Girl Named For Second Scholarship Awarded
High Point High School senior Eileen McKvaine, already selected for an Elks Club Scholarship, received a Meredith College educational grant in Raleigh providing a $150 credit. Principal D. P. Whitley praised her as an excellent student and active National Honor Society member.
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High Point
Elks Club
Meredith College
Raleigh
D. P. Whitley
Eileen McKvaine
Edgedale Dr
Mcllvaine
Whitley
Accident Driver Cited To Court
Henry G. Early 62 a Mills Home poultryman was cited to appear in Recorder's Court June 14 for failing to yield right of way. He drove one of two cars in Friday's collision on High Point Road. Leonard Simmen the other driver a Thomasville furniture designer remained on the critical list at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Henry G. Early
Mills Home
Recorder's Court
Early
High Point Road
Leonard Simmen
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Rose Plans Move From Market Row to Willowbrook Site
Rose Furniture Co. Inc. plans a new 24 000 square foot three store building on Willowbrook’s 200 block site after removing two houses. Construction starts July 1 with move in targeted for February. project cost estimated at 110 750 dollars excluding fit out. The firm’s offices note modern air conditioned reinforced concrete masonry construction with 40 off street parking spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Willowbrook
Vance Kester
Retail Furniture Company
Kester
Rose Furniture Co. Inc
C. V. Kester
S. Main St
W. R Kester
G. C. Kester
O. V. Kester
Sec‘reatry
Gene Kester
Southern Furniture Exposition
D. R. Parker
Union Hill Names Seventh Grade Honor Winners
Two seventh grade students at Union Hill School tied for the citizenship and scholarship award Ruth Bowers and Judy Hollingsworth both of Kivett Drive 3016 and 3012. Principal C W Howell presented the awards with Munns of 2426 Kivett Drive taking first in the boys division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill School
Ruth Bowers
Kivett
Judy Hollingsworth
C. W. Howell
Munns
Free learn to swim program offered June 3 to 12
The YMCA YWCA and The Enterprise sponsor a free learn to swim program for youths aged 9 to 17. Participants use a coupon to enroll during June 3 through 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Ymca-Ymca
YMCA
The
YWCA
Enterprise
Pair Fined After Boat Ride and Trespass Arrest
Two youths Joseph Restor and Stepen Woodward both 19 were arrested for trespassing while rowing a lake behind Pointer Drive In near Greensboro Road. They received suspended 30 day sentences after paying 16 dollars and court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Restor
Riverside
N. J
Stepen B. Woodward
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sheriff's Department
Pointer Drive - In
Greensboro Road
Herman Burrows
Byron Haworth
Martin Sign Co
Better Burger
English Street
Jerry W. Duncan
W. A. Mickey
Fair Grove Road
Lexington
High Point
Salisbury
Teresa Scruggs
Mickey
Ilderton Motor Break-In Nets Thief Nothing
Detectives investigated a break-in at Ilderton Motor Co on South Main Street reporting the shop was ransacked but nothing appeared stolen. Entry was gained by breaking a window and releasing a latch. A missing bicycle belonging to Ronnie Tate was recovered and the youth possession was turned over to juvenile officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilderton Motor Co
South Main St
Ronnie Tate
Clara Cox Apts
County Board hopefuls eyed as High Point backs candidate
The party chairman in Greensboro signals support for a High Point man to run for the county board. Potential candidates include retired Mayor George Covington, with discussions noting the need for a countywide representative and possible Greensboro backing amid cautious planning after past defeats.
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High Point
Greensboro
Mauldin
George Covington
Covington
Hubert Bryant
Lynwood Smith
Weather Warmth Edges Up With Scattered Showers
A cloudy day becomes a little warmer and more humid with scattered showers or thundershowers. Last night’s low at the airport was 56. Today’s forecast high near 80. Tonight’s low 54 to 57 and tomorrow’s high around 82.
Cleanup drives fulfill 1392 free trash pick-ups in campaign
The public works department logged 1392 requests for free trash pickups during the Clean Up Fix Up Paint Up drive, which ended Friday. Crews will finish remaining orders next week and will not accept new ones. the effort ran for one week this year, shorter than last year’s two-week campaign with about 1500 orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Department
Lions Elect H. A. Wood At Oak View
Election of officers was the chief item at the Oak View Lions Club meeting at Oak View School. Herbert A. Wood was elected president with Ted Cochrane as first vice president, Paul Shaver as second vice president, and Gilbert Lewis as third vice president. Robert Buie was also elected.
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Oak View Lions Club
Oak View School
Herbert A. Wood
Ted Cochrane
Paul Shaver
Gilbert Lewis
Robert Buie
Lexington Boy Dies as Bike Hits Concrete Truck
James R. Everhart, 11, of Lexington, died after riding his bicycle into the side of a concrete mixing truck driven by Bennie W. Walser. The collision occurred as the boy emerged from a yard. he was taken to a hospital where he died en route. He leaves his parents Mr. and Mrs. Kindley Everhart and two brothers.
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James R. Everhart
Lexington
Bennie William Walser
Route 3
Kindley Everhart
Call Roy Lee Everhart
The
Judge Haworth to Lecture at Tar Heel Girls State Meeting
Judge Byron Haworth of High Point Municipal Court will lead and lecture at the 18th Tar Heel Girls State Meeting at Woman's College June 16-21. Charles W. Phillips WC public relations director will again be in charge. Girls will form two political parties and hold conventions and campaigns for the governor and other posts. Mrs. E. W. Mountcastle of Wilson chairs the Girls State Commission. Mrs. Paul J. Johnson Sr. of Hendersonville is state president.
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Byron Haworth
High Point
Woman's College
Charles W. Phillips
Ion
High Iors
E. W. Mountcastle
Wilson
Girls’ State Commission of the Auxiliary
Paul J. Johnson Sr
Hendersonville
Fire Crews Halt Haystack Blaze and Kitchen Stove Flood
Firemen extinguished a haystack fire near a garage at 1203 Day St after a blaze began in a hay pile. Earlier an alarm sent units to 607 E Commerce St for an oil cook stove flood with no damage reported.
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Day St
E. Commerce St
Shrine Parade Set for Friday in High Point
Oasis Temple units including the Band Chanters Patrol and Oriental band will parade through High Point’s business district Friday afternoon. The event precedes the Temple’s Spring Ceremonial in Greensboro Saturday. Potentate Robert Presley and temple officials will attend both parade and dinner at Lake Howard.
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Oasis Temple
High Point
Greensboro
E. T. Howard
First Presbyterian Church
Temple
Patrol
Charlie Robinson
Lake
Howard
City Lake
Shriners
Robert {. Presley
Fleet Lewis
Frank Davis
Med School Graduates Listed from UNC School of Medicine
Three students will receive MD degrees on June 3 at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine. Gerald Max Wagger of High Point and two Thomasville natives William Gordon Smith Jr and John K Farrington, all with pre medical studies and Phi Chi fraternity involvement.
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High Point
Thomasville
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Gerald Max Wagger
Rose Wagger
Lexington Ave
I. D. Wagger
Asheboro
William Gordon Smith, Jr
W. G. Smith
John K. Farrington
R. K. Farrington
Wagger
UNC
Phi Chi Medical Fraternity
Smith
Randolph Macon Academy
Virginia
Duke University
Farrington
Thomasville High School
Duke
High Point youths visit Congressman Durnam on weekend
Congressman Carl Durnam hosted four High Point youngsters over the weekend. Accompanied by Mrs. J. A. Hart, former secretary to the Congress, the visitors received a personal capital guidance session during the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Durnam
High Point
J. A. Hart
Congress
Pay Boost For Clerk Questioned By Guilford Officials
Debate centers on Joseph P. Shore of Greensboro seeking a raise from 10500 to 12000 for Guilford Superior Court clerk. Lawmakers split on backing the bill with questions about county funding and jurisdiction, four years after a prior salary increase.
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Joseph P. Shore
Greensboro
Guilford Superior Court
Shore
Guilford County
General Assembly
Board of Guilford County Commissioners
Guilford
School Board Meeting Set at 4 P.M. Wednesday
The board of directors of the Virginia Armfield School for Exceptional Children will meet Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the league room of the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Armfield School For Exceptional Children
The
YWCA
Health Board Considers May Changes in County Health Dept
A special study committee was appointed to consider changes in administering the County Health Department. It will report to the county health board on June 13. Members include Dr. J. E. Slate, Dr. T. E. Sikes Jr., and E. D. Idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Department
County Health Board
C. C. Fordham
J. E. Slate
High Point
T. E. Sikes Jr
Greensboro
E. D. Idol
James Crabtree
Pittsburgh
Fordham
George Covington
Health Board
Special Committee
High Pointers
Health Department
Three-W vehicle collision injures three and more on city streets
A three way crash at Mallory Street and Mangum Avenue yesterday about 445 p m injured three people including two year old Hilda Mae McCann. Frances McCann and Russell Blackburn sustained injuries and McCann was charged with stop sign violation. A second incident in the morning damaged a hydrant and car with minimal injuries. A third collision on Centennial Avenue involved Robert Brown and Joseph Scearce with minor damages and a charge for following too closely.
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Mallory Street
Mangum Avenue
Hilda Mae McCann
Oak Street
Memorial Hospital
Frances McCann
Russell Blackburn
Centennial Avenue
McCann
Mitchell Alford
Lake City
S. C
Kearns Street
Richland Avenue
Alford
Robert Brown
Archdale
Joseph Daniel Scearce
Scearce
Brown
Centennial
Archdale Elementary to Close Friday Afternoon Exercises
Archdale Elementary will close Friday at noon under Principal Raeford Coggins. Closing exercises begin 10:30 in the auditorium with Rev. W. W. Stanley conducting devotion and the glee club performing. Certificates will be given to 32 graduates as they prepare to enter Trinity High School next fall.
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Archdale
Raeford Coggins
W. W. Stanley
Archdale Baptist Church
Glee Club
Trinity High School
Thoma Wells
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Pemican
High Point High School
Betty Parker
Dot Carrick
High Point Enterprise
Eileen Mclivaine
Market Row
Psee
Union Hill
Ilderton
Lions
H. A. Wood
Oak View
Larry Wicker
VFW
Barbara Watson
Richard Black
Janet Teague
Peggy Hart
Britt Armfield
Neal Armfield
Betsy Rawleigh
Durham
Archdale School
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