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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1958

Page

9

Conformism warning marks HPC 31st graduation

Overflow crowd at High Point College heard Eric Johnston warn against conformity in a speech during the 31st graduation exercises. Johnston urged citizens to defend democracy from internal threats as Congressmen Durham and L. Stacy Weaver received honorary degrees.

HPC High Point College Eric Johnston Johnston Carl Durham L. Stacy Weaver Methodist College Fayetteville Dennis H. Cooke United States Congress Atom Durham Dr. Cooke Weaver Cooke Methodist Church Harold E. Conrad Clyde Allman Garber Methodist Commission On Higher Education High Point Colleges Eisenhower U. S Congressman Durham Bishop Garber Rockford Road Myrtle Barthmaier Stacy Weaver

Apartments Destroyed By Fire On W Russell Street

Early Sunday a 326 W Russell Street apartment was total loss after a kerosene stove spill started a fast moving blaze. Five residents led by Fred Nixon R E Nixon and Clarence Watson escaped as flames swept the eight room frame house. Delayed alarm left fire crews unable to save the structure and its contents.

W. Russell Street Carl Shelton W. Russell Fred Nixon R. E. Nixon Nixon Robert Cross Fred Clarence Watson R. E. Cox Howard

Honor List Tolds At College Graduation

High Point College awarded degrees to 10 seniors at yesterday's graduation. Gladys Louise Pugh received summa cum laude and Clyde Wheeler Faulkner Jr magna cum laude. Cum laude recipients included Paul Dean Atwell Barker Campbell Henry Carter Beverly Deal Dorothy Lloyd Shirley Miller James Sink Argus Swaim. Scholastic Honor Society inductees totaled 11: Atwell Butt Campbell Carter Deal Jordan Macon Pugh Link Swarm. Additional awards honored piano Miss Shelby Nelson voice Miss Betty Harrington Tower players Aubrey Flynt Rose Mize. Clyde Faulkner Jr and Barbara Wilson named outstanding male and female students.

High Point College Gladys Louise Pugh Clyde Wheeler Faulkner Jr Paul Dean Atwell Barker Jerry Campbell Henry Samuel Carter Beverly Ann Deal Dorothy Ruth Lloyd Shirley Ann Miller James Ardell Sink Argus Barker Swaim Atwell Nancy Sue Butt Campbell Carter Miss Deal Faulkner Patricia Lou Jordan Fred Keith Macon Miss Pugh Link Swarm Shelby Nelson Betty Harrington Aubrey Ralph Flynt Mark Rose Jr Patricia Mize Clyde W. Faulkner Jr Barbara Wilson

Broom Sale Planned by Fair Grove Lions Club

Fair Grove Lions Club will complete plans for its annual broom sale during the week. Teams will go door to door selling brooms door mats and other products made by blind persons to raise funds for the blind. Walter Johnson chairs the sight conservation committee and a Guilford Industries for the Blind representative will speak.

Thomasville Fair Grove Lions Club Guilford Industries For Greensboro Walter Johnson

Memorial Day address urges strength and civic duty

Brig. Gen. Edward C. Dyer spoke at Floral Garden Park Cemetery urging memory with purpose. He warned of communism, stressed national resilience and duty of citizens as the nation’s strongest resource. Speakers from Greensboro introduced by Charles Hagan Jr. as veterans groups attended the observance.

America Floral Garden Park Cemetery High Point Edward C. Dyer Marine Corps Air Dyer United States of America Charles Hagan Jr Greensboro Eau the Marine Ariny American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Gen. Dyer

Weather Outlook for High Point Area This Week

Showers should end by morning as cloudiness lingers and cooler air moves in. The region sees a warm Tuesday with scattered clouds, then fair skies by Wednesday, with temperatures near normal for five days. Rain totals range from three fourths to one and a half inches across mountains to coastal plains, with highs near 78 in High Point tomorrow.

High Point

Man Dies Suspected Self Inflicted Shooting At Teasley Home

Police say the man was found in pajamas with a single 12 gauge shotgun by his bed. They speculate he propped the gun and triggered it with a shade hanger after visiting two hours earlier. no exact time of death given. Relatives note he suffered heart problems and recent despondency. Funeral plans were incomplete.

Paul N. Garber Richmond Methodist Church Garber Geneva Memorial Auditorium Cooke Walter E. Hudgins Teasley

After Cloudburst High Point Faces Water Damage

City crews spent the day surveying mud and silt as residents in the northwestern section assessed flood damage. A smaller area remained curious about the cause of the commotion in the aftermath of the storm.

High Point Kivett Drive S. Main Street

Contracts For Church Delayed At Wesley Memorial

A Sunday briefing said letting contracts for the Wesley Memorial Methodist Church may be delayed about two weeks after a Saturday session with the building committee and architects. Bids far exceeded funds, prompting a June 15 congregational vote to approve plans and costs and a revised recommendation plan.

New Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Herbert R. T. Amos Amos R. Kearns Board of Stewards

Five Die In Head On Collision Near Conover

A head on crash on U S 70 64 near U S 331 in Conover killed all five people in two cars. High Point residents Lela Suits 48 Gilbert Suits 28 died at the scene along with Archdale resident Margie Linville 23 while Clarence Carpenter 22 and Foy Miller 46 of Claremont died later at Newton hospital. The 1954 Oldsmobile and 1957 Chevrolet were destroyed. no witnesses.

Conover High Point Lela Sellers Suits Gilbert Astridge Suits English St Margie Linville Archdale Clarence David Carpenter Foy Miller Route 1 Claremont Bruce Griffith Linville Catawba General Hospital Newton Griffith U. S. 331 Gilbert A. Suits Carpenter Miller Chevrolet Suits

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