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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1971
Page
12
Deaths and funerals reported for Mrs. Retha Fleming of Selma and the Presbyterian Home in High Point. Ralph Irvin Heist of Rockwell with ties to Salisbury. Nathan Hiatt of Reidsville. infant Brady in Winston-Salem. Details include birthplaces, family survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial plans.
Edna Louise Miller Noah 49 wife of Carlie O. Noah of Hughes Grove Church Road Thomasville died on arrival at Community General Hospital. Born August 16 1921 she was a Baptist. Survived by husband parents and five sisters. Funeral at Hughes Grove Baptist Church with burial in church cemetery. Also reported Douglas Hedrick 27 of 404 Morton St died Friday at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He served in the Army and was a social worker at the 130th General Hospital. Burial plans incomplete.
An open house for Blowing Rock artists Philip Moose Ward Nichols and Leon Stacks runs today 3 to 5 p m at the Arts Council Building 500 N Main St May shows feature about 30 pieces across paper metal stone and oil media Also on display are works from Arts Council art classes October through April with instructors Jan Henry and Lawrence Jordan The season ends with a local artists show and summer schedule begins June 14 through August 14 two five week class blocks are offered for children and adults with instructors Jan Henry Lawrence Jordan and Richard Kollath The Arts Council Building resumes a regular schedule in September with a High Point Fine Arts Guild open show
John C. Harrell III infant son of John C. Jr. and Mary Garcia Harrell died Tuesday morning in Brooke General Hospital San Antonio Texas six hours after birth. Survived by parents sister Sophia and paternal grandmother Mrs Bobby B Hill plus maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Jesus L Garcia and paternal great grandparents Mr and Mrs Millard Monroe Graveside rites Monday at 2 p.m. Poplar Ridge Friends cemetery body at Cumby Mortuary until service.
Greensboro Public Library gallery hosts an artist reception for Wayne Taylor with open house 2 to 5 pm. Taylor, a School of Design professor at North Carolina State University, won the Harrelson Award at the 33rd North Carolina Artists Exhibition.
Mrs. R. W. Coleman of High Point and Mrs. J. A. Jones of Thomasville attended the 24th annual convention of the North Carolina Licensed Practical Nurses Assn in Winston Salem last week. Coleman presides over the High Point area and Jones serves as secretary. Theme was A Time to Care.
Raleigh AP Sen Marshall Rauch introduces in the General Assembly a pilot Cost Reduction Incentive Bonus. The plan mirrors private profit sharing to let state workers share in savings by trimming waste and inefficiency. Rauch says the concept rewards saving money and reducing staff while cutting the budget. He notes the drive to avoid automatic filling of vacancies when workers depart.
Rauch urges a plan where three state agencies with at least 200000 A budgets participate. Employees would receive bonuses based on unspent portions of the budget with rules narrowing payouts by savings percent. A fiscal responsibility bill would oversee proper use of funds and program integrity.
City landscape veteran R. D. Tillson reflects on 50 years in High Point and calls for a formal tree replanting policy as downtown streets lose many elms to widening and construction. Azaleas, dogwoods, and spring blooms showcase a milder climate and extensive urban plantings. Tillson notes Hillcrest Drive plantings and long service as City Planning Commission chair.
The first class of a five part childbirth education series led by Mary M. Clayton will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at High Point Memorial Hospital School Nursing on Boulevard. Additional sessions will run Mondays at 8 p.m. Topics cover aims of childbirth education, hospital tour, preparation for hospitalization, integrating a new baby into the family, and family planning.
The weatherman at Friendship Skies reports cloudy and cool conditions into Monday. Friday night will be clear with temperatures in the 40s. Saturday and Monday are expected to reach the mid to upper 60s with partly cloudy skies and cool start.
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