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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1965

Page

5

High Pointer of the Week Dave S Neill

North Carolina auto dealer and farmer Dave S Neill hosts a retirement party for Frank V Bridge at Emerywood Country Club. Neill, who owns Neill Pontiac Inc and heads Neill Enterprises, grew up on a Cherryville farm and built a career in auto sales before farming prized Hereford cattle with Bridge near High Point.

Enterprise Dave S. Neill North Carolina High Pointer Neill Emerywood Country Club Pontiac Frank V. Bridge Pontiac Motor Division General Motors Corp Mich Detroit Chicago Bridge High Point Highway 68 Friendship Cherryville C. E. Neill Thomas C. Hunt Automobile Agency Greensboro

Letter against whiskey and alcohol in city life

A citizen argues for total abstinence from liquor, condemns liquor profits and beer makers, and urges ridding the city of all alcohol beverages. The writer cites a family harm example and challenges readers to take a firm stand against drinking and related misery.

Payne Petes Carter

Editor's Outlook The Three Georges

An excerpt from an editor's column recounts Civil War figures and leadership, referencing Custer McClellan and Sitting Bull, with reflections on duty, fear of defeat, and the role of volunteers. The piece segues into community service themes as ministers mobilize lay helpers.

George Brinton McClellan Custer Richmond

Liberty Amendment movement targets state legislatures

The Liberty Amendment movement led by Willis E. Stone seeks to limit federal power by requiring explicit constitutional written authority for actions. The effort aims to convene a constitutional convention via two‑thirds of state legislatures, with local backing from Councilman Eshelman in High Point amid slow progress and public confusion.

Thomas Jefferson United States Willis E. Stone Denver Colo Stone Congress Eshelman High Point

Big Week For Chair City in Thomasville

City Hall marks 50th anniversary of the council manager form with a 10 am observance including coffee and a luncheon for 37 guests. A public hearing on Edsel Harris’s ouster review is set for later. council action tentative. Fire department fundraiser nets about $1,000 for Pitts family burdened by a fatal blast.

Thomasville Edsel Harris Peter F. Lydens Public Works Pilot Fire Department Archie C. Pitts W. Green Street

Time For Grass Planting and Piedmont Beef Tour

Roaming the Piedmont discusses sowing grass seed in September for summer stands and suggests planting now to beat heat. Advises fertilizing, surveying winter damage, pruning dead wood, and fixing bald spots. Davidson County agents announce a bus tour of Piedmont beef cattle operations ending in Raleigh with a Southern Railway funded trip.

Davidson County Davidson Piedmont Raleigh North Carolina State Davidson Fairgrounds Southern Railway Carl Bernhardt

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