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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1959

Page

4

Deaths and Funerals Clayton C. Lewis obituary notice

Funeral services for Clayton C. Lewis age 47 will be conducted tomorrow at 2 30 p m from First Baptist Church by Dr J E Rawlinson Burial will follow at Floral Garden Park Cemetery The body will lie in state at Cumby Mortuary until 30 minutes before services Lewis of 327 Nathan Hunt Dr died of a heart attack in High Point Memorial Hospital yesterday at 2 a m He had been in declining health since March and was a hospital patient for the past week with the first days critical Death, however, was unexpected.

Clayton C. Lewis First Baptist Church J. E. Rawlinson Floral Garden Park Cumby Mr. Lewis Nathan Hunt High Point Memorial Hospital

Richmond man W. Blankenship dies at 53

W L S Blankenship, 53, of Richmond Virginia, died unexpectedly at home yesterday. He is survived by his wife and a daughter, one brother Mason H. Blankenship of 1201 Madison Ave High Point, and two nieces Jean and Beverly Blankenship of the same address. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

W. L. S. Blankenship Richmond Mason H. Blankenship Madison Ave High Point Jean Beverly Blankenship

Death of Lena Mae Trotter in Denton

Lena Mae Trotter 63 of Route 2 Denton died suddenly at home yesterday at 10 p.m. She was daughter of the late William and Sally McDowell. Survived by son Ashley Trotter of Route 3 Asheboro two brothers A R McDowell and A W McDowell both of Route 2 Denton and three grandchildren Funeral services set for Pleasant Union Christian Church tomorrow at 2 30 p m Burial in church cemetery Body to be taken to her home today at 5 p.m.

Lena Mae Trotter Denton Baxter Swaney William and Sally McDowell Ashley ‘Trotter Asheboro A. R. McDowell A. W. McDowell Pleasant Union Christian Church Church Cemetery

Mrs Backish Dies at 34 After Illness in Kernersville

Mrs De lores Idol Backish aged 34 died early yesterday at her parents home Route 1 Kernersville after a long illness the last three weeks serous She was a Guilford County native and a member of Bunker Hill Methodist Church Surviving besides her husband Stephen A are her several relatives and in laws

Kernersville Delores Idol Backish Robah E. Idol Route 1 Guilford County Bunker ‘Hill

Mrs. Sue Allison Lewis Foreman dies in Louisville memorial service set

Mrs. Sue Allison Lewis Foreman 60 wife of Dr. Kenneth J. Foreman a theology professor at Louisville Theological Seminary died yesterday in Louisville Ky She was born in Richmond Va and had connections to Davidson College Greensboro and High Point Survivors include her husband a son Rev Kenneth Foreman Jr a missionary to Korea a foster son Carlyle Lewis of High Point and three grandchildren A memorial service will be held in Louisville tomorrow with no funeral scheduled

Kenneth J. Foreman Davidson Louisville Sue Allison Lewis Richmond Louisville Theological Seminary Davidson College Korea Carlyle Lewis High Point

Funeral services announced for Mrs Idol at Bunker Hill

Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. today at Bunker Hill Methodist Church with Rev. Ed Temple and Elder V. V. Williard officiating. Survivors include son Tommy S Backish and two sisters Mrs Hazel Jordan and Miss Loraine Idol. Brothers Rich ard and Edsel Idol of Route 1 Kernersville served as pallbearers.

Tommy S. Backish Hazel Jordan Loraine Idol Richard Edsel Idol Route 1 Kernersville Bunker Hill Methodist Church Ed Temple V. V. Williard Gorrell Roger Crews Ralph Obie Ye Ballard Henry Lew

Burglar Tracked Down During Routine Patrol

Deputies captured a burglar in the act at the M and M Grill on Greensboro Road. In related arrests, Charles Albert Small faced larceny charges for stealing a 1959 station wagon valued at 2700 dollars from Mrs. William E. Frazier. Other detainees included Bruce E. Tatum and John B. Brown over illegal whisky possession.

Sheriff's Greensboro I. B. Walker H. Robertson Charles Albert Small Phillips Street Small William E. Frazier Nixon

Halloween Carnival Draws Big Crowds At School

School News-Views with Judy Lambeth notes a successful Halloween carnival attracting a large audience. Senior Nancy Taylor and Stanley Seeee are mentioned among attractions as students awaited the football season’s end and potential magazine subscriptions.

Nancy Taylor Stanley Seeee

Parks and Rec Signs Contracts for Vall Street Recreation Center

Construction contracts approved for the Parks and Recreation Department Vall Street recreation center. Letters sent to contractors authorize immediate start of work.

Parks and Recreation Dept New Vall Street

Victor McLaglen Dies at 72 in Hollywood

Oscar winner Victor McLaglen died at age 72 near Newport Beach after a six week illness. His widow and son Andy and daughter Sheila were by his bedside. A London native, he rose from boxing to stage and British films before gaining fame in America.

Jim Bacon Hollywood Calif Newport Beach Andy Sheila McLaglen South Africa America Edmund Lowe Raucus Capt. Flagg

Road Jobs To Survive Fund Cuts

Several highway projects remain on the active list after a 25 percent cut in federal roadbuilding funds. Projects include S Main Street work, 311 north to Kernersville cutoff, 311 north five miles south from NC 66, an 18 mile by Asheboro area grading project, and an extra lane on the US 64 bypass around Asheboro.

S. Main Street Kernersville Tthe N. C Asheboro U. S. 64

Birthday Party Refreshments Spark Court Action on Windley Street

A Windley Street resident received a nine day suspended sentence and a $50 fine for violating prohibition laws after a birthday party. Police reported five pints of taxpaid whisky and one pint of son’s were seized. Blanche Steede of Downing Street got a 12 month term for non taxpaid whisky found with seven gallons. she faced a $200 fine and costs and a five year ban on whisky possession. Other Municipal Court cases included licenses suspended for Davis, Stell, Luther, Dowdy, Pitt, Wilmoth, and Hampton with fines, costs, or suspensions. Hester’s prayer for judgment continued on good behavior and cost payment.

Jacob D. Moore Kivett Drive Elks ‘Club North Street Moore Peace Avenue Bruce E. Tatum John B. Brown Leonard Street Brown Rose Wagger Glamour Home Furnishings Jackie Craughn Asheboro Security Bank & Trust Co Geraldine Hayes Windley Street Byron Haworth Hayes Blanche Steede Downing Street Erwin Ray Davis Pennyburn Road Haworth Davis Ralph Martin Wilmoth Council Street Thomasville

Two Youths Found Guilty Of Stealing

Two youths were found guilty of stealing and given three years on the condition of good behavior and paying court costs including $15 to Delbert Houston. Houston, of Dalton Avenue, reported radiator thefts from his junk yard on October 6. Kennedy received a suspended 12 month sentence on the roads and was placed under a probation officer and ordered to pay Houston $15.

Delbert Houston Houston Dalton Avenue Garvey Kennedy

Jamestown Realty Transfers Yearly Ledger

Realty transfers listed include Ruth P. Ross to Joseph G. Chambers Jr. and wife for a lot in High Point Township, C M Borum to C M Borum Jr. and wife for a lot, W H Allred to Claude Mooney and wife for Highland Cotton Mills property lot, Henry M Sawyer to Noel L Farlow and wife for a Janice Street lot, Lewis James Faircloth to Homer P Powell for Greenway Park lot, and H Folger to W Ray Fowler and others for E A Bencini plat lot.

Jamestown Township Ruth P. Ross Joseph G. Chambers Jr High Point Township C. M. Borum C. M. Borum Jr W. H. Allred Claude Mooney Highland Cotton Mills Henry M. Sawyer Noel L. Farlow Janice Street Lewis James Faircloth Homer P. Powell Greenway Park H. Folger W. Ray Fowler E. A. Bencini

Fresh Warts Sought For Virus Research By MSU Professor

Professor Walter Mack of Michigan State University seeks new wart samples from young people to study potential viral causes of warts and related tumors. Two Detroit dermatologists help collect samples. procedures are quick and painless.

East Lansing Mich Walter Mack Mack Michigan State University Detroit MSU

Dinner Speech by Johnson Sparks Brooklyn Rumors

A non political dinner speech by Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson in Brooklyn on January 21 stirs political speculation. Sponsored by the Cathedral Club of Brooklyn the event marks Johnson’s first public appearance in the area since his 1960 campaign.

New York Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Brooklyn Cathedral Club of Johnson John F. Kennedy D-Mass Cathedral Club

Bernard Strasser Sworn Into Florida Bar

Bernard Strasser was sworn into the Florida bar yesterday before the Supreme Court of Florida. A 1958 Duke Law School graduate, he passed the Florida Bar exam. He is married to Abernethy of High Point, North Carolina, and his wife teaches grades 7 and 8 at Riverview School in Daytona Beach.

Florida Supreme Court of Florida Strasser Duke University Law School Florida Board of Bar Examiners Abernethy High Point N. C Riverview School Daytona Beach

Six Churches Join In Bible Study at Avenue Methodist

Six churches join in a Bible study at Avenue Methodist Church with Dr W W Mountcastle leading. Participants include First Methodist Wesley Memorial Main Street Methodist Welch Memorial Oak View Methodist and Montlieu Avenue.

General Maxwell Taylor Criticizes Eisenhower Policy

Former Army chief Maxwell D Taylor says the Eisenhower administration uses military men in politics too often. In Look magazine he argues the "new look" favors atomic weapons over conventional forces, jeopardizing swift response to limited wars and undermining professional military advice.

New York Army Maxwell D. Taylor Taylor Mexican Light and Power Co. Ltd Mexico City Look Magazine Harper & Brothers Eisenhower Joint Chiefs of Staff

Fair Trade Violators Lose Case in Mecklenburg Court

Two North Carolina residents challenged Amoco’s minimum gasoline price policy under the fair trade law. Judge Susie Sharp kept restraining orders against R B Bate man of Hertford and M J Johnson of South Mills, while Amoco halted some sales to Rogers of Waxhaw.

Waxhaw Amoco Rogers Travis

Recreation Planners Inspect High Point Parks and Reservoir

Two professional recreation planners Charlie Stott and Lindsay Cox completed survey work to estimate the cost of a long range recreation plan for High Point. They inspected High Point's new reservoir and several parks this week and will be finalizing figures.

High Point Charlie Stott Lindsay Cox

Escapees' Jail Terms Extended After Central Prison Break

Two inmates from Central Prison, Charles W. Yank Stewart and James Edward Christy, had their sentences extended by Wake Superior Court Judge William Y. Bickett after their Oct. 25 escape by lowering a 66 foot rope from an infirmary window. Stewart, 54, jailed 25 years for armed robbery and highway robbery, and Christy, 26, of Concord, jailed 19 to 25 years for manslaughter and entering larceny, were recaptured near Greensboro.

Raleigh Central Prison Charles W Yank) Stewart James Edward Christy Wake Superior Court William Y. Bickett Stewart Christy Concord Greensboro Wilmington Bickett Ivy Bluff W. F. Bailey State Bureau of Investigation

Photo Contest Entry Blanks Now Available

Applications for the annual Parks and Recreation Dept photo contest are available at Snow's. Entries close November 28. Prizes will be awarded in four classes: child groups, pets, recreation activities, and general scenes. Open to all ages and genders.

Parks and Recreation Dept Snow

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clayton Lewis W. Blankenship Backish Denton High By Judy Lambeth Sannes Virgil O. Rice McConnell Air Force Base Kansas Col D. O. Turner 4347Th Combat Crew Sgt. Rice J. W. Bledsoe James Road Spain McConnell Victor McLaglen John W. Stell Parkwood Drive Stell Clarence Edward Luther Belton S. C Luther John W. Dowdy Hoover Street John Q. Pitt W. W. Hampton Jr Desk Drive Internal Revenue Department Hampton W. A. Hester Jamestown Road Hester R. H. Hester Bernard Strasser Eie Eeel Yule General Electric Weathertron Weathertron EU Industrial Management Club
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