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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1957

Page

13

IMC installs 1957 58 officers in club meeting

Industrial Management Club inducted its 1957 58 officers with remarks by Rev Thomas Haggai on teamwork self improvement and leadership. Forrest Edwards praised officers and committee chairs for earning the excellent programming award. Retiring officers were Gilbert Ross Lester Propst and Keith Clark. Music by four High Point High School teens.

Forrest Edwards House Judy Hendren Bob Cress Wayne Chambers Sam Dale Fred Scherbarth Jim Blackwell William Clinard Clyde Williams Paul Justice Gilbert Ross Lester R Propst Keith Clark

Napkin Sale Planned By Exchange Club

The Exchange Club announces a spring napkin sale set for May 27 to 29 to support its crippled children project. President M. D. Keith urges members to sell napkins to aid the club’s loan program, which provides free equipment. J. C. Roberts honored as Exchange of the Week. guest James McFarland. attendance prize to Carl Shelton.

M. D. Keith Exchange Club J. C. Roberts James McFarland High Point Carl Shelton

Air Cooling System For P. O. Planned

The post office will receive a design for air conditioning and lighting upgrades. Greensboro firm Watson and Hart is commissioned to draw plans for the central office on S Main Street with completion by July 24. Total funding of 128219 dollars from the General Services Administration covers the project. plans cost 7500 dollars. Installation is expected to take months, with mid-summer as a likely start, and benefit next summer.

Watson and Hart Greensboro S. Main Street Walter York General Service Administration Watson Hart York High Point West End English Street Dallas Inc Ward Street N. Main Street Guilford Avenue

Guilford County Fine Arts picks new officers

Mrs. D A Rawley of High Point elected president of the Guilford County Fine Arts Festival Association at the Greensboro meeting. New officers include Preyer vice president Ingle secretary Jeffress treasurer Meyers corresponding secretary, with trustees Bryant Milner Fortney Westmoreland Slane elected. Twenty two High Point residents attended.

D. A. Rawley of High Point The Guilford County Rawley Association Greensboro W. B. Davis L. Richardson Preyer S. Paul Ingle Sidney B. Jeffress Paul Meyers Joseph McKindley Bryan Clyde Milner Guilford College A. P. Fortney Jamestown J A. Westmoreland Gibsonville Willis H. Slane

Vaccine Clinics Friday At YWCA Offer Polio Shots

Polio vaccine clinics are planned for Friday at the YWCA. Shots will be given from 1 to 2 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Persons who had their first shot at the Y or wish to start the series are urged to report during those hours, a spokesman said.

YWCA

Dorothy Lewis Performs for High Point AB Club

Dorothy Lewis, High Point's noted pianist and Juilliard graduate, entertained AB Club last night at the Sheraton with a four piece recital. The program drew enthusiastic praise from a club spokesman as Jim Lovelace continued his progress toward the jackpot. Gib White announced proceeds from the Wild West Rodeo at Albion Millis Stadium on May 4.

Dorothy Lewis High Point High Point American Business Club Sheraton Lewis Julliard School of Music New York Fullbright Jim Lovelace Gib White Albion Millis Stadium

False Fire Alarm Leads to Teen Arrests

Police traced a recorded voice to a 15 year old neighbor and her 14 year old friend who admitted making a false alarm at Fur lough Street. They also confessed to an earlier ambulance call and a separate prank on Furlough Street, while two other fire calls were determined real but caused no major damage.

Eral S. Main St Centennial Ave

Accident Damages Denied in Auto Collision Suit

Superior Court Judge J A Rousseau granted a defense motion for non suit in a 190000 auto accident damage case involving May French Edens who was gravely injured. Edens plans an appeal to the State Supreme Court. Carolina Freight Carriers and its truck driver faced the suit. Eugene Smith of Morganton and others are linked to related cases including a May 14 1955 collision near Lexcar.

Superior Court J. A. Rousseau North Wilksboro May French Edens State Supreme Court Carolina Freight Carriers Eugene Smith Morganton Smith William F. Elliott Sr William F. Elliott Jr Otis Diggs Elliott Diggs Lexcar

High Point Civitan Club Boosts Boys Home Gift

In a quarterly meeting the High Point Civitan Club voted another 1000 donation to the Boys Home of North Carolina, adding to an earlier 250. President Reece Felts announced the Greensboro Civitan Convention results, including 100 percent membership growth and recognition for Dr. Jack Hunt with 16 new members and a gold plaque. Delegates were chosen for the International Convention in Chicago next month.

High Point Civitans North Carolina Reece Felts Greensboro Chicago Felts High Civitan Club Jack Hunt

Optimists Hear Talk On Travels During Meeting

The High Point Optimist club heard Rev. Richard A. Mensen diek discuss travels in Lebanon Jordan and Syria in 1955. He described Middle East tensions and how American aid lifted living standards. Howard Newton attended. Paul Steadman will attend the June 4 meeting to install new officers.

Richard A. Mensendiek First Evangelical and Reformed Church Lebanon Jordan Syria Middle East Howard Newton Rainbow Supper Club Paul Steadman Ed Phibbs Will Hunter

Apology Note Follows Downtown Robbery

Charleston West Virginia reports a downtown dry cleaning store was robbed last Saturday. Owner Paul Divers received a handwritten apology and $28 in cash, with the register later showing a $27.80 short total.

Charleston W. Va Paul Divers

Rain and Clouds Forecast Through Tomorrow Morning

Weather observers report overcast skies with light rain or drizzle possible through tomorrow morning. Temperatures will be mild tonight with readings in the 60s and a high around the upper 60s to mid 70s depending on cloud cover. The U S Weather Bureau five day outlook calls for scattered showers for much of the week as a warm humid pattern develops.

Friendship Tomor U. S. Weather Bureau Greensboro High Point

Guilford County farmers study grain storage feasibility

A survey of about 4 000 Guilford County grain growers shows 74 would use public grain storage facilities, 77 would not, and 54 undecided. 205 farmers returned questionnaires to Farm Agent Willard H. Kimrey who prepared the report for Greensboro Chamber of Commerce.

Guilford County Williard H. Kimrey Kimrey Greensboro

Clerk's Salary Is Legislative Prerogative

Guilford County clerk J P Shore asked the county delegation to raise his pay from 10500 to 12000 per year citing longer court terms and heavier workload. Lloyd C Amos said Shore's salary is set by 1953 state law and any increase must come from the General Assembly.

Guilford J. P. Shore General Assembly Lloyd C. Amos Shore Amos Shores

Ashe ville Man Heads Auto Dealers

Walter A. Deal of Asheville was elected president yesterday of the North Carolina Automobile Dealers Assn at its 22nd annual convention. He succeeds John M. Tiller of Durham. Also elected were Joe A. Watkins of Oxford vice president Ralph Winkler of Boone secretary and H. S. Mobley of Greensboro treasurer.

Asheville Walter A. Deal North Carolina Automobile Dealers Assn John M. Tiller Durham Joe A. Watkins Oxford Ralph Winkler Boone H. S. Mobley Greensboro

Expansion of Plant Doubling Size for B H Manufacturing Co

The B H Manufacturing Co of 1430 Trinity Ave plans an 80 by 77 foot expansion to 12 320 square feet of space with new equipment at a total cost near 35 000 dollars. Erection will be by E E Younts Inc and is to be completed by August 15, boosting employment from 35 to 70 workers.

B & H Manufacturing Co., Inc Trinity Ave W. B. Byerly E. E. Younts, Inc

Air Service Testimony Continues in CAB Hearing

Greensboro Forsyth airport leaders pressed for improved air service at a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing. They noted the CAB certified a route including Greensboro High Point and Winston-Salem a year earlier, then withdrew it before service began. Capital Airlines officials were set to present next.

Greensboro Forsyth Civil Aeronautics Board National Greensboro High Point Winston-Salem Cesar Cone Cone Capital Airlines Post Office

Jamestown Auto Crash Leaves 20-Year-Old Hospitalized

Accident victim Robert B. Branson, 20, of Route 1 Jamestown was hospitalized for observation after a Guilford College Road collision around 11 a.m. Highway patrolmen, who investigated, could not be reached for details.

Robert B. Branson Route 1 Jamestown Guilford College Road

Officer's Court Date Set After Assault Charge

A police officer, J. L. Saunders, faces trial next week in a one week Superior Court term after a Municipal Court verdict for assault. Saunders appealed, was fined 25 dollars and costs, and is charged with assaulting truck driver George Meindl during an arrest on April 5. The session, presided by Judge Hubert E. Olive, also lists numerous other cases including a rape count against Hassell W. Kearns of Tate Street and several felony and misdemeanor charges across the docket.

J. L. Saunders Byron Haworth Saunders George Meindl Meindl Hubert E. Olive Lexington Hassell W. Kearns Tate Street Thelmore Kindle Manuel Pigg

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