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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1956

Page

19

Most Reserve Airmen May Receive Pay

Reserve airmen may enroll in pay authorized training at the 9828th Air Reserve Squadron. Major Charles C. Taylor said 14th Air Force lifted pay course restrictions and eligible airmen in top four enlisted grades may join two monthly classes for a day’s pay. The squadron seeks new members and urges contact with Major Taylor or Master Sergeant George Adams at 437. N. Wrenn St.

9828Th Air Reserve Charles C. Taylor Taylor Headquarters 14Th Air Force George Adams N. Wrenn St

Red Cross Sunday drives appeal for local relief funds

Red Cross Sunday marks the annual drive to raise funds for the national relief budget. The High Point chapter seeks 2900 dollars and Archdale Trinity area contributions, with efforts led by Mr and Mrs Co J Hiatt and Red Cross volunteers. Donations can be mailed to 109 Thurston St or picked up by calling 6711.

Red Cross American Red Cross Raipits Red Cross National Relief Fund High Point United Fund-Red Cross Archdale-Trinity Randolph County Co. J. Hiatt Hiatt Reds Archdale Guil- Rand Charles Mendenhall Thurston St

Police Report 208 Accidents To Date In ’56

High Point reports no traffic fatalities for 1956. Last week 15 reportable accidents occurred with three injuries. Year to date total 208 accidents, 34 hurt, property loss about 3085 this week and 62490 year to date.

High Point Police Department Ocean

Brenda Grubb Fund Reaches 450 As Contributions Grow

Thomasville scene reports Brenda Grubb Fund now totals 450 dollars as of March 17, led by Mrs. Charles Apple. Donations flow from Jamestown Sophia Franklinville Ridgeway and Virginia to aid eight year old Brenda Grubb unconscious since August from an automobile accident. The appeal was launched March 9 by Rev. Mr. Apple, pastor of Mt Zion Pilgrim Holiness Church, with medical expenses totaling about 3000 dollars.

Thomasville Brenda Grubb Charles Apple Jamestown Sophia Franklinville Ridgeway Apple Brenda James Grubb Route 2 Greens A Thom Asville Furniture Company Grubb Mt. Zion Pilgrim Holiness Church Mr. Apple First Baptist Church Fairview Methodist Church Erwin Standard Furniture Co E. W. Harrison Orris Myres William Hedrick Paul Smith High Point Conrad Memorial J. Mhi Earl Brown Gold Hill E. J. Dyre Ping Linwood Curtis

Butcher Knife Victim In Fair Condition

A 3 year old Black boy was described in fair condition at a hospital after being stabbed in the chest with a butcher knife. Fred Coffee of Gordy Street was admitted Friday night with the wound. Police reported the arrest of another Black man in connection with the attack. Frances Lendon Davis, 29, of Cliffside Street, is held without bond for assault with a deadly weapon. In a separate incident, 38 year old Charles Lassiter of Purdy Street was jailed after hitting William Dennis with a beer bottle during a fight on Rusce Street. Dennis, 29, of Clara Cox Apts on E Russell Street, was treated at Memorial Hospital with 15 stitches for face and neck wounds.

High Point Fred Coffee Gordy Street Frances Lendon Davis Cliffside Street Purdy Street Charles H. Lassiter Lassiter William Dennis Sawyers Rusce Street Dennis Clara Cox Apts E. Russell Street Memorial Hospital

Rabbi to Speak at Handicapped Children Parents Group

The Handicapped Children's Parents Group will meet on a date at 7 30 p m at Green Street Baptist Church Day center. William Gold will address the group on The Family and the Child. Marvin Shoemaker, president, invites all interested parents to attend.

Green St. Baptist Church William Gold Marvin Shoemaker

Consolidated bus revision moves to council vote

The City Council is set for an official vote Tuesday on revisions to Consolidated Bus Line schedules aimed at improving service and transfer efficiency. Six council members and the mayor supported the plan in committee, which would synchronize arrivals at the downtown transfer terminal at Washington and N Main.

Consolidated Bus Line, Inc Washington and N. Main Streets Main Street N. Main Street Washington Street Snow Lumber Co City Hall S. Main Street O. A. Kirkman Carolina E. Lexington Avenues

Hospital Day lifts Heart Center fund by fifteen thousand

Hospital Day boosted the Heart Center and enlargement project with a $15 000 contribution. Jaycees drew gifts from a dollar to 5000 and moved to within 12300 of the 1500000 goal as weather delayed cleanup. Cochairs E D Miller and John Davis urged continued gifts and pledges to reach the target this week.

Hospital Day Heart Center Jaycees Tom R N. C. English Virginia Bould Charles L. Amos Kennedy Oil Company E. D. Miller John Davis State Jaycee Office

Lindsay Memorial Methodist to hear building plans Sunday

Lindsay Memorial Methodist will meet Sunday to hear a report by the building committee on plans for a new church on Montlieu Ave near Five Points. Vice chairman L W Lamar will present the plan summary as members were asked to attend and vote. The morning worship service will be replaced by the church conference during that period.

Lindsay Memorial Methodist Montlieu Ave Five Points L. W. Lamar Malcolm Reese Lindsay Memorial W. B. Delk W. O. White

Infiltration claims plague local NAACP unit

Forrest Cates reports attorney doubts Communist infiltration of the local NAACP chapter after FBI counterspy Odis Reavis testified to a cell here in 1949. The attorney says he recalls no evidence of infiltration and notes city tensions and personnel troubles, including police manpower shortages and a possible resignation in public works.

FBI Odis Reavis Agers W. Langford Reavis NAACP Ahe AACP Ford Betiiretien

Spring First Day May Be Springlike

Weathermen forecast a springlike first day with temperatures near 58 to 60 degrees and possible rain. Temperatures rise today and tomorrow with partly cloudy, warmer conditions. spring arrives officially Tuesday at 10:21 a.m.

Friendship

Chamber Group Meets Monday At Sheraton

The National Affairs Committee of the High Point Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday at 12 15 p m at the Sheraton Hotel. Subcommittee discussions are planned and Ed Mendenhall and Tillman Thomas will speak on Get Government Out of Mess. Dale Montgomery will discuss farm price supports.

High Point Chamber of Commerce Sheraton Hotel Chamber Ed Mendenhall Tillman) Thomas

District Scout Meeting Set Next Tuesday

The High Point District scout committee will hold its March meeting next Tuesday at 12 15 p m at the Sheraton Hotel. Frank Sizemore Jr district chairman asked institutions sponsoring district scout units to list additional information in their reports including board of review chairman name and address, monthly meeting date, and scheduled dates for pack troop and post committee meetings.

High Point Sheraton Hotel Frank Sizemore Jr Sizemore Troop Board of Review

Band Fund Totals Over $1 500 Mark

The High Point Band Fund total surpassed 1500 dollars with contributions from Heritage Furniture Marsh Furniture Co and The Lilly Co each 65 dollars to cover one member’s convention stay. W C Koontz Jr treasurer reports 1527 50 received. 4927 50 still needed of 6500 goal for the Miami Lions International Convention appearance.

High Point Band Heritage Furniture Inc Marsh Furniture Co The Lilly Co W. C. Koontz Jr High Point ‘High Band Lions’ International Miami Mik Dur’ Mina Orange Bowl Lions’ Club Band Boosters Club Merchants Association Chamber of Commerce Florida Enterprise E. College the Lilly Company Heritage Furniture Co North State Telephone Marietta Paint & Color Eee Phillips-Davis, Inc Alderman Photo Co, Inc

Phonograph Prize Won by HPC Students

J C Greene, HPC junior from Mt Gilead, was one of 60 contestants in a slogan contest held by a cigarette company in American Colleges and Universities. Greene won a Hi-Fi Phonograph and was the sole NC college student to receive an award in the event.

J. C. Greene HPC Mt. Gilead Cigarette Com Greene North Carolina

Suspended Six Months For Local Man In Municipal Court

Sidney Carter, 34, of Furlough Street, received a suspended six month term on the county roads in a municipal court session Friday. Judge Archie Myatt ordered him to obtain and keep steady employment to keep the three year probation in force after pleading to gambling operation charges.

Archie Myatt Sidney Carter Carter

Man Arrested For Firing Shotgun In City Incident

W. M. Ely, 59, of Brooks Street faced a firearms case after a shotgun blast struck a wall last week. His judgment was continued for two years as he paid a fine and court costs.

W. M. Ely Brooks Street

Beginners Day at Oak View School Set for March 21

Oak View School will host Beginner's Day next Wednesday March 21 at the campus. Parents with preschool children are asked to bring the child’s birth certificate as part of the event preparations, according to school authorities.

Oak View School

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