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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1953

Page

11

Children Handicap Program Survey Under Way In High Point

Letters have been sent to school officials ministers doctors and social service agencies as part of a survey to determine the need for training facilities for handicapped children in High Point. Mrs. Frank Armfield chairs the steering committee aiming to establish a school and gather community input for a democratic plan. She notes emphasis on cerebral palsy mental retardation and related conditions while seeking info on name age address and handicap type from all community members.

School Co High Point Frank Armfield Junior League Junior Chamber of Commerce Handicaped Children's Parents Association Armfield Earl Phillips J. E. Slate C. Paul Conrad W. H. Winninger Fred Flagler, Jr Jim Bulla Roy Harrell Paul Maydian W. T. Peatross Brentley Circle

Prayer for TODAY in praise and blessing rising from faith

A brief devotional prayer asking guidance and growth in love and discernment to keep faith bright in dark times. Attributed to Claude A. Broach, pastor of St. John’s Baptist Church in Charlotte North Carolina.

Jesus Claude A. Broach Charlotte, N. C St. John’s Baptist Church

Quigley Heads Industrial Association Leadership Changes

Quigley named president of Associated Industries at the association meeting after the annual dinner. Charles L. Kearns of Crown Hosiery Mills was named vice-president, with W. E. Mitchell of Melrose Hosiery Mills as treasurer and Noble T. Praigg as secretary. About 60 leading manufacturers from High Point Jamestown and Mas ville participate, with membership by invitation.

A I. Lingey Ofmpany Associated Industries Directors of Association Arles L. Kearns Crown Hosiery Mills, Inc W. E. Mitchell Melrose Hosiery Mills Noble T. Praigg High Point Masville Jamestown

Virginian Play Set by Civitan Club at Senior High

Committees finished a final work for Civitan Club sponsored production of The Virginian by Barter Theater tomorrow night in the Senior High School auditorium. Tickets are sold by Civitan members and the High School A Cappella Choir. Proceeds aid Civitan civic work and hospital facilities, with Alma Loftness starring.

Civitan Club Barter Theater of Virginia Alma Loftness Roanoke College University of North Carolina Civitans High Point Abingdon The Virginian Owen Wister

George M Allred 73 of Sophia Succumbs Tuesday

George Monroe Allred age 73 of Route 1 Sophia died at 11 am after a six month illness. Survived by four daughters Mrs Earl Bryan and Mrs John Bryan of High Point, Mrs Martine Everhart of Thom asville, Mrs Robert Ledwell of High Point. one son William of the home. one brother T K Allred of Sophia. 21 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2:30 pm at Plain Field Friends Church with burial in the church cemetery. Body to be returned to home this afternoon.

Asheboro George Monroe Allred Sophia Plainfield Friends Church

Mrs Irene Briles dies in Asheboro at 41

Irene Farlow Briles, 41, of Route 1 Sophia, died Tuesday morning at Randolph Hospital after a several month illness. She leaves husband Willard Briles two daughters Mary Carol and Janice Briles her mother Ella Farlow a step daughter J R Steward a step son Wallace Briles two step grandchildren and three sisters Mrs Robert E Lowder Mrs Hurley Wrape and Mrs Aubrey Farlow. Funeral services were set for 2 p m today at Marlboro Friends Church with interment in the church cemetery.

Asheboro Irene Farlow Briles Route 1 Sophia Randolph Hospital Willard Briles Mary Carol Janice Briles Ella Farlow J. R. Steward Jamestown Wallace Briles Washington, D. C

Thomasville Ping Pong Ladder Leaders Revealed

Civic Center tournament leader Gary Crawford tops the ladder with Jimmy Murray in second place and Buddy Harrison third. Other standings list G W Sowers Tom Marlon Robert Rickard Clark Snyder Kirk Smith Robert Kindley Hoyt Bray Jr John Whittley Larry Tysinger Linda Carter Frank Rhodes and Jerry Kirkman in ranks four through fifteen.

Thomasville Gary Crawford Civic Center J. D. Foust Crawford Jimmy Murray Buddy Harrison G. W. Sowers Tom Marlon Robert Rickard Clark Snyder Kirk Smith Robert Kindley Hoyt Bray, Jr John Whittley Larry Tysinger Linda Carter Frank Rhodes Jerry Kirkman

First Victims of Whammy Taxed With Court Costs

Two truck drivers, Dalton Lee Kindley and Johnnie Lewis Newton, were convicted of speeding on Ward Street with fines and costs. The court cited whammy evidence as adequate for municipal convictions. Several other cases included a hit-and-run, larceny, and alcohol-related offenses, with suspended sentences and fines for various defendants.

Dalton Lee Kindley Asheboro Johnnie Lewis Newton Fala Street Ward Street Myatt Kindley Henry R. Williamson Williamson East Street Reid Grubb North Main Street A. E. Frazier Grubb William Penn School Floyd Fulton Loflin Street Coley Hampton Grayson Street Walter Little Leonard Street O. H. Leak Adams-Millis Connie Grayson Walker East Commerce Street Herman White Walker White Boyd R. Richardson Annie Mae Richardson Hoover Street Boyd James Weaver Kivett Drive Odell Cook Henley Hotel Joe Watkins Beamon Street Alma Sweezer Glenn Hart Oxord

Liquor Issue Backers Weigh Local Stand in High Point

The Citizen's Committee of North Carolina weighs a local High Point chapter to take stands on liquor sales and election systems. State chair Jim Rawleigh says Guilford may see two locals before May municipal elections. Members in High Point total 50 with strong per capita giving, aiming to form before voting.

Citizen's Committee of North Carolina Jim Rawleigh Ats High Point Wilmington Rawleigh Guilford

Power Cutoff Set For Sunday in High Point

City Manager T. E. Hinson announced a two hour power outage Sunday morning in the northeast and northwest High Point sections from 6 30 a.m. to 8 a.m. The interruption enables a power changeover and switches may be thrown during those hours if weather allows.

High Point T. E. Hinson Hinson

Grass Fire Extinguished on Meredith Street by City Crew

City firefighters responded yesterday at 2 18 PM to a field and grass fire in the 400 block of Meredith Street. They used a booster to extinguish the blaze, which origin remains unknown.

Meredith Street

Anti-Semitism Seen as Reds Turning Point at B’nai B’rith Dinner

Holt McPherson of The Enterprise warned that Soviet anti-Semitism signals a turning point in communism. He compared Haman's plots to Kremlin aims, predicting Moscow will ally with Arabs and push Israel’s fate. Attendees included Ben Herman, with Jacke Samet installed as president and others named to roles.

Soviet Russia Holt McPherson Enterise B'nai B'rith Lodge Haman McPherson Mordecai Esther Ben-Gurion Malenkov Israel Moroccai Kremlin Middle East Ben Herman Jerusalem Palestine Jacke Samet Ben Swartzberg The Edge Irving Tilles Julian Josephson Cyril Jacobs Arthur Cassell Robert Skull Harold Gutterman Aaron Schultz

Deadline Near For Entries In Festival

Deadline for entries in the second annual Fine Arts Festival is March 28. The event runs April 30 to May 3 with judges including Chapel Hill author Manley Wade Wellman for the short story and 48 awards across literature music camera study sculpture and design. Professionals may enter two new fields with $50 first prizes in both music and art.

Eric Pryce Greensboro Pryce Chamber of Commerce Library D. A. Rawley Robert T. Cottam, Jr Manley Wade Wellman Chapel Hill

Hood System Industrial Bank Seeks Name Change to Central Savings Bank

The Hood System Industrial Bank applies to change its name to Central Savings Bank and to alter designation for demand deposits. A public hearing will be held Friday March 20 at 10 30 a m in the Sheraton Room of the Sheraton Hotel, called by the State Banking Commission.

Hood System Industrial Bank Central Savings Bank Sheraton Sheraton Hotel Hood System the State Banking Com‘mission

Family Service Work Explained to High Point Personnel Group

John Herndon and Rev. Kenneth Goodson spoke to the High Point Personnel Association at the YWCA about Family Service Bureau activities. They described agency services for local industry employees and urged personnel directors to promote use of the bureau. Guests included D. E. Henderson Tom Hutchens Pat Bencini and new member Tom Norman.

Family Service Bureau John Herndon Kenneth Goodson High Point Personnel Association YWCA D. E. Henderson North Carolina State College Tom Hutchens Crown Hosiery Mill Pat Bencini Globe

Rain To Continue Through Thursday For Town

A local forecast says rain will persist through Thursday with gradually rising temperatures. friday preview calls for partly cloudy and cooler conditions with a high near 54 degrees and a low around 40 tonight.

Friendship Weatherman

Man Accused Of Stealing Train Gear

A 45 year old Gurley Street man, Gonzales Truesdale, faces a charge of stealing two brass bearings from Southern Railway valued at 12.96. He is held on 200 bond with a hearing set in Municipal Court Friday. Arresting officer J P Masters of Greensboro railroad agent. Three others, Teeter Whitworth 27 Lula McBee 28 and Alberta Aberney 29 all Negroes of Cliffside Street, charged with disorderly conduct. Whitworth also accused of theft of a dog valued at 25. All defendants free on bond with Friday hearings. James Padgett 28 of South Spring Street charged with non support of two illegitimate children. bond 300 for Friday hearing.

Southern Railway Gurley Street Gonzales Truesdale J. P. Masters Greensboro Teeter Whitworth Lula McBee Alberta Abney Cliffside Street Vivian Frye Whitworth Casey Blue James Padgett South Spring Street

Truck Fire Damages R H Insulation Truck Near High Point

A motor fire damaged an R H Insulation Company truck driven by Walter Robertson on the highway to Greensboro just outside High Point. Fire started by a wiring short, delaying traffic for hours as hoses were laid across the road at a filling station. No injuries were reported. Traffic backed up to Lexington and Montlieu Avenues.

R&h Insulation Company Greensboro High Point Walter Robertson Gordon Street Charles Pierce Lexington and Montlieu Avenues Pierce City Lake

Wrong address given for drunken driving arrest

Residents say Ralph Hill does not live at 207 English Street as shown in police records and in a news account of his arrest on a drunken driving charge.

English Street Enterprise Today Ralph Hill

Building Permits Issued for Homes on Clyde and Lexington

R. K. Hall received a permit for a six room residence on Clyde Street with an estimated cost of 8000 dollars. Warren Godwin secured a permit for a four room residence on West Lexington Avenue with an estimated cost of 6000 dollars.

R. K. Hall Clyde Street Warren Godwin Lexington Avenue

Safety School Certificates To Be Given

Dr. D J Moffie of North Carolina State College told the industrial section of the North Carolina Safety School that nearly 90 percent of accidents are caused by the human factor The three day session at the Sheraton Hotel in Raleigh ends with a banquet tonight Speaking on safety begins with selection and placement he noted personality and work attitude are key factors The program also featured Garland Murray of the American National Red Cross Miss Frances Bethune of Employers Mutual Insurance and J K Crouch of Atlantic Greyhound The session included a safety program for small fleets moderated by E W Frederickson Toastmaster Carlton Alexander and speaker R C S Young were scheduled for tonight

D. J. Moffie N. C. State College North Carolina Safety School Sheraton Hotel State College Department of Industrial Engineering Department of Psychology Sheraton Moffie Garland Murray American National Red Cross Frances Bethune Employers Mutual Insurance Company of Charlotte J. K. Crouch Atlantic Greyhound Corporation Charleston W. Va E. W. Frederickson Frederickson Motor Lines Carlton Alexander McLean Trucking Company Winston-Salem

Revamped Elections Law Moves in House For Guilford

Representative Walter Crissman filed bills to align High Point municipal registration with Guilford County elections and to enable rural fire protection districts across county lines. The fire district measure, approved by Guilford Commissioners, allows residents to petition to form a single tax levying district. The election reform bill, approved by City Council, preserves the High Point Board of Elections, consolidates registration, and tightens deadlines and procedures for municipal races. The measures were sent to the Committee on Local Government for review.

High Point Guilford County Walter Crissman Guilford Guil Rand Committee On Local Government High Point Board of Elections Rdes Thenty Board Soeuaate Ep ‘Point Guilf County

Porter Receives Praise as Guilford Welfare Chair Steps Down

Logan Porter closed an eight year tenure as chairman of the Guilford County Welfare Board, with board members praising his faithful service. The board voted to seek $19,280.29 more from County Commissioners for relief through the rest of the fiscal year, noting general relief needs through June will exceed the budget by $23,317.29 while a $4,037 surplus in two other programs may be applied to general relief. Welfare Superintendent Louis M. Thompson said the staff will miss Porter for his deep understanding of the program and its problems.

Logan Porter Guilford County Welfare Board Porter Louis M. Thompson Welfare Department

Old New Talent Lined Up For Jaycee Jollies

The 1953 Jaycee Jollies showcase a mix of newcomers and veterans led by Joyce Mellis and Barbara George. Acts include The Barbertones with Larry Grissett Buddy Bullock Donald Scalf, Towering Jim Clontz as interlocutor, and a Southern Belle chorus led by Peggy Hinkle Sara Stewart Barbara Pierce Betty Darby Hammer Susan Elkins Joan Talbert. The event features Eddie Whitson and J. V. Morgan in intermission planning on WEMY-TV.

Jaycee Jollies Jollies The Barbertones Larry Grissett Buddy Bullock Donald Scalf Barbara George Duke University Jim Clontz High Point Peggy Hinkle Sara Stew Barbara Pierce Betty Darby Hammer Susan Elkins Joan Talbert Anne Moser

Also Mentioned on This Page

Paul Freed Spain First Baptist Church Quigley Heads Industrial Association KR. L Quigley George M. Allred Irene F. Briles Robert McCannon Route 6 Ben Inman Johnson Road Enterprise Relex Ritter Marshall Wilson Jimmy Nunn Jerry Hunt J. R. Scott Tommy Newsby Bill Baker Manley Wellman High Point College Bob Heath J. V. Morgan Wemy-Tv Eddie Whitson Joyce Mellis
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