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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1965
Page
9
A joint space study urges a downtown Greensboro government center to ease crowded county offices. Officials seek a minimal joint venture with no cost estimates, aiming for a detailed plan by year end and a spring joint meeting to set next steps.
A series of crashes on Highway 311 North and Old Winston Salem left six injured. Susan Anne Hedrick faced charges for failure to reduce speed after a rear end collision. A four car pileup caused considerable damage and two more injuries. Loflin and Wade Shaw were charged in separate incidents.
A report from an East Washington Drive resident described a burglary and sexual assault that police investigated today. Names and ages include Mary Fraser, David M. Covington, Ar Morton, and a 17 year old from Rockford Road.
The Central Carolina Bridge Association will hold a section Friday at 1 p m at the YWCA in G Point Ohio.
Guilford Superior Court will hear Ray Hilton Jessup in a one week trial on charges of auto larceny. The case proceeds in Greensboro with Jessup facing the allegation.
Funeral arrangements were set for Barbara Ann Farbis 15 and three other teens after a fatal crash at a railroad crossing near Thomasville. The Cecil youth, Hunt 18, and two girls died instantly with others injured, while David Michael Misenheimer 17 and Roger Dale Chapman 21 were killed the same night at a separate Guilford County crossing. The accident occurred as a Cecil youth drove a 1964 model car toward High Point. Coroner Julian Brady noted multiple injuries and a lengthy investigation followed. Funeral for Farbis scheduled Tuesday at Rich Fork Baptist Church.
Enterprise staff reports High Point officials warn a 1964 population dip may signal a trend. Births fell to 1,394, down from 1,453 in 1961 and 1,525 in 1962, while out-migration rose to 666. Planners stick to 1970 target of 83,000 despite the drop. Ward 4 leads with 12.52 percent growth. northwest Ward 4 shows 15.67 percent.
At a March 18 hearing in City County the transit company seeks permission to abandon the Allen Jay portion of service citing revenue shortfalls. K Herman Falk, president, says current hourly routes will be reworked and no impact to Archdale area is expected. The plan follows a Raleigh commission directive to adjust schedules rather than abandon immediately.
O D Ingram longtime local attorney from 1930 to 1951 announces the reopening of his law office in High Point returning from Marlboro where he ran a farm He now resides on Ker coming to Point and studied at Durham Wake Forest College and earned a law degree at Wake Forest College
The area can expect fair skies tonight with a low around 27 degrees, up from last night’s 3 degrees. Tuesday should bring continued clear conditions and a high near 7? — Weather notes show uncertainty in the forecast.
Local landowner demands fair treatment as Schwabenton council delays zoning decision on his property between the Southern Railway High Point line and an industrial zone. He first sought residential to industrial zoning in 1961. petition denied. Commission recently approved rezonings.
A brief item in last Friday's Enterprise stirred consternation by implying the Heart Fund program involved United Comm Services. The Jay cee meeting featured the Heart Fund event and raised questions about the UCS connection mentioned in the report.
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