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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1957

Page

10

Dredge Proposal to Swansboro Faces Full Survey Review

A public hearing drew 75 attendees as Col. H. C. Rowland Jr. signaled the Bogue Inlet dredge plan from ocean to Swansboro to connect with the Inland Waterway merits a full survey by the Corps of Engineers. The Wilmington district engineer called the proposal warranting the next major step.

Swansboro Bogue Inlet Corps of Engineers Col H. C. Rowland Jr Wilmington

Thomasville First Methodist Church's 50th Anniversary

Thomasville May 25 Sunday school and worship mark the First Methodist Church fifty years since its 1907 founding by 11 charter members. Pastor Rev. Glen Lanier reports 432 members and a Sunrise Avenue edifice costing about 150000 nearing completion with a debt retirement appeal planned.

Thomasville First Methodist Glen Lanier Sunrise Avenue

Soil Formation Timelines Highlight Nature's Slow Process

A regional science note states that nature needs five hundred to one thousand years to form a single inch of good topsoil. The statement underscores soil conservation and long term ecological balance facing farmers and land managers.

William Penn Baccalaureate and community notices

The William Penn High School baccalaureate sermon will be delivered this afternoon at 3 30 in the school auditorium by Rev. Melvin Chester Swann Sr. of Greensboro with school choir music. A Salk polio clinic at the Bethune YWCA on Monday evening May 27 offers shots at 90 cents for residents ages 20 to 40, followed by June 24 follow ups, with Dr John F Lynch Jr and volunteers.

William Penn High School Melvin Chester Swann Sr Greensboro Mr. Swann Baltimore Clark College Gammon Theological School Atlanta Bishop William’s School of Religion Quindare Kan Chaplain School Harvard University Union Theological Seminary New York United States Army Chaplain’s Corp Bethel A. M. E. Church of Bethune YWCA High Point John F. Lynch Jr American Legion YMCA George W. Abney Banks St Veterans Hospital Durham Abney States Mott Abney Mary Archie Martha Archie Lillie Mae Edwards New York City Allen and James Charlie Abney Philadelphia Mt. Vernon Baptist Church F. O. Bass Greenhill Cemetery

Bill Would Allow Wider Farm Equipment On NC Roads

RALEIGH May 25 The House Roads Committee sent to subcommittee a bill to raise the width limit for farm machinery on state roads from 12 to 15 feet. The measure already passed the Senate. Supporters call it necessary for farmers though critics call it class legislation.

Raleigh House Roads Committee North Carolina Senate State Highway Commission

Judicial Conference is Scheduled for Fourth Circuit

In Asheville North Carolina from June 6 to 8 the 27th judicial conference of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals will feature top legal minds and Gov Hodges along with Chief Justice Warren U S Supreme Court U S Attorney General Brownell and American Bar Association leader Charles S Rhyne. District Judge Hayes and Judge Laws are also listed as speakers.

Asheville N. C Luther H. Hodges Beng Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Carolinas Virginia West Virginia Maryland Fourth Circuit Claude M. Dean Richmond Warren U.S. Supreme Court U.S Brownell Charles S. Rhyne American Bar Assn Johnson J. Hayes Wilkesboro Bolitha J. Laws Washington

Money Lender Sent To Prison in Philadelphia

David Fogel a 41 year old money lender was sentenced by Judge Leo H. McKay to six months in prison and fined 2500 dollars for Small Loans Act violations. He must refund clients all interest above 6 percent after authorities testified he used trading stamps cigarette lighters and luck badges as incentives and charged 50 to 75 percent interest.

Philadelphia David Fogel Leo H. McKay Fogel Customs McKay

Strike Against Dempsey Restaurant Is Settled

In New York on May 25 a 10 month strike by members of the Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union at Jack Dempsey's Broadway restaurant ended with both sides making concessions over wages welfare pensions and vacations. No terms were disclosed.

New York Jack Dempsey Harold A. Felix Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union

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