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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1960

Page

9

Forger Kennedys Schooling Prompted Guilty Plea Mocked

Judge Gwyn pressed Henry Kennedy and Glenn Lawson on forgeries in High Point Superior Court. Kennedy, 43, admitted cashing three $35 checks but said he could not write, while Lawson, 29, faced checks totaling $37 and received a suspended sentence after details on his past crimes surfaced.

Dick Bickerton Allen H. Gwyn Reidsville High Point Superior Court Henry Kennedy Thomasville Glenn Kyle Lawson Pulaski Gwynn Kennedy Lawson E. E. Younts Gwyn High Point Kornegay Leavenworth

Husband Detained As Wife Faints In Court Drama

A pregnant wife eight months along collapsed beside her husband in Superior Court after Judge Allen Gwyn ordered Kenneth Hall into sheriff's custody. Hall, 27, faced two breaking and entering charges and one for burglary tools, with his attorney entering guilty pleas to the former and no contest to the latter. Hall was to be sentenced, while his wife was treated and sent home from High Point Memorial Hospital.

Allen Gwyn Kenneth Hall Odgen Street Hall High Point Memorial Hospital Louis Fisher Greensboro Road MacLean B. Leath N. Main Street Fisher Clyde Sechrest Gwyn

Sanitary district proposal eyed for Jamestown Sedgefield area

Guilford County Commissioners hear a plan for a cooperative sanitary drainage district with High Point. Residents would vote on water and sewer bonds before any action. A Deep River fire district vote is set for April 30 along the county line north of High Point.

Greensboro Jamestown - Sedgefield Guilford William Ragsdale High Point Ragsdale Deep River

Council Meet Set Tonight In Thomasville

Thomasville city council meets tonight two days early with several members out of town. The agenda includes fishing regulations for the Thomasville Lexington reservoir and a public hearing on the subdivision ordinance scheduled for Thursday night will be postponed.

Thomasville Bill Green Thomasville - Lexington Lexington Green

Library Board Deadlocked On Appointment

Thomasville voices a deadlock over appointing a new county librarian. Curtis Fields said a decision was not reached, with next meeting set for May 9. Antoinette Earle resigned Feb 1. acting librarian is Alice Newell who seeks the permanent post, joined by Mary Green Matthews as another candidate.

Thomasville Davidson County Alice Newell Lexington Mary Green Matthews

Bailey resigns as North Carolina prison director to enter private business

William F. Bailey, who led North Carolina prisons to separation from the Highway Commission, resigns as State Prisons director effective April 1. George Randall is mentioned as a possible replacement. Bailey cites an opportunity in private business. Governor Hodges praises Bailey’s leadership during the department’s early independence.

Raleigh North Carolina The Highway Commission William F. Bailey High Point George Randall Iredell County Paroles Board Bailey Hodges Washington, N.C Lina Garibaldi Matthews Prison Commission Randall Luther Hodges

Polite Bandits Face Trial On Robbery Charge

Willie Carlton Turner and Angelo Caruana, both Greensboro men, were bound over to Superior Court on robbery with firearms charges after a failed stick up at the Guy Hill Grocery on Kivett Drive. They were held on bonds of 1500 dollars each awaiting the next Superior Court term.

Superior Court Willie Carlton Turner Angelo Caruana Greensboro Guy Hill Kivett Drive Hill

Downtown High Point plans shown to businessmen

Nearly 100 leaders from the Merchants Association Downtown Development Committee and Real Estate Board heard Acting City Planner Bert Winterbottom outline a long range plan to modernize and beautify High Point's downtown district. Slides traced Kalamazoo's progress as a model and stressed public and private cooperation.

Cbd Central Business District Ed. Mendenhall J.W.P. Mooney Enterprise High Point Merchants’ Assn Downtown Development Committee Real Estate Board Sheraton Hotel Bert A. Winterbottom Kalamazoo Ed Mendenhall

Driving Charge Leads to Mixed Sentences in Superior Court

Sammy Evans, 26, of Hoskins Street, received a six month active sentence for driving during license revocation, with two additional six month suspended terms on related charges. A five year operating ban was imposed conditionally. Herbert H. Gilley, 31, of Green Street, also faced a suspended term on appeal.

Robert Walls Bundy Road Allen H. Gwyn Reidsville Sammy Evans Hoskins Street Evans Municipal Court Herbert H. Gilley Green Street

Neighborhood pool project wins council approval

High Point moves to back a privately owned community swimming pool in Wendover Hills. Promoters plan to form a corporation to own and run the pool with financing from residents. Three city lots on Whitehall Street will be auctioned with a start bid of 1000 dollars, site at the corner of Whitehall and Sherbrook streets. The pool would open by July. The details were discussed at today’s City Council session.

High Point Wendover Hills John Haworth Whitehall Street Whitehall and Sherbrook Streets Haworth

Guard Report Details Snow Deep Enough to Veil 10-Wheeler

National Guardsmen battle extreme snow in the northwest counties to deliver coal and fuel to stranded families near Newland and Boone. Major David Hodgin says High Point units sent the largest detachment, with 21 volunteers and three coal trucks aiding rescue efforts from Wilkesboro. The convoy faced ice and deep drifts on a 40 mile run, then headed to Winston Salem to haul hay for cattle as jeeps operate from West Jefferson.

High Point David Hodgin High Point Guard Northwest Wilkesboro Newland Boone Grandfather Mountain Winston-Salem West Jef

Central Control in Mountain Snow Operation

Major Hodgin reports Jersop unit delivering food and fuel to homes in the mountains. Troops sleep at the Baptist Church and eat at the Methodist Church in West Jefferson. High Point radio truck serves as central control linking jeeps and guard units statewide. Work expected to finish by Sunday unless heavier snow falls.

Jersop Major Hodgin West Jefferson High Point Guard Hodgin

Deep Freeze Nearing End Forecast Clears Weather Woes

Weatherman at Friendship says a warmup is coming as the deep freeze ends. Rain moves in this evening and lingers overnight into Wednesday morning with partial clearing by afternoon. Thursday promises warmth and partial cloudiness with highs around 45.

Friendship

Prayer Resisted Pressure in Community by Retired Editor

A prayer asks God for grace to resist evil pressures in the community and to stay loyal to Christ. The caller is Lyndon B. Phifer of Tallahassee Florida, a retired Methodist editor.

Jesus Christ Lyndon B. Phifer Tallahassee Fla

Roberts Named Editor of Charity and Children

John F. Roberts was named editor of Charity and Children and director of public relations for Baptist Children's Homes of North Carolina. The announcement was made Monday by Dr. John Wayland after trustees met with Roberts and superintendent Dr. W. R. Wagoner. Roberts, 33, will begin around June 1 and brings credit for journalism and public relations work at Gardner Webb College and experience with Gastonia publications and the Gastonia City Schools. He succeeds J. Marie Grant as editor, while Dr. Norfleet Gardner serves as acting editor. Roberts will lead a new public relations program for Mills Home in Thomasville Kennedy Home in Kinston and Odum Home in Pembroke, serving over 450 children plus 150 foster care. He is married to Helen Goodwin Roberts of Greenville and they have four children.

Thomasville John FE. Roberts Charity and Children Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina John Wayland Wake Forest Roberts W. R. Wagoner Children’s Homes Mills Home Gardner-Webb Holt McPherson J. Marie Grant The Biblical Recorder Gardner- Webb and Furman Wayne Mark Glenn Jonna

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High Point Cbd Bert Winterbottom Janet Teague High Point Enterprise Caruana Turner Luke Barnes Redding Street Mich U.S Winterbottom Bob Griffin Council Red Cross George Grant High Point National Guard North Caro Lina Mills
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