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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1954

Page

9

Operation Ouch Under Way For 800 High Point Children

The High Point phase of Operation Ouch began with 800 second graders from High Point entering Tomlinson and Griffin schools for polio vaccine injections. An additional 114 students in first and third grade provided blood samples at Tomlinson. Nurses and physicians worked in shifts, with most shots completed by noon.

High Point Tom Alston Guilford County Tomlinson and Griffin Tomlinson School Dispatch North Carolina Jack McGee National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Tomlinson School Clinic Greensboro State Board of Heart

Dr Heaton to Speak at HPPA Meeting Friday

Dr Heaton will speak at the High Point Personnel Association meeting Friday at 6:30 PM in the Junior High School cafeteria. More than 500 foremen and supervisors in the High Point area are expected. a barbecue dinner will be served. Heaton, a West Virginia native with TV programs in Greensboro and Charlotte, has long worked on personnel problems and relations.

Charlotte Southern Conference of Human Relations High Point Personnel Association High Point West Virginia Heaton Greensboro Denison University of Granville Ohio Southern Baptist Theological Seminary of Louisville Hewton Kentucky Virginia Southern Conference On Human Relations North Carolina Board of Arbitration Didate Sprinkle Hunt Haworth Supreme Court ABC Shorteff J. W. Donavant Greensbo Thomas L. Turner Pomona John E. Walters Sidney B. Allen Carson Bain Charles J. Hunt Pleasant Ralph Johns Thomas Reynolds Climax Edward E. Simmington T. Lynwood Smith Zack L. Whitaker Oak Ridge Harvey E. Eller Thomas Bert Bailey

Guilford candidates push open meetings and prison reform

Guilford County legislative contenders at a League of Women Voters forum backed repealing secrecy laws, separating the prison system from the Highway Department, and expanding rehabilitation. Incumbents largely favored changes, while new hopefuls pledged to address reforms if elected.

Forrest Enterprise Guilford County League of Women Voters Joseph M. Hunt Greensboro House of Representatives Senate Women’s League The League Democrats O. Arthur Kirkman High Point B. George Barber Jr J M. Hunt Byron Haworth Thomas Turner Clyde R. Shreve Summerfield Ralph W. Slate H. O. Sprinkle Durham Congress Carl T. Durham Albert Hart U. S Congressional Investigation Committees Hart House

Area Bands To Combine In Concert

A 107 member band from four area high schools will perform at an 8 p.m. Saturday free concert at the Junior High School, marking the first annual High Point Band Clinic. Frank Prin Ell of the University of Kentucky directs. local directors include David Carter, Frank Gabriel, and Tennyson Jones. A 6 p.m. banquet precedes the concert for band directors and school officials.

High Point Frank Prin‘ell University of Kentucky Bob Ingram Jamestown Jamestown School High Point High School Thomasville High School Allen Jay School Ingram Prindell David Carter Frank Gabriel Tennyson Jones Appalachian College Boone

Randleman Man Charged With Trespassing

A 61 year old Randleman resident Calvin Al phonzo Sampson Hayes faced a trespassing charge at the local police headquarters after being forbidden to enter Chester A. Hay worth property. He posted bond for a Municipal Court appearance on June 2. Citations were issued against two Olga Street women for malicious property damage claimed by neighbors Frank J. Slaydon and Ruby Hemmingway and Irene Patterson. The case involves dogs killing four rabbits valued at $82.50.

Randleman Calvin Alphonzo Sampson Columbus Hayes Hayes Chester A. Hay‘worth Olga St Frank J. Slaydon Carter St Ruby Hemmingway Olga

Zoning Board Takes On New Duties In City

The planning and zoning commission agreed to study zoning law amendments and make recommendations to City Council. The board of adjustment would handle deviations from zoning laws if the change is approved. Also the commission began reviewing buffer zones and allowed off street parking on vacant residential lots near business districts.

Planning and Zoning Commission Board of Adjustment Zoning Commission Leon Sharp Sali Taro J. R. Davis Everett C. Morris Wiltshire Blvd Carolina Ave Field St

Greensboro Church Receives 50 000 Gift for Chancel

The First Presbyterian Church in Greensboro accepts a gift of 50000 from A. L. Brooks for renovating the church chancel. Dr. John A. Redhead Jr. says construction of the furniture for the chancel will begin immediately. the chancel was included in 1929 plans but never built. Brooks is the sole surviving member of the original building committee.

First Presbyterian Church Greensboro A. L. Brooks John A. Redhead Jr Brooks

Jury Returns True Bills In Murder Cases

Guilford Superior Court grand jury returned indictments against Aaron Robinson of Pomona and Sidney Vanadore of High Point for murder. Robinson, 45, is charged in the death of John Thomas Mitchell, 25, found shot in the trunk of a car in Winston-Salem on March 28 after being reported missing for a week. Vanadore, of Westchester Drive, High Point, is charged in the death of John Phifer of Route 2 Lexington on April 26.

Guilford

Realty Transfers Involving John Haworth Property and Others

Realty transfers list multiple deeds: John Haworth to Louise S Horney seven lots. Marion J Swaim and others to K S Pugh two lots. Haworth to E M Burns four lots. Steffan to Anna Steffan one third Blair Park and Jordan Richardson tracts. Crary to Ralph P Bulla lot in Wall Crofts subdivision. David Craugh to Bulla lot in same subdivision. Hayworth to Max W OConnor tract on US Highway 311. Bridgers to Charles M Jones twenty two Bridgers lots. W E King to M G Cole lot adjoining Kivett land.

John Haworth Louise S. Horney Marion J. Swaim K. S. Pugh E. M. Burns Stephenos George Steffan Anna Steffan Blair Park Jordan and Richardson Streets W. E. Crary Ralph P. Bulla G. Wall C. C. Crofts David Craughn G. K. Wall Joseph A. Hayworth Max W. O'Connor Jamestown Aline W. Bridgers Charles M. Jones Bridgers W. E. King M. G.cole Kivett Land

City Plans Miss High Point Pageant for 1954

A two day program for Miss High Point 1954 was outlined by chairman Charles Jarrell. Events May 28 and 29 include a talent contest, a Main Street parade, luncheon, bathing beauty judging, banquet and final judging at Albion Mills Stadium. The winner advances to Miss North Carolina and then Miss America.

Charles Jarrell Main St Albion Millis Stadium Jarrell High Point Atlantic City N. J

Democrats Propose Pre Convention Primary In Guilford

A resolution to allow a preferential presidential primary in North Carolina will be submitted at the Guilford County Democratic Convention in Greensboro. The 2 p.m. Saturday gathering at the county courthouse will also name delegates to May district and state conventions and elect county officers.

North Carolina Guilford County Greensboro Charles C. Wimbish Sche Raleigh Wimbish Platform and Resolutions Committee

Record Low Temperatures Hit High Point in Late Spring

The Weather Bureau logged a new late spring low of 35 in High Point, the second record low this week. On May 6, 37 marked the previous May reading, with little temperature change expected through tomorrow under mostly cloudy skies. Rain is forecast for late Wednesday evening and night, with highs of 68 today and tomorrow and tonight’s low around 44.

High Point Weather Bureau Friendship Bureau

Workers Busy In Clean Up Campaign

City trucks clear rubbish gathered by residents in the annual Clean Up Fix Up Paint Up campaign. Public works reports over 150 calls for free pickups that normally cost $2 per trip. The drive is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, Junior Chamber of Commerce and fire department.

George Dean Public Works Local Chamber of Commerce, Junior Chamber of Commerce Ifire Department

Women Voters League Work Described at Exchange Club

The High Point Exchange Club heard Mrs. George C. Haltom discuss the League of Women Voters goals and achievements. She praised city efforts to clear substandard housing after returning from the Denver National Convention. Civil defense committee was announced by President Charnock. Hoyt Harris won the attendance prize.

High Point Exchange Club Plantation George C. Haltom League of Women Voters Jack Dunn Gladstone J. E. Beamon James Hogue James Roberts Charnock Hoyt Harris

High Point NA L U Officers Election Set

The High Point chapter of the National Association of Life Underwriters will elect officers for 1954 55 at its Thursday monthly meeting. The group will convene at 12 30 p.m. at the YMCA with Pydy Smith presiding.

High Point National Association of Life Underwriters YMCA Pydy Smith

Deaths and Funerals in Bligh Point and Trinity

Allen Luther Hudson 80 died at home on Baker Street after years of declining health. He leaves a wife, three sons, one daughter, siblings, 18 grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. at Reavis Memorial Baptist Church with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Mrs Mary Elizabeth Royal Miller of Route 1 Trinity died. services 3:30 p.m. at Hopewell Methodist Church with interment in Hopewell Church Cemetery.

Allen Luther Hudson Walter H. Hudson Baker St Davidson County Mr. Hudson Bligh Point Lexington Reavis Memorial Baptist Church Martha Kepley Hudson Frank Hudson Igh Point Joel L. Hudson Drake Branch J. H. Pope Linwood N. L. Irvin Elkin Arthur Shields Luke Clinard Winston-Salem Lloyd Garner Jr Floral Garden Park Mary Miller Mary Elizabeth Royal Miller Trinity Hugh L. Miller Hopewell Methodist Church J. L. Love Mareshall Jones Herbert Jones Clayton Jones Robert Royals Gerald Royals Vance Welborn Hopewell Church

Prayer for T(S)DAY

A religious invocation asks guidance to choose virtue over temptation. It seeks strength to act rightly in a new experience, avoiding unholy paths, through Jesus Christ and offers the author C Baker Pearle of Bethel AAC Church in Kansas City Missouri.

Jesus Christ C. Baker Pearle Kansas City Bethel Ale Church

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George Heaton Dr. Heaton HPPA Don Sturkey Greensboro Church High Point Township Women Voters League Allen L. Hudson
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