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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1958

Page

30

Victim Curtis Leonard Remains Critical After Fire

Curtis Leonard, severely burned on hands arms face back and chest, is in critical condition at High Point Memorial Hospital after a Friday night fire at 706 Mint St. Neighbors rescued him from the burning apartment owned by Betty Tate. James Bird pulled Leonard to safety as flames surged. Fire officials have not yet determined the cause.

High Point Memorial Hospital Curtis Leonard Leonard Mint St James Bird Betty Tate Bird

Methodist Protestant Women Establish Scholarship Fund at High Point College

A scholarship program named The Methodist Protestant Women's Memorial Scholarship Fund was created at High Point College by women from the former Methodist Protestant Church in North Carolina. The endowment totals $12,000, earmarked to award honor student scholarships for the freshman year, converting former loan funds into immediate scholarship aid.

High Point College North Carolina High Point Coles G. C. Halton High Point D.&. Col Dennis H. Cooke

AEC Expert Will Talk To Club At YMCA Meeting

United States Atomic Energy Commission official Jon D. Anderson will speak to the YMCA Industrial Management Club Tuesday at 6 30 PM in Schenectady New York. His topic A Proper Perspective For The Atomic Age covers atomic energy in industry.

Jon D. Anderson United States Atomic Energy Commission Schenectady N. Y YMCA Anderson Atomic Energy Project Boston Milwaukee Oak Ridge AEC Howard R. Pancoast Bryant Electric Co Charlie Monk Brentwood Baptist Church Don Horne J. C. Jollies

Forest Fires vs Insects and Disease Kill More Trees

The article notes that nine out of ten forest fires are human caused, but insects and disease destroy ten times as many trees as fires, underscoring ecological threats beyond flames.

Pianists and Bands End District Music Contest in High Point

The High Point District Music Contest wrapped with 35 soloists 10 bands and one orchestra in competition. Pianists performed at High Point Senior High Auditorium bands and the orchestra played at High Point Junior High. Judges rated the Junior High Orchestra excellent just below superior with bands following in sequence.

High Point High Point Junior High High Point Junior High School Allen Jay Mineral Springs Griffith High Pilot Mountain Denton High Jamestown High Mooresville High Asville Point High Kenneth Cuthbert Eastern Carolina College Greenville Nicholas Erneston Appalachian State Teachers College Boone Alan Bone Duke University Durham Stewart Pratt Meredith College Susanna Bell Betsy Creech Superior Kernersville Sally Blackwell Vicki Summerfield Dawn Crissman Boonville Billie Hartsell Jonesville Jackie Sue Lohr Lexington Grace Harris Greensboro Lorna Dickson Elkin Frances Speas Reynolds Joyce Groome Superior Boro David Brooks Pilot Mountain Senior High School Wanda Bullington Robert Smith Linda Pell Patricia MacKenzie Joyce Redman Linda Jones

Bank Robbery Suspect Sought After Narrow Escape

Private office scene reveals lead suspect Joe Acomb as bank robbery target. Clerk Bob Calhoun described the robber as masked with adhesive tape, demanding money. Detective notes Acomb’s past loan rejection and poverty as motive. Sheriff's chase leads to Sunset Road shack.

Albert Graves Bob Calhoun Calhoun Sunset Road Joe Acomb Acomb Doc Jenkins

Wood 82 Dies At Home Near Randleman

William Julian Wood 82 of Route 2 Randleman died at home Saturday at 4 15 p m after a three week illness. He leaves three daughters Ora Johnston Lena Wood and Alma Sherwood five brothers Oscar J C T C Percy and C H Wood one grandson and two great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Grays Chapel Church Monday at 2 30 p m with burial in the church cemetery the body to be placed in the church 30 minutes before services.

Ashebord William Julian Wood Randleman Ora Johnston Lena Wood Alma Sherwood Oscar Wood Bluefield W. Va J. C T. C. Wood Charlotte Percy Wood C. H. Wood Asheboro Grays Chapel

Sizemore Rites Set For Today At 3 P.M.

Funeral services for Frank J. Sizemore 74 will be held today at 3 p.m. at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with Dr. C. C. Herbert Jr. and Rev. C. W. Bucky officiating. Interment follows at Oakwood Memorial Park. Sechrest Funeral Home will hold the body, to be placed in the church 30 minutes before services. Sizemore, longtime High Point Chamber of Commerce secretary, died Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital. Memorials are directed to Wesley Memorial Church building fund.

Frank J. ‘Sizemore Wesley Memorial Methodist Church C. C. Herbert Jr C. W. Bucky Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery Sechrest Funeral Home Sizemore Brantley Circle High Point Wesley Memorial Church

Local Youth Paper Wins Recognition at National Convention

A High Point youth edited school paper earned first place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association contest at its 34th annual New York convention. The award in printed newspapers for boys private secondary schools went to The Oracle of Woodberry Forest School. Earl N. Phillips Jr. of High Point serves as editor in chief.

High Point Columbia Scholastic Press Association New York Columbia University Oracle Woodberry Forest School Earl N. Phillips Jr the Oracle

Theater Role To Be Talked In High Point

High Point College radio class presents a program on WHPE from 4:30 to 5 pm discussing college and community theater. Judy Wilson interviews Robert Barner and Mrs. Ralph Rochelle about the High Point Little Theatre with Tower Players president Larry Williams outlining activities. A satirical skit on television westerns by Sonny Thornton opens the broadcast.

High Point High Point College WHPE Judy Wilson Robert Barner Ralph Rochelle High Point Little Theatre Barner Rochelle Tower Players Larry Williams College Dramatics Group Sonny Thornton

Clinic Set Tomorrow by Charles Cullen in High Point

A capacity crowd is expected as Charles E Cullen conducts a sales and public relations clinic at the Senior High School Auditorium at 7 30 p m. Sponsored by the High Point Merchants Association the one night course aims to help attendees sell their personalities.

Charles E. Cullen High Point Merchants Pen Charles Cullen Campbell Cullen

Groundbreaking Ceremony Planned for Five Points Sunday School

The First Baptist Church in the Field Street Apartments schedules a groundbreaking today at 2 30 p m for the Five Points Sunday School site near E on Ave Street. The project began two years ago and has met in various Five Points locations since moving from the apartments last May. Bell and the Rev Troy Robbins moderate.

Five Points Ave Street First Baptist Church Field Street Feag Bell Eat Troy Robbins Piedmont

Fleet Officer Wins Again

Bootleg bust on Windley Street nets two ounces of liquor as officer R. J. Brown nicknamed Speedy uses swift actions to trap a small amount of booze. Reportedly planning new gear like tennis shoes and a medicine-dropper to improve future captures.

R. J. Brown Brown Speedy Windley Street

Penalties Levied on Unpaid 1957 Taxes in Denton

Denton March 15 Tax Collector Allen Myers said penalties on unpaid 1957 taxes are now being collected. Delinquent taxpayers will receive statements by mail and should pay promptly to avoid extra legal expenses.

Denton Allen Myers

Artist Will Give Art Exhibit at High Point College

Harriet Fitzgerald renowned artist and lecturer from New York's Abingdon Square Painters will visit High Point College Tuesday and Wednesday for a series of talks and a gallery exhibit. She will discuss aesthetic criteria for teachers, modern art developments, and the 19th century revolution in art while showcasing about 20 works inspired by Danville Virginia, Skyline Drive Virginia, Morehead City North Carolina, and Bear Mountain Catskill scenes. Raiford Porter coordinates the program for the Arts Program in association with the Association of American Colleges.

Harriet Fitzgerald New York Abingdon Square High Point College Association of American Colleges Fitzgerald High Point Danville Skyline Drive Virginia Morehead City North Carolina Bear Mountain Catskill Miss Fitzgerald Randolph- Macon Woman's College Charles ‘Barzansky Barzansky Raiford Porter

Hayworth Eyes Monday Recommendation on Judgeship

Hayworth said he will make a recommendation to Judge Stanley on Monday if no Republican shows interest. If no GOP candidate emerges, he would likely back Young for the position.

Hayworth Stanley Young

Library Week Focus on Reading Across the City

National magazines highlight reading importance this month while civic groups in the city plan programs this week about libraries and reading.

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NHS Induction and Senior Events Highlight High Point Activities

Spring NHS induction will occur Tuesday in the High Point High School auditorium with juniors and seniors to be inducted and the NHS Service Award to be announced by last year's winner Ronald Koonts. Prominent events include sophomores' April 18 dance, FBLA state convention in Asheville, and Savant Society Science Club winners Cy Gray and Nancy Clinard advancing to district competition at Wake Forest March 29.

National Honor Society High Point High School NHS Niga Ronald Koonts Pat Flythe Alice Rawlinson Ed Grimsley Dixie Roach Ann Kirkman Cy Gray Nancy Clinard Savant Society Nancy North Carolina Wake Forest

Missing Ladder Report Leads to Clarification in Denton

Grady Surratt reports a ladder theft to Denton police chief Tom Gallimore. A local merchant admitted borrowing the ladder. a tree incident caused damage, then the borrower sought to replace parts before returning it. All parties reached an understanding.

Denton Grady Surratt Tom Gallimore Surratt

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