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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1968

Page

5

Two Traffic Wrecks Lead to Separate Charges

Two separate accidents yesterday produced traffic violations. Randel C. Cecil of Stoneville faces failure to reduce speed after a Ferndale Avenue collision with Elmore R. Alexander Jr. of Dovershire Road, causing minor damage. Blanche S. Hussey of High Point and Mildred Y. Moring of Rolling Road were cited for unsafe movement on North Main Street after a central lane miscue. Additional charges included assault with a deadly weapon for Dorothy Allen Clyde McCoy Grayson and Quick, and bouncing checks by Vaughn Smith. David V. Miller of Trade Line Furniture faced Employment Security Law violation.

Ferndale Cecil Alexander Blanche S. Hussey Route 2 High Point North Main Street Hussey Parris Street Mildred Y. Moring Rolling Road Moring P. D. Mitchell Parkview Lunch Dorothy Allen Loflin Street Clyde McCoy Grayson Quick Pearson Place

Piedmont Bands Will Compete At UNCG Festival

Forty six bands with 3062 students from senior high schools across the Piedmont North Carolina compete at UNCG April 3 4 and 5 for the 49th annual North Carolina State Contest Festival in Aycock Auditorium. Bands are rated superior excellent or good as part of the North Carolina Music Educators Conference activities.

Greensboro Piedmont Section North Carolina University of North Carolina At Greensboro School of Music UNCG North Carolina Music Educators Conference Aycock Parkland Winston- Salem High Point Central Guilford Ragsdale Jamestown Garinger Charlotte South Rowan China Grove Nothwest Cabarrus Concord North Mecklenburg Huntersville Belmont W. G. Enroe Raleigh Asheville Mooresville Dallas Bladenboro Albemarle Southern Durham Williams Burlington Reynolds Northern Reidsville Shelby South Mecklenburg Watauga Boone Fayetteville Hudson Scotland Laurinburg Fuquay-Varina Smithfield Elizabethtown Hillside

Correction on Young Walker slaying report clarifies charges

The Enterprise corrects that David Lee Walker had no pending case at death. Young Walker, slain on the High Point Central campus last Monday, faced no active charges other than a now-dismissed auto larceny case. A murder hearing is set for April 8 in Municipal Court. Gerald Locklear, 15, of E Green Drive, is charged and jailed without bond.

Enterprise David Lee Walker Walker Young Walker High Point Central Apri 8 Gerald Locklear E. Green Drive

Archdale-Trinity Jaycees Elect New Officers for Banquet

Archdale Trinity Jaycees elected Jimmy Stone president at Thursday night meeting. Harold Beck and Jerry Yaborough will serve as internal and external vice presidents, with Farrell Slack as secretary and Roy Allen as treasurer. Directors are Jerry Boyles and Robert Sechrest, and Benny Lawrence is state director. A report on the Trindale Swim Club Inc progress was given by Bill Farlow.

Archdale Archdale-Trinity Jaycees Sheraton High Point Jaycee Jimmy Stone Stone Harold Beck Jerry Yaborough Farrell Slack Roy Allen Benny Lawrence Jerry Boyles Robert Sechrest Jaycees Trindale Swim Club Inc Bill Farlow Progess

Men's Dorm Officers Are Named for 1968 69

The High Point College men's dormitory council announces new officers for the 1968 69 school year. William L. Harding of Wilmington Delaware is elected president. Robert P Williams of Asheboro is elected vice president. Percy L Hundley of Smithfield Virginia is secretary treasurer. John D Cornet of Orlando Florida and Steve Breckheimer of Fairport New York are chosen representatives to the judiciary council.

High Point College William L. Harding H. Theodore Harding Country Club Wilmington Del Robert Pilliams John R. Wiliams Oakmont Asheboro Percy L. Hundley South Church St Smithfield John D. Cornet J. J. Cornet Guernsey Orlando Fla Steve Breckheimer W. Church St Fairport N. Y Judiciary Council

Janitor Wins Damages For Eating Wire

In Raleigh UNC asked the State Court of Appeals to overturn a ruling awarding Sylvester G. Brooks 2750 dollars after he ate wire with collard greens. The Industrial Commission found UNC negligent for serving greens with foreign matter and Brooks underwent surgery to remove the wire.

Raleigh University of North Carolina State Court of Appeals Sylvester G. Brooks N. C. Industrial Commission Brooks

Johnson to lead High Point Jaycees for year

Stacy Johnson was elected president of the High Point Jaycees for the year at a Thursday night meeting held at the Top of the Mart Restaurant. He is employed by General Motors Acceptance Corporation and lives with his wife Gage and their children at 709 Forrest. Officers elected include Bob Bain as internal VP Jim Pearce external VP Sam Newman state director Johnny Barton secretary and Warren Hamilton treasurer. New board members are Wayne Mabe Charles McDonald Jack Howard Hugh Vaughn Charles Wallace Robert Underwood David Watkins Cary Ilderton Carlie Smith and Bob Neely.

Stacy Johnson High Point Jaycees Johnson General Motors Acceptance Corporation Dunn Gage Jaycee Board of Wayne Mabe Charles McDonald Jack Howard Hugh Vaughn Charles Wallace Robert Underwood David Watkins Cary Ilderton Carlie Smith Bob Neely

Acquittals and convictions in Thomasville Recorder's Court

William G Ward of Cox Avenue was fined and placed on probation for violating prohibition laws by selling alcohol. Willie Mae Murry of Lake Street was acquitted of possession charges. William Ross McDaniel of Dogwood Road was convicted of drunken driving, fined 100 dollars, and banned from driving for a year with jail time. Blakie Jones on Hunter Street faced bills for hospital care of Harris D. Kearns after a shotgun injury and received a suspended sentence. Larry L Watts had a suspended judgment on carrying a pistol. Robert Lester Lee of Trinity faced dismissed larceny charges for a 53.53 paint spray theft from M and C Woodworking Co. The plaintiff Fred G Morrison Sr. is deceased.

Thomasville William G. Ward Cox Avenue Willie Mae Murry Lake Street William Ross McDaniel Dogwood Road Davi Superior Court McDaniels Blakie Jones Hunter Street Harris D. Kearns Kearns High Street Jones Larry L. Watts Wagstaff Street Robert Lester Lee Rt. 2 Trinity Fred G. Morrison Sr Lee M and C Woodworking Co

Warm Trend To Continue Through Monday Forecast

Today's warmer than normal temperatures continue through Monday with a 20 percent chance of rain. Partly cloudy skies and unseasonably warm conditions prevail through Sunday with highs in the low 80s and tonight near the mid 50s. The Monday outlook adds partly cloudy skies and continued warmth with scattered showers possible.

Old Fashioned Day Observed at Mount Calvary Baptist

Mount Calvary Baptist Church will host Old Fashioned Day tomorrow to mark the fourth anniversary of Faith Baptist merging with Mount Calvary. Congregants will wear past era costumes. services are open to the public.

Mount Calvary Baptist Church Faith Baptist Church Mount Calvary

Hobbs Withdraws Candidacy for Register of Deeds

Greensboro incumbent Mark Stewart remains the Democratic candidate after Clarence B Hobbs withdrew. Ernest Farris of Greensboro is the sole Republican candidate to face him in the November general election.

Greensboro Register of Deeds Clarence B. Hobbs Leaves Mark Stewart Ernest Farris

Jolly to Preach at Trinity Memorial Methodist

Dr Ralph Jolly president of Greensboro College will preach at Trinity Memorial Methodist Church Sunday at 7 30 p m. The event highlights the college leaders and church partnership in a community service.

Trinity Ralph Jolly Greensboro College Trinity Memorial Methodist Church

Revival Services Set at Mount Olive Church Sophia

Revival services at Mount Olive Pilgrim Holiness Church Sophia Rt 1 begin Sunday and run through April 7 with evangelist Rev T R York guiding 7 30 p m nightly. Singing will be presented.

Mount Olive Pilgrim Holiness Church Rt. 1 Sophia T. R. York

Five Foot Drawdown High Rock Lake Plan Approved

Federal Power Commission issues an order approving a license amendment for Yadkin Inc. to raise water levels in High Rock Lake, Piedmont North Carolina, to five feet or less during May through September. The change follows a push by Rep. Horace R. Kornegay and Senators B. Everett Jordan and Sam J. Ervin Jr. amid past complaints about low water levels affecting recreation. Yadkin Inc. operates four dams on the Yadkin River as a subsidiary of Aluminum Company of America.

Washington High Rock Lake Piedmont North Carolina Federal Power Commission Horace R. Kornegay B. Everett Jordan Sam J. Ervin Jr FPC Yadkin Inc Yadkin Aluminum Company of America Yadkin River High Rock

Chair City Camp Fire Gets Burns

A group of campers near Jones Lake started a camp fire off Roary Circle. Firemen arrived at 3 18 a m and doused the blaze with dirt. The fire was in a large ditch dug by the boys and was brought under control. Neighborhood campers remained unhappy as firemen left.

Thomasville Roary Circle Jones Lake

Man Charged As Being AWOL In Thomasville

George Wayne Boyd of Rt 5 Thomasville was arrested on a charge of being absent without leave from military duty. He remained jailed awaiting Army officials from Ft Bragg to transfer him back to the post.

Thomasville George Wayne Boyd Rt. 5 Boyd Ft. Bragg

City School Menus Week Of April

Week of April menus show Monday items such as Angolab spuc Dehsam seotatop Derettub Steeb Egnaro Eduj Ananab Ekac Toh Shor Klim Lirpa Sloof Yad. Tuesday features Meat Loaf Buttered Rice Greens Carrot Stix Jello with Fruit Milk. Wednesday offers Fried Chicken Buttered Squash Lima Beans and Shortcake.

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