Local Churches Plan Special Holy Week Easter Services
Palm Sunday marks Holy Week in High Point churches with Maundy Thursday and Good Friday observances. Wesley Memorial and First Methodist plan joint Maundy Thursday Communion at 7:30 p.m. and feature Baptisms, vespers, and Easter music by choirs and soloists. First Methodist and Wesley Memorial also stage Holy Week services, with organ numbers and special plays across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Jones Enterprise
High Point
Wesley Memorial
First Methodist
Robert G Tuttle
Carroll Feagins
Faith Linthicum
Mary Louise Stone
Jean Harriss
First Methodist Church
Brahm
Smith
Henry Joast
Robert G. Tuttle
Main Street Methodist
Lyles Kearns
J. W. Morgan
Davis Smith
Charles Kearns
Carol Kearns
Fielding Kearns
Warren Williams
Harry B. Monroe
Christ
Ward Street Methodist
L. E. Mabry
Ward Street Methodists
Fairfield Methodist Church
Oak View Methodist Church
First Presbyterian
Pope Pius XII
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
High Point College lists 119 degree candidates for May
High Point College announces 119 candidates for baccalaureate degrees to be awarded at commencement May 28. Of the group 61 seek the B S and 58 the A B, with names listed by hometown and degree track for both A B and B S graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Harold Conrad
High Point
Arthur Black
Fairfield Rd
Kathryn Craven
Colon Wayne Farlow
Montlieu Ave
Dennis E. Farlow
Dayton St
Sarah Forbis
Mayview Ave
Connie Grant
Emerywood
Apts
Lacy Belle Haynes
Michael Janis
Wilhelms St
Joseph Glass Lee
Montlieu
Treva Morgan
Kyle Smith
Virginia Walker
Montleu Ave
Ruby Wright
Trinity Ave
Fred Eosay
Alice Milbury Herbert
Woodrow Ave
Sarah
Selma Ledford
LaVerne Wright
Randieman
June Page Green
Boyd Kistler
Seagrove
Mary Louise Cox
Thomasville
Betty Ann Tysing- Bolik
Siler City
Wayne J. Brewer
Aurora
Helen Siisaboth
Wilmington
Nathan Hooks
Lynchburg
Pete Holmes
Nada
Spray
Elon Saunders Cook
Sylvia Dawn Craddock
Newsoms
Shirley Edward Sues
Bernice Imogene
Church
Archie
Davidson
Elleneed
Warren Ray
Monroe
James — Northington
Selma
Agnes
Honor student named to Phi Eta Sigma at N C State
R L Phillips Jr son of Mr and Mrs R L Phillips of 419 Greenwood Ave named to Phi Eta Sigma at North Carolina State College as a freshman on the Dean's List for the past semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Phillips Jr
R. L Phillips
Greenwood Ave
Phi Eta Sigma
N. C. State College
Phillips
Band Receives Outfit Donation for Miami Trip
Anvil Brand Inc. donated two Bermuda short outfits with shirts for boys and blouses for girls and embroidered branding for the High Point band members headed to the Lions Club International Convention in Miami this June. The value is listed at $800 as part of the fund-raising effort still needing about $6,500. Contributions are sent to The Enterprise or W. C. Koontz Jr., with checks payable to The Miami Band Fund. Total acknowledged to date is $1,732.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Miami
Anvil Brand Inc
Anvil Brand
N. C
Enterprise
W. C. Koontz Jr
Gee
J. W. Morgan
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
Counter Warrants Filed In Assault With Local Arrests
Two local men filed counter warrants charging each other with assault after a late night disturbance. J. T. Stroud was booked for assault with a deadly weapon and carrying a concealed weapon after a beef with James Nance. Nance claimed Stroud struck him with knuckles and a pistol was found on Stroud during a search. Nance jailed for simple assault. A separate case saw Forrest Fritts report Margaret Singleton stole $75. Eugene Franklin charged with assaulting an officer. Louise Davis arrested for possession of white liquor, bond set. Gene Strater suffered multiple knife wounds in a hospital emergency operation. another suspect remained in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Stroud
Leonard St
James Nance
Morgan St. Nance
Stroy
Stroud
Nance
Forrest Fritts
Beddington Rd
Margaret Singleton
Cedron Ave. Ext
Eugene Franklin
Franklin
W. E. Johnson
Louise Davis
Fairview St
Gene Strater
English St
Strater
Crossed Wires and Cats Open a Turbulent Week
A Municipal Court clerk grants three extra days for fines payment after a defendant cites hardships. The chain of miscommunication leads to a phone call claiming the man is ill with mumps. A chaotic domestic note on a new kitten, cat care myths, and a humorous personal aside follow. A High Point crime rate decline is blamed on warrant service efficiency, with talk of city growth and utility expansion. Funeral directors seek urgent offers to hand over ambulances. city officials warn a run service would cost about $50,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Nash
Myusband
High Point
Unwa
Williard
Oak View
Garnell Twin
George Covington
Cadillac
de Gubiens
Stoker
Charges Filed After English Street Accident In Thomasville
Two Thomasville drivers were involved in an English Street crash. Louis Diggs 17 of Doak Street and Barbara Blake 27 of East Guilford Street were cited for traffic violations after Diggs turned into a driveway and Blake followed too closely. Damage estimated at 175 dollars. A Navy seaman, Frank Cartwright 46 of Norfolk Virginia, was charged with failure to yield after a South Main Street collision that involved Marie Warner of King Street. total damage about 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
English Street
High Point
Louis S. Diggs
Doak Street
Barbara K. Blake
E. Guilford Street
Diggs
Blake
Comege
Frank L. Cartwright
Norfolk
Santo Nathan Hunter
Marie Elda Warner
King St
Students To Take Census For High Point Schools
High Point public school system will survey about 9000 students this Tuesday. Students will get census forms in class to take home to parents and deliver to neighbors without children. Forms are returned Wednesday to school officials for map-based attendance boundary planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point School
B. Pruette
High Point
Pruette
Accident Box Score Ending Friday At 5 PM
A fragmentary report records totals for accidents with 6 persons injured and 148 persons killed. It lists property loss and counts by category though many figures are garbled. The readable data notes 8979 and 4,404.88 as monetary figures for loss.
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BR. Glenn Callicutt
Juanita Abbott
R. N. Proctor
FE. L. Hill
Shirley Shackelford
Mt. Holly
Merrill Gilford Perkins
Durham
Eugene Phillips
Madison
Jack Webster Jr
Statesville
Charles Buchanan Williford
Joseph Everett Beamon III
Gatewood Ave
Coy Burchfield Jr
Eaton Place
Bernis Lee Cochram
Luther Ronald Hall
Magnolia Ct
David Odell Moore
South St. John
Ridgecrest
Guilford College
Phillip van Mowery
Winston-Salem
William R. Burton
John Wendell East
William Joseph Borcum Jr
Morris Richard Motsinger
Jerry
Mickey Franklin Washam Thomasville
Bennie Saintsing
Knolon Wall
Concord
William Ross Andrews
Jerry Ray Kennerly
Joe W. Widenhouse Jr
Pinnacle
Frank Allen
Robin
James Marshall Andrews
Carthage
Earl Gladstone Barbour Jr
Kannapolis
Mary Colene Cook
Walnut Cove
Elaine Moore Davis
Rockinghams
Roy Ellis Dawkins
Kings Mountain
Herbert Dale Dixon
Oxford
Stanley Gene Duke
Louisburg
Robert Jackson Frazier Jr
Emma Grace
Cedar Grove
John Co. Hawkins
Donald V. Roberts
Vale
Jane Heavner
Ralph Evan Honbarrier
Sidney Frank Lanier
Maiden
Jack Fay McCaslin
Lexington
David Franklin McEugene Meekins
Elizabeth City
Jesse Bland Mercer
Vass
Mary Katherine Page
Chatham
Duffy Lee Paul
Waterbury
First We Hborage
Lawrence I. Stell
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Charlotte
C. Grier Davis
First Presbyterian Church
Asheville
Stell
Davis
Presbyterian Church
DR. Stell
DR. Davis
THE
High Point Enterprise
Connie Jean Davis
Harvey Davis
Francis Sr
Myrtle Daniels
Janet Langley
Forrest Cates
Archie W. Hedrick
High Point Township
Yoneday
Kay Moore
High Point High School
B O. Moore
South Rd
George Hawkins
Wake Forest College
Ward Street Methodist Church
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