiske Truck Lines officials said they investigate a fatal crash on Highway 29-70 that killed Glen Albert Ritch, 28, of Charlotte, and may be linked to a similar Friday morning incident nearby. A Virginia couple in a southbound car were injured and hospitalized.

Bottoms - Fiske Truck Lines Inc W. E. Chestnutt Glen Albert Ritch Charlotte High Point Chestnutt Ritch Virginia Thomasville

High Point Week Spotlight Delivers Laughs And Lessons

A light week in High Point unfolds with a domestic mix of missteps and humor. A husband misdelivers his wife’s club writeup and hat receipt, a driving comeback ends in failure, and an attorney’s red light gag sparks laughter as officials tour a YMCA.

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YMCA Rapid Reading Courses Begin Soon

The Industrial Management Club of the YMCA sponsors rapid reading classes starting Monday March 13. Two sessions run 6 30 to 8 p m and 8 to 9 30 p m on Mondays and Thursdays for five weeks. The program uses a tachistoscope to flash words and phrases to expand perception. All 15 hours cost 10 dollars and details are from club members.

Industrial Management Club The YMCA

Arthur Murray Dance Studio Medals Ball at Sheraton

The Arthur Murray Dance Studio of High Point held its annual Medals Ball at the Sheraton Hotel. Six locals performed exhibition dances and awards were presented. Ed Doobrow acted as master of ceremonies with judging by Miss Agnes Fritze of Roanoke. Mr and Mrs R Leo Sink of Thomasville were named top couple.

Arthur Murray Dance Studio High Point Sheraton Hotel Ed Doobrow Agnes Fritze Roanoke R. Leo Sink Thomasville

Area Student To Preside At Meeting

Carol Pope a Ragsdale High School senior will preside over the first annual North Carolina Junior Classical League convention in Chapel Hill. About 1 750 JCL members are expected to gather at the University of North Carolina for the 9 45 a m opening. Mrs Pope was elected president at last year’s convention. The agenda includes talks by Professor Robert B House and Dr R B Ullman. After talks and a workshop, JCL members will visit the Morehead Planetarium. New officers will be elected in the afternoon session.

Jamestown Carol Pope Ragsdale North Carolina Chapel Hill JCL University of North Carolina Morehead Planetarium

Summer Weather Continues With Warm, Showery Outlook

The pattern of higher than normal temperatures persists. Friendship weather station notes yesterday’s high of 77 ties March 4 for the station's 30 year record. Today is partly cloudy and warm with scattered evening showers. tomorrow mirrors the conditions with more sun and a chance of a shower.

Friendship

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