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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1961
Page
12
High Point Rotarians canceled their regular Thursday meeting this week. President Jack Southerland announced the club will hold its annual Ladies Night banquet at Emerywood Country Club Friday at 7 p.m.
High Point firm Silver-Knit Hosiery Mills faces patent infringement claims in U S Middle District Court in Greensboro. Frank D. DeLong acting for Adams-Millis Corp Slane Hosiery Mills James L Getaz Bear Brand Hosiery Co allege patent issued April 25 covers circular knit hosiery and a method of closing stocking toes. The joint venture group owns the patent and accuses Silver-Knit of infringing by making and selling stockings in a case.
Fair Grove firemen battled an attic fire at the Rufus Kennedy residence on Cunningham Brick Yard Road about 5 a.m. The blaze, caused by a short in ceiling wiring, was confined to the ceiling and attic with no damage estimate available.
Superior Sign Co. at 1250 Mont lieu Ave reported a triple break-in with $20 in bills and silver stolen from a cash box. Thieves pried an outside window moulding to gain entry, then entered the Par Ham Construction Co. and Nationwide Insurance offices. the church nearby also broken into with a salvaged typewriter damaged by rain and left outside.
Mrs. Jeanette K. Graf, president of the Board of Education in North Tonawanda New York, is a freshman at the State University College of Education at Buffalo.
The second trial of an $8 080 life insurance dispute involving Clover Mink Hill of Moore Street began in Superior Court after a prior retrial. Mrs Hill seeks the policy value from Federal Life and Casualty of Battle Creek Michigan. The insurer alleges falsified medical history and failure to disclose cirrhosis prior to application.
Moose Lodges from six cities gathered for District 5 of the North Carolina Moose Association in Thomasville. Bruton Peeler of Salisbury led the meeting with Harvey Sprinkle and Bill Moon of Winston-Salem as speakers. Plans were set for the Cancer Crusade on Sunday with Moose members canvassing door to door at 1 30 p m and Little League riders helping with transportation.
In Elmira police investigated the theft of Phil Le Clair's boat as he prepared to caulk it for summer use. The craft has a large hole in the bottom and will sink if placed in water, making the theft particularly dangerous.
THOMASVILLE Lions Clubs opened a glaucoma detection clinic at the Civic Center with help from Thomasville Hasty Pilot and Fair Grove clubs. John Carter said exams are free with no ride charge. two specialists and nurses staff the center.
Washington AP reports political shellbursts surround Interior Secretary Stewart Udall after a friend attempted to sell $100-a-plate dinner tickets honoring Kennedy. Udall claimed he asked Evans to withdraw the letter and denied soliciting industry officials.
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