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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1969

Page

2

Montgomery Urges One Cent Tax Hike for Schools

Greensboro area leader Dale Montgomery urges Guilford County voters to approve a one cent sales tax to fund a $40 million school program. He says pay as you go via sales tax would stabilize the ad valorem levy, avoid heavy property tax hikes, and require about $3.5 million more yearly local funds with initial rates rising by at least 20 cents.

Montgomery Greensboro Guilford County John Witherspoon Witherspoon Robert Scott Guilford Board of Commissioners

J. S. Hunt Succumbs After Restaurant Attack

James Sidney Hunt 43 of 1107 Country Club Drive died at High Point Memorial Hospital after an attack while dining. Born November 9, 1925 in Salisbury he was NC State electrical engineering graduate and president of Electric Supply Inc. He held leadership roles in multiple industry groups and was an elder at First Presbyterian Church. Surviving wife Betsy and daughter Betsy M. Hunt.

James Sidney Hunt Country Club Drive High Point Memorial Hospital Mr. Hunt Salisbury Gordon Margaret Nail Hunt North Carolina State University Electric Supply, Inc National Association of Electrical Distributors Southern Assn. of Electrical Distributors Hunt Kiwanis Club High Point Chamber of Commerce Emerywood Country Club String and Splinter Club Piedmont Lodge No A.f.&a.m Betsy Maxwell First Presbyterian Church

Thomasville youths receive prison sentences in Recorder's Court

An 18 year old Thomasville resident was jailed for one year after probation revocation for assault with a deadly weapon. Thurman Maynard 53 received a year for two counts of drunken driving and two counts of prohibition violations due to unpaid fines. Other cases include larceny and assault charges with varied outcomes as court actions proceed.

Thomasville Recorder’s Court Thurman Maynard Rt. 1 Paul Warner Fisher Ferry Street Franklin D. Hicks Wallburg Sianey R. Smith Jeanette Hutchins Trexler Avenue Davidson County Superior Court Tim M. Simmons Walker Street Sas Crsopne Simmons Elbert Nealey Lexington Avenue Drivand Nealey Joseph F. Hulin Rt. 2 Denton Donald Watts Irene Street Superior Court James Rose Avenue Lawrence Carter Liberty Drive Rose Watts Lela Rose Jerry R. Sewell Miller Road Eva Rose

Weed Growers Stir Wrath Of City Hall

City officials threaten to prosecute weed growers after violations of property rules. The dispute centers on failing to clear property and resulting fines of 50 dollars or possible 30 days in jail. Local authorities vow enforcement until compliance is achieved.

Segregationist Church Slated To Form Here

A meeting to organize a Southern Methodist Conference church will be held at Tomlinson School Monday at 7 30 p m. Rev. Glenn S Comfort will preside. The group formed from dissident Methodist Church South members after the 1939 merger and advocates segregation. A. G Whitener announced the organizational meeting and noted the church aligns with segregation among Protestant denominations. The conference HQ is in Orangeburg South Carolina with offices in North Carolina and runs the Southern Methodist College and Seminary.

Southern Methodist Conference Tomlinson School Methodist Church South Methodist Episcopal Church A. G. Whitener Orangeburg S. C North Carolina Southern Methodist College and Seminary

Halloween Parties Draw Roughly Two Thousand In High Point

High Point Police report a calmer Halloween night with about 2 000 participants across four parties at Southgate Shopping Center Washington Terrace Clara Cox and Hillside Recreation Centers. Winners in contests included Annette Mosley Jamey Marshburn Buddy Jones Larry Williams Wayne Stephens and others with prizes for witch calls transistor radios and costumes.

High Point High Point Catton Club Parks and Recreation Dept Southgate Washington Terrace Clara Cox Hillside Recreation Centers Annette Mosley E. White Avenue Jamey Marshburn Manley Street Buddy Jones Larry Williams Wayne Stephens

Halloween crowds flocked to haunted house on English Road

The Haunted House on English Road drew youths testing courage against goblins last night. At South Gate Shopping Center the Underground Freedom Combo entertained the crowd with a lively performance led by Derrick Peele, George Austin, Terry McMillan, and Bob Spencer.

English Road Freedom Combo South Gate Derrick Peele George Austin Terry McMillan Bob Spencer

Rain End Expected In High Point Area Sunday

Rain that began in the High Point area early today is forecast to cease by early Sunday morning. Temperatures today in the mid 60s and low 60s Sunday with a cooler Sunday afternoon. The Friday high in the Piedmont area was 65 degrees and the low 54. It will be colder on Monday.

High Point Weather Bureau Friendship Piedmont

United Ushers Meet at Trinity First Baptist

The United Ushers Club will gather at the First Baptist Church in Trinity on Sunday at 3 p.m. for a scheduled meeting and program with members from local congregations.

United Usher Club First Baptist Church Trinity

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sonny Hedgecock James Hunt J. S. Hunt Betsy M. Hunt Chair City Bobby Gene McDaniel Ferndale Drive Arma Janes Hizh Ebro Ey Dan Glenn S. Comfort the Health Department Carl Wills High Point Public Works Department Health Department Wills Gwendolyn Sanders Murray Street Kim Eads Proctor Street Greg Donathan Worth Avenue Carlita Mack Mobile Street Kathleen Friday Davis Avenue Mary Byrd Asheboro Street Gwen Hamm Williams Street Pamela Proctor Rt. 4 Tammy Sports Howard Place Christian Cook Woodside Tammy Allen Carter Street Jeff United Ushers
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