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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1959

Page

9

Senate moves High Point annexation bill to trim area

The State Senate sent the High Point annexation bill to a committee to cut a small area near Janis Avenue Ranch Drive from the proposed city limits. The change follows a misreading of maps and residents’ petitions. The bill could clear final hurdles by Friday or next Monday with House concurrence expected.

State Senate High Point House Senate Ingram Street 610 Fairfield Road S. Main Street Randolph County Enterprise Janus Avenue Ranch Drive Anarly Ingram and Ider Roads

Welfare Reform Debate Sparks County Meeting

A Guilford County gathering saw the welfare board push to cut hospitalization costs for the medically indigent while commissioners urged continuing current practices. Suggestions included hospital payment at 75 percent and uncovering out of town resources to reduce bills, with ties to concerns over socialized medicine.

County Welfare Board County Commissioners Welfare Board County Commission Lloyd Amos John Clinard Clinard A. P. Fortney Jamestown County Hospice 5 Cone, L. Richardson High Point Hospitals Amos

Paul Owen Leads Central Carolina Chartered Society Chapter

Paul Owen serves as president of the Central Carolina Chapter of the American Society of Chartered professionals meeting in a regional context. The note references leadership within the society and regional activities.

Paul Owen Central Carolina The American Society of Chartered

Prayer for T Day Blessing in Times of Uncertainty

A brief prayer submitted by James C. Kinard of Newberry D. C. an insurance executive seeking divine guidance. He asks for strength, peace of mind, and courage to navigate modern confusion with confidence and worthiness.

Amen James C. Kinard Newberry D. C Insurance Executive

Steps Replaced At Station Sparks City Railroad Battle

City officials ordered removal of unused station steps on W High Street citing safety. Railroad crews replaced them after a legal dispute over street width, with the city and Southern Railroad at odds over maintenance and a century old contract.

W. High Street Southern Railway Railroad Southern Railroad

Custody Problem Is Solved

The welfare board reports progress on custody issues with an agreement to shift child custody investigations from probation officers to Welfare department workers. Judge B Gordon Gentry backs the plan, aiming to reduce court filings and improve handling. A proposed receiving home for emergency custody is also discussed with options to use existing foster homes and a brief license note.

John Clinard Welfare Department Clinard B. Gordon Gentry Greensboro

Health order blocks new taverns near Bacobampo

Plan bars new taverns in the Bacobampo area Sonora coast region as district health officer Dr. Carlos Perez says the move aims to boost farm production and national supply.

Bacobampo Sonora Mex Gulf of California Carlos Perez

Warm Humid Conditions Forecast Across Piedmont

Forecasters in Friendship predict warm humid weather for today and the next couple of days. Expect cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers tonight and tomorrow with highs around 86 and a low near 63, cooling a bit Thursday with partial clouds and further showers.

Piedmont

HPC Alumnus Will Address Student Body

Luther R. Medlin, High Point College alumnus, will address the student body at the college assembly tomorrow morning at 10 20 in Memorial Auditorium. The talk titled Is High Point College in Your Future follows a tradition of alumnus addresses set by the Alumni Association. Medlin has served as pastor, hospital director, and school principal and is a former international president of the Civitan Club.

Luther R. Medlin High Point College College Memorial Auditorium High Point Walter Hines Puen Methodist Protestant Church Henderson State Orthopedic Hospital Gastonia South School Central Junior High School Greensboro The Civitans Medlin

New Administration Takes Over City Government Reins

High Point inaugurates a new city government with three new council members and Mayor Jess Washburn taking seats. James D. McNeill Lynwood Smith join council alongside the mayor while B. G. Leonard plans to be sworn in later. Judge Byron Haworth presides. retiring officials receive thanks as the old council closes its books.

Katharine Kirkman James McNeill 3Rd Ward Jess Washburn T. Lynwood Smith 1St Ward High Point James D. McNeill Lynwood Smith H. G. Iderton John Haworth Haworth Covington Chamber Washburn Harry Williamson Law and Public Safety Charles Stuart Bryant J. B. Phillips

Five High Point Firms Win NC Best Retail Advertisements

In the state wide contest five High Point stores earned top honors for newspaper ads appearing in The Enterprise. Clover Leaf Super Market took first in food stores, Perkinson's Inc. earned second in jewelry, Gilbert's and Atlantic Savings & Loan tied for third in shoe and financial categories, with Ivey's of Asheville winning the grand award for pawnpaper ads.

High Point Durham North Carolina Merchants Association Newspaper Advertising Executives Association of Carolinas Clover Leaf Super Market Perkinson’s Inc Gilbert's Atlantic Savings & Loan Association For Financial Institutions Enterprise Charlotte Winston-Salem Greensboro Raleigh Asheville Wilmington Gastonia Eee Kinston South Carolina Ivey's of North Carolina

High Point Council approves two year terms and at large posts

A split council vote approved changes to city government structure. The plan reduces wards to one representative per ward and cuts council terms from four to two years with eight posts shifted to at large status and two year terms phased in by 1963. Mayor Washburn supported annexation plans and redistricting to improve representation.

High Point J. B. Phillips Phillips Ihe Jess Washburn Democratic Party Executive Committee H. G. Tiderton Bar Association

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High Point Enterprise Clinard and Fortney Allen Health and Welfare Department Guilford County H. G. Ilderton Hubert Bant B. G. Leonard Janet Teague HPC Luther Medlin Lold Council James Wall Hubert Bryant P. H. Hanes Knitting Co Uwharrie Council Council
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