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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1956

Page

11

City Council Debates Parking and Water Plans

High Point council split on Centennial Avenue parking with a tie broken by the mayor keeping both sides option. They approved a water survey funding up to 5000 dollars and a joint Yadkin River study with six area cities to map reservoir sites. Also approved sale of hydro project materials for 14620.50 and contracts for furnace conversion and wiring.

Anther New At Sea New Hunt Nocataen Gelile Elie Oak Street W. Green Centennial Avenue Lexington Lexington Avenue N. Main Street Johnson Street Lexington Ave Centennial M. L. Patrick Yadkin Piedmont High Point Council Rty General Services Administration City Hall Hunter Coal and Oil Co General Electric Co

Prisoner Escapes From Sandy Ridge Near High Point

Robert Rice Jr., 30, of Asheville, escaped from a road gang on Highway 311 near Bakertown Road at 12:50 p.m. yesterday and remained at large as deputies and state troopers searched. Heavy rain slowed the hunt, bloodhounds arrived late, and five other inmates from Sandy Ridge camp were also being hunted near Stokesdale.

Sandy Ridge High Point Robert Rice Jr Asheville Souh Bakertown Road Rice Stokesdale Sandy Ridge Camp Benbow Glenn Allen Billy Elmo King Charlotte King Real David Smith New Rice Coun

Guilford County Mental Health Society Launches Annual Drive

The Guilford County Mental Health Society begins its yearly membership drive with mail solicitations to support county clinics. Checks are accepted by Mrs. A. K. Maness of Greensboro. The drive runs through the week as the clinics provided preventive, diagnostic, and treatment services to 515 patients, closing 383 cases. The group also funds a scholarship at UNC for social work, adds a psychiatric social worker to the High Point office, and sends delegates to national meetings. The annual meeting is May 22 at the county health center auditorium. Dr. J. Taylor Brooks chairs the society.

Guilford County Mental Health Society A. K. Maness Greensboro Health Society University of North Carolina High Point Mary Elizabeth Blair J. Taylor Brooks

Mayor Proclaims Loyalty Day in Piedmont

Mayor George Covington proclaims Loyalty Day asking all merchants to display the flag in honor of the founding fathers of the United States, in a proclamation for Piedmont Post 1960 Veterans of Foreign Wars.

George Covington Piedmont Post The United States

New Industrial Chaplain Service Explained to Exchangites

Roger Bell spoke to the Exchange Club about his Industrial Chaplain Service aiding factories in the region to strengthen labor relations and pride in work. Carl R. Shelton of the High Point Fire Department joined as a new member. Announcement that the Exchange Liner at City Lake will begin operations this weekend. George T. Leverett won the attendance prize and Eurai Cates the Fellowship prize. Harold Davis presided as president.

Roger Bell Exchange Club Vicinty Thornton Charnock Carl R. Shelton High Point Fire Department Exchange City Lake George T. Leverett Eurai Cates Harold Davis

Two Charged In Reckless Driving Case

A Memorial Park Drive collision yesterday led to warrants for James E. Kearns 22 and John L. Sheffield 44 both charged with reckless driving. Sheffield a Thompson Chevrolet shop foreman drove onto Memorial Park Drive from the service lot and was hit by Kearns who was driving the other car. Damages to three cars totaled about 475 dollars. A Recorder's Court hearing for both warrants is set for May 11. Also Willie Stokes 22 was arrested at 6 30 p m on open warrants for deadly weapon in a separate case awaiting May 1 court appearance.

Thomasville Memorial Park Drive Harris Kearns Sheffield Willie Stokes Davidson Street Cathelen Morris Openett Ao 14

Attempted Break-In at Transportation Office Reported

Police investigated an attempted entry at Associated Transport at West Green and Taylor Streets. T. W. Ward told officers he frightened two Black youths trying to break in through a window of the trucking company’s office.

Associated Transport W. Green Taylor Streets T. W. Ward

Man Dies Instantly In Tractor Accident Near High Point

Newsome Dean Newsome dies when a tractor overturns while clearing a Hickory tree behind a house near Sapp's Store Route 2 High Point. Coroner Dr Milton Brock rules death accidental. Blair Hayworth treated for injuries. Newsome born Oct 30 1934 in Yadkin County. Services planned in High Point with interment to follow.

Mece Dean Deaner Newsome High Point Sapp Hustington Avenue Milton E. Brock Lexington Davidson Youn Man J A. Blair M. A Route 2 A Blair Frank Hayworth Stilesoe Blair Dr. Black Hayworth High Point Memorial Hospital Yadkin County Thomas William Tom Cenia Logan Newsome Oak View School Glenn W. Newsome William Billi) Newsome Point Robert H. Ucana Newsome David J. Newsome Paul Jones James Davie Susie Newsome

Man Given Sentence In Theft Case

A young man with a long criminal record was sentenced after stealing copper wire from the city barn on Grimes Street. Dorster, 26, received a five year suspended term for larceny and receiving. eight months on the roads for forgery. and other counts carried combined suspended terms. He was ordered to pay costs and restitution and placed on five years probation.

Sen Brooks Dorster Dorster Grimes Street J Allen H. Gwyn Herndon Bristol Jr Acates Ag Albert Harold Wood

HPC Radio Class Presents Macbeth Scenes on WHPE

High Point College radio class will broadcast scenes from the Towher Players Macbeth on WHPE Wednesday at 4 15 PM. Betty Mullinix plays Lady Macbeth and Mark Rose plays Macbeth with murder plots and sound effects by class members.

High Point College Whpen Towher Players

Posture Week Observance Under Way

Dr. A E Sherron announces posture week observed by local chiropractors. Governor Hodges proclaims May 17 for the event. He cites good posture as key to health, endurance and appearance, with outreach to schools through literature lectures and movies. Dr R R Rogers aids in promoting the observance. A state correct posture contest is planned in Durham on May.

A. E. Sherron Hodges Sherron R. R. Rogers Durham

Unsettled Weather Expected Through Thursday

Weather outlook calls for unsettled conditions through Thursday with cool temperatures and chances of light rain. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with a slight rain possibility, tomorrow turns cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers, then a warm partly cloudy Thursday. Greensboro High Point area recorded 0.5 inch of precipitation in the last 24 hours, with last night’s low around 52 degrees. Today's high near the upper 60s, tomorrow’s around 68.

Greensboro High Point

Chamber Meet Set At Hotel For High Point Plans

The High Point Chamber of Commerce schedules a 7 30 p m meeting at the Sheraton Hotel ballroom to discuss the Forward High Point expansion program. Officers and directors will report on progress and comparisons with other cities, while three committees head up by H M Bryant Vance Proctor and P re Neal outline activities followed by a fellowship with coffee and doughnuts.

High Point High Point Chamber of Commerce Sheraton Hotel Hiss Point Chamber H. M. Bryant Vance Proctor P.re Neal George W. Lyles Jr Commeres Mee Ane Mentedington Chamber of Commerce of the United States

Fire In Battery Cable Quickly Extinguished

A flooded oil stove at 610 Fair Way Street caused a small fire that was out before the city reached the address at 9 08 a m today.

Fairway St

Police Question Local Youth In Disappearance Of Student

High Point youth Jimmy Barneycastle, 18, of Corbitt Street, is in Thomasville jail charged with assault with a deadly weapon and related offenses in connection with the disappearance of 15 year old Buddy Hunt. A 13 year old was allegedly assaulted in a wooded area behind P and L Cafe. Barneycastle later denied assault on Hunt. Hunt and 14 year old Cliffod Helmstetler were last seen Monday morning. The missing boys and the accused were students at local schools. Police investigated conflicting statements and a possible lake search. Barneycastle allegedly assaulted and robbed the 13 year old and fled toward Highway 29A.

High Point Thomasville Sonsied Gowd Demy Jimmy Barneyeastie Corbitt Street Hunt Witham F. Hunt Albert Street Barneycastle Davidson County Buddy Hunt Cliffod Helmstetler Dewey Helmstetler W. da Florida Otha Phau Helmstetler Helmsteller Heimstetler P&l E

South and Supreme Court ruling discussed by Dr. Mays

Benjamin E. Mays spoke at William Penn High School on the May 17 1954 Supreme Court ruling ending second class citizenship. He called it a moral issue and urged calm reasoning while noting Southern resistance and the need to preserve justice and democracy. He outlined four paths to address segregation and urged faith and dialogue.

Robert Marks South United States Benjamin E. Mays Mays More College Atlanta William Penn High School Ministers’ Wives Alliance of High Point Supreme Court Dr. Mays America United States Supreme Court Jarate North

Recreation Official Quits Post

Evelyn McNeely resigns as social recreation director for High Point city recreation department effective July 1 to take a position with the Center for Handicapped Children in Winston-Salem. She cites higher wages and shorter hours. Stronach notes her departure is a personal loss and cites her leadership. She will assist summer programs and training, teach at the handicapped center, attend summer school, and seek a certificate in primary education. Civil Service Commission notified of potential re placement examinations.

Evelyn McNeely High Point City Miss McNeely W. A. Stronach Center For Handicapped Children Winston Salem Winston-Salem Stronach Int Appalachian State Teachers College Handic Children’s Center Wins Woman's Greensboro Civil Service Commission

Dr Jordan to Speak at HPC Assembly

Dr Ray Jordan professor of homiletics at Emory University will speak to the High Point College student assembly on Wednesday at 10 20 a m He will discuss Christian vocation as a lifelong career as part of a spring lecture series The speaker has pastored at W Memorial Church High Point and First Methodist Charlotte and served at Emory since 1945 He was a delegate to the 1937 World Conference on Faith and Order in Edinburgh and has written about 14 books on religion

Ray Jordan School of Religion Emory University Atlanta High Point College Jordan W.memorial Church High Poi First Methodist Church of Charlotte Emory Faith and ‘Order Edinburgh Scotland Rene

Prayer for Peace and Healing Across Nations

A short prayer seeking healing for breaches among nations and呼 to urge peace, humility in leaders, and removal of warlike pride. Authored by Russell S. Hutchinson, minister of First United Presbyterian Church of Wilkinsburg, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Russell S. Hutchinson Pittburgh Presbyterial Church of Wil

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City Council Ge Aernees Mental Health Society Exchangites HPC William Penn Woodrow Wilson Ees White Citizens Councils National Association For the N Ot People Ae Supreme Court Court Alaeen NAACP Epworth Greenwood County D. C Department of State College Orangeburg S. C Virginia Union University Richmond Bates College Jamestown High Doris Crickmore Loretta Clark Donald Becker Phillip Tate Ann Elkins Pat Mendenhall Donnie Thomas Barbara Murphy Benny Webster Lee Lou Key Jimmy Kerr Billy Hassel Patsy Hine Charles Sheets HPC Assembly Sree
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