26 Mar 1968
Page 15
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1968
Page
15
A quirky description of inflatable elephant-like trunks and hooded seals with ringed seals and white circles, noting pelts used for belts and boots. It mentions ribbon seal-made Eskimo accessories and polar bears threatening land seals while water-dwellers float on air.
The obituary notes the death of a resident who had lived in High Wherittes and mentions survivors including his mother Mrs. Willie Mae Springfield of Baltimore and Magee mother Mrs. Kate Walker of 1501 Furlough St. The funeral is set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Sechrest Funeral Home Chapel with burial later. the family will receive visitors Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m.
Kin wanton Reed was charged with entering and larceny after being found inside the E Green Curb Market on E Green Drive. Bond set at 2000 dollars as police link him to the break-in and thefts at High Point Lanes Inc and Basic Furniture Co with 490 dollars cash and 242 dollars worth of tools and appliances reported stolen.
THOMASVILLE Frank Gillespie 23 was acquitted in Street Court yesterday of indecent exposure after charges filed by Shirley Harrison. Charles Steele of Doak Street received a sentence of pee after being convicted of Mahalia knife Wingate Lee Soles 22 of College Street found guilty of public drunkenness and assault.
Former Senator Barry Goldwater spoke at East Carolina University proposing Nixon as the presidential nominee with Reagan as running mate. He argued Nixon could win in 1968 and be reelected in 1972, followed by Reagan's two-term presidency.
Randolph County Superior Court in Asheboro begins a one week criminal term with defendants awaiting representation. Judge J Thomas Seay grants a continuance for murder case in Archdale and orders a June term hearing for Ruby Hefner. Livingston Brown’s double murder case sees a second trial ordered by a federal judge after state supreme court upheld prior proceedings.
The coordinator for Concerned Citizens says most residents support the idea and want to remain in the neighborhood. He cites past lack of housing competition for the poor and mentions trailer housing and property-owners concerns.
In Raleigh AP report fragment, Broughton High School teens name Manda as vice chair with West Bill Konrad 17 and Pittman Bill 16 among listed figures and Clinton Pyne 17 at Black Mountain Wilson Portmanteau unclear.
Archdale resident and former airline stewardess Marge Clements was named Archdale Trinity Citizen of the Year by the Archdale Trinity Lions Club. The award honored her extensive community involvement with Girl Scouts, the Woman's Club, the Pride Patience Garden Club, the PTA, and church groups.
Henderson outlines a unique privatized approach to housing with public agency help. The plan favors self policing and socio economic rehabilitation at centers run by the citizens group. Mayor Davis supports starting point but urges broader federal help. The group would operate as a nonprofit to restore homes and boost ownership.
Legal notices list multiple parties in a Greensboro Guilford County land sale under court orders. The sale, April 2 1968 at 11 00 AM, covers Lots 4 5 6 16 and 17 in Ring Stanton plat. A 10 percent cash deposit required. balance due at deed delivery. sale subject to taxes liens and upset bids.
In the Municipal Court of High Point North Carolina a civil action for absolute divorce has been filed after one year of separation. Defendant Charles D. Cole must appear by May 10 1968 or demur the complaint. Clerk Alea! signs for attorney Wes West Green Drive High Point NC.
Multiple legal notices request creditors to present claims by specific September 1968 deadlines for the estates of Russell Moore Ada Spencer and Ada Spence. executrix and administrator names, addresses, and attorney firms listed. and a Harvell-New Nam Uniforms receivership filing with a separate claim deadline.
Short notice listings describe a small white male puppy lost near Groometown Road and Kivett Drive in Greensboro and an inquiry from Guilford County about hot water via an electro heater. An automatic Pyrofax Gas Serv hot water unit at 1302 Montlieu Avenue High Point offers full hot water at lower cost. A wrestling event at High Point Recreation Center on Ward Street offers 25 cents off, Fridays at 8 30 p.m.
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