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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1950

Page

14

City Council Back Bailey Plan To Update Water System

The City Council voted to adopt in principle Mayor Bailey’s water system upgrade plan, authorizing Attorney Jones to draft borrowing of up to 209000 dollars as work proceeds. The four points include extra filters and heater, Wheeler Bottoms placement, larger water main, and a 1,000000 gallon elevated tank with feeders, totaling about 482740 dollars but debt capped by statute.

T. E. Hinson W. F. Bailey Bailey Jess Washburn Grover Jones Broad College Streets Jones

Warm and rising temperatures forecast for Carolinas

The forecast predicts a 10 degree rise in the low temperature tonight from last night, with fair and warmer conditions today and tonight. Highs near 60 and lows around 36 are expected, with partly cloudy skies in North and South Carolina. The sun calendar notes sunrise at 6:30 and sunset at 6:28.

Friendship Bureau North Carolina South Carolina

Council to Approve Draft Ordinance Likely in Open Session

Morning meeting saw most council members participate in drafting a recommendation, suggesting final approval is imminent though formal authorization has not yet occurred. Details may require more than one council session to finalize.

Jesse Stout Freed By Asheboro Court

In Randolph county court Jesse Ray Stout, accused in an illegitimate child case, was released after Beulah Beane stated the man was not the father. Judge A S Ferree.signaled the error, noting they may have the wrong man.

Asheboro Randolph County Recorder’s Court Jesse Ray Stout Beulah Beane Jesse Ray Jesse Wayne Stout A. S. Ferree Stout

Women Plan High Point League of Women Voters Meeting

High Point residents invite a representative group of women to a Saturday luncheon at the Sheraton to organize a local League of Women Voters. Mrs. Rose Marie Adams leads arrangements with plans to involve women active in civic life. Mrs. Harold Stone of Washington will attend as guest and assist local organizers.

Madelene Hoover League of Women Voters Sheraton Hotel High Point Rose Marie Adams Adams League Harold Stone Washington National League of Women Voters North Caolina State League of Women Voters Asheville Charlotte Greensboro

City Vlews Briefs Petition for Pilot Furniture Bankrupt

Petition for Pilot Furniture of High Point filed in the Middle District Greensboro seeking bankruptcy adjudication. Creditors Henley Paper Company $2008.93 National Springs Corporation $1044.79 Carolina Batting Company $1395.78 list debts. Judge Johnson J. Hayes oversee.

Pilot Furniture Company High Point Middle District Court Greensboro Johnson J. Hayes Henley Paper Company Pilot National Springs Corporation Carolina Batting Company

Repair Permits Issued for Local Businesses

Yesterday permits were issued for repairs at Thom McAn store 105 South Main R G Bayne 111 Parkway Paul Cook 105 Carter street and Miss Maxine Sloan 1800 Franklin street.

Thom McAnn South Main R. G. Bayne Parkway Paul Cook Carter Street Maxine Sloan Franklin Street

AB Club Plans Carmen Opera at High Point High School

The American Business club will present Carmen in High Point Senior High School on April 14 with Boston Grand Opera. The 80 member company includes its own orchestra and chorus and recently toured 29 states. AB Opera Committee chair is H. O. Williams. members include Ed Kent Ray Nibbelink Jack Thomas Dr. C. L. Gray and T. E. Evans.

American Business Club Boston Grand Opera High Point H. A. Moffitt, Jr H. O. Williams Ed Kent Ray Nibbelink Jack Thomas Dr. C. L. Gray T. E. Evans

Assault Charges Against Two High Point Men

Two High Point men Wayne Brackett aged 27 of 500 North Main Street and Jack Blackwelder aged 33 of 1042 Montheu Avenue were named in warrants sworn yesterday by Mike Caplanides of the Rainbow Supper Club. They were charged with assaulting him on March 10 and released on $100 appearance bonds.

High Point Mike Caplanides Rainbow Supper Club Caplanides Wayne Brackett North Main Street Jack Blackwelder Montheu Avenue

Condition of Cable Said To Be Fair

Hospital reports Melvin Cable of Cable Street in fair condition after a power line pole fell on him just before noon yesterday. The city utilities department truck driver suffered several fractured vertebrae but is not in critical condition.

Melvin Cable Cable Street Cable City Utilities Department

First Honorary Degree For High Point College Trustee Dr S W Taylor

Dr S W Taylor of Asheboro long a High Point College trustee and retired Methodist minister received the college s first honorary D D degree in May 1929 He is a North Carolina native educated at Yadkin College Western Maryland College and Westminster Theological Seminary He served in multiple charges including Henderson Winston Salem Asheboro and Burlington and held leadership roles in the North Carolina Methodist Church Conference His 43 years of ministerial service ended with retirement in 1945 He is an active community figure and an honorary member of the Asheboro Rotary Club

S. W. Taylor Asheboro High Point College Methodist Church Taylor Yadkin College Western Maryland Commission On Methodist Union Methodist Protestant Church Methodist Episcopal Church Conference Kansas City Missouri North Carolina Clare Purcell Lillie Huffines R. D. Davis High Point John Craven S. W. Taylor, Jr Wilmington

Thomasville Park to Get Bathhouse

The Thomasville city council approved plans for a permanent bathhouse beside Memorial Park pool. Bids to be advertised, with April 21 set for opening. Architect R D Tillson of High Point presented plans noting dual use for football team dressing rooms and the current temporary bathhouse will be removed if the new building is completed for this summer.

Thomasville Memorial Park R. D. Tillson High Point

Vacancies On Recreation Body Filled

Thomasville city council fills three vacancies on the recreation commission. Dr. R L McDonald to serve a three year term replacing Russell VanLandingham who moved outside the city. Charles Prevost named member at large for three years succeeding Ray Parrish. Rev Charles F Leek reappointed for three years representing the Ministerial association.

Thomasville Recreation Commission R. L. McDonald Russell VanLandingham McDonald Board of Education VanLandingham Charles Prevost Ray Parrish Prevost Charles F. Leek Ministerial Association Mr. Leek

Nine High Point Plants Receive Safety Achievement Awards

Nine local plants earned Certificates of Safety Achievement for 1949 after a year without lost time accidents. John R. Bulla of the North Carolina Department of Labor announced the awards to Peerless Plywood, Wagner Parrish Veneer, Regent Plywood, High Point Face Veneer, Armentrout Veneer, Prospect Veneer, Ritch's Face Veneer, Kirkman Furniture, and Young's Inc. The program rewards perfect safety records or substantial accident-rate reductions as part of the Labor Department’s Manpower Conservation efforts.

High Point John R. Bulla North Carolina Ritch’s Face Veneer Company Kirkman Furniture Company, Inc Young's Inc Bulla Labor Department

Duke Power wage dispute to hold joint conference

A fact-finding board called a joint conference in Charlotte next Tuesday to resolve the wage dispute with Duke Power Company. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen seeks a 20 cent an hour raise for about 600 drivers and mechanics in six Carolinas cities while the company caps at three cents. Cities involved include Greenville and Spartanburg in S C and Charlotte Winston-Salem High Point and Salisbury in North Carolina.

Charlotte Duke Power Company Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Carolinas Greenville Spartanburg S. C Winston-Salem High Point Salisbury North Carolina

Bobby Padgett Named To Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society

Bobby Padgett of 240 Montheau Avenue is among 52 freshmen welcomed into Duke University’s Phi Eta Sigma national academic society. President Lee Noel praised the new members’ scholastic records at the Freshman class assembly. Initiation and banquet are scheduled for March 21 in the Union ballroom.

Phi Eta Sigma National Academic Society Duke University Bobby Padgett Roy M. Padgett Montheu Avenue Lee Noel Green Letter Society Union Ballroom

Laurinburg Man Sentenced to 32 Years for Lye Attack

Eddie Lee Russell, 40, was sentenced to 32 years in prison for throwing lye in the face of a woman storekeeper in Laurinburg in February and stealing about $10. The victim, Mrs. Soloman McCormick, 53, suffered severe burns to the face, leg and arm.

Laurinburg Eddie Lee Russell

Eight New Members Inducted Into High Point College Order

Dr. Dennis Cooke, High Point College president, inducted eight new members into the Knighted Lamp during a school assembly. Nominations came from current members and faculty elected the inductees Herman Coble Joe Irwin Santhia Gerring er Fletcher Womble Ed Auman Owen Fitzgerald George Thompson Ruby Workman. Nominators were Kenneth De Haven Charmine Rose and Anne Stuart. After the oath Miss Vera Idol spoke on The Twentieth Century Renaissance.

Dennis Cooke High Point College Herman Coble High Point Joe Irwin Stokesdale Santhia Gerringer Gibsonville Fletcher Womble Ed Auman Concord Owen Fitzgerald Kinston George Thompson Cooke Vera Idol

Women Lead Red Cross Drive in High Point

About 1 000 High Point housewives will join the Red Cross as the annual drive nears completion. The women’s division, led by Colonel Mrs. Royster Tucker, began house to house solicitation and expects to exceed its $1 500 quota. Total reported contributions reach about $14 000, with several firms reporting 100 percent employee participation.

High Point Red Cross Clarence M. Allred Allred Royster Tucker Taylor M. Simpson Co Koonce Funeral Home Wright Frame Works Marlowe van Loan Corporation High Point Glass and Decorating Co Quality Frame Co Joseph J. Cox and Sons Malpass and Kearns Food Store Curtis Smithdeal Realty Murray M. White Insurance Home Service Life Insurance Continental Durham State Capital Liberty Mutual and Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Companies First Presbyterian Church

Meredith College Glee Club Captivates Green Street Crowd

The Meredith College Glee Club directed by Beatrice Donley performed before a large audience at Green Street Baptist Church. Soprano Nancy Hall from Oxford led solos with Bettie Compton and Joanne Mason accompanying. The program featured Purcell, Gibbons, Vene, Arne, Bizet, Britten, and Dunhill among others, concluding with Schumann and Scott selections.

Meredith College Glee Club Green Street Baptist Church Collegians Beatrice Donley Meredith Department of Voice Bettie Compton Burlington Purcell Gibbons Vene Arne Bizet Nancy Hall Oxford Joanne Mason Portsmouth Dunhill Abram Brown Britten Deems Taylor Betty Jo Smith High Point Addie Elliott Huntsville Ala Gounod Schuman Horton John Prindle Scott

Camera Club Awards Prizes For Portraits

Portraits by High Point Camera club members were judged by vote. First prize went to J. J. Ellington, second to D. L. Barker Jr., and third to Mabel H. Hargett. Clifford N. Cox Jr commented on lighting and appeal. Next meeting is April 11 with Roscoe Peters in charge.

High Point Camera Club J. J. Ellington D. L. Barker Jr Mabel H. Hargett Clifford N. Cox, Jr Roscoe Peters

Pioneer Construction Company Receives Charter in Thomasville

Thomasville March 15 Pioneer Construction Company Inc of Thomasville has been issued a certificate of incorporation by the Secretary of State in Raleigh. The new firm will engage in general construction with authorized capital stock of 300000 dollars. Ben Meyers W E Fouts and Joe Meyers all of Thomasville have subscribed to 300 dollars of the stock.

Thomasville Pioneer Construction, Company, Inc Raleigh Ben Meyers W. E. Fouts Joe Meyers

Missionary Commission Given Former High Point Resident

The Rev Worth C Grant pastor of First Baptist Weldon and High Point native was commissioned as a missionary to Japan in Richmond Virginia by the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention His wife Kathryn Stephens Grant and their two children Donna and Angela will sail for Japan late July and study the language on field He is a Furman and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary graduate and served as a Navy transport chaplain before pastoring in Weldon for three years The Grants two brothers and sister are active in religious and church work in Indiana Thomasville and High Point

Worth C. Grant First Baptist Church Weldon High Point Japan Richmond Foreign Mission Board Southern Baptist Convention L. L. Grant Myrtle Street Grants Grant Kathryn Stephens Abbeville S. C Donna Angela Mr. Grant High Point High School Mars Hill Junior College Furman University Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Kennedy Home Kinston U. S. Navy Pacific Weldon Church State Baptist Convention Roy L. Grant Meron Indiana Marse Charity and Children Baptist Thomasville Truett Duke University Ray Delappe

Art Exhibit At Jamestown High School Displays Masters

An exhibition of 15 large color reproductions from Old Masters like Gainsborough Da Vinci Raphael and Van Dyck plus modern artists such as George Innes Duveneck and Wyant is on view at Jamestown High School through Thursday. Proceeds fund school picture purchases.

Jamestown High School Gainsborough Titian Da_ Vinci Te: Lorch Murillo van Dyck Raphael Brush Ben Foster George de Forest Brush George Innes Ernest Albert Harry Vincent Frank Duveneck Gardner Symons Bruce Crane William Wyant Robert Wesley Amick Gustave Wiegand

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