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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1957

Page

9

Noted News Expert To Speak At High Point College

H R Baukhage famed radio commentator and foreign correspondent will be the guest speaker for the Wednesday morning program at High Point College. He has covered history worldwide for over 25 years in papers over the air and on television. His career includes work for Paris bureaus of the Pall Mall Gazette and AP before World War I and later Stars and Stripes and State Department coverage.

H. R. Baukhage Dia High Point College Baukhage Paris London Pall Mall Gazette Associated Press Stars and Stripes Army

Utility Bond Signers Turn Camera Shy

At city hall Mayor Jess Washburn City Manager T E Hinson and City Clerk Lois Smith signed 2000 water and sewer bonds each worth 2000 dollars. They refused to be photographed while burying themselves in papers, shying away from the camera.

City Hall Jess Washburn T. E. Hinson Lois Smith

Gasoline price war eases as Esso raises stations prices

Esso stations in the Thomasville area posted higher prices 29.9 32.9 and 35.9 cents a gallon signaling the end of the price war. Tank allowances from distributors were cut from 9.40 to 1.40 cents, with other major brands awaiting word to follow. Dealers faced uncertainty while waiting for rivals to move.

Esso Aoa Ht Wesomde Gisitiduwuis Apaccom Mt. Airy Goldsboro Dunn Greensboro Thomasville

Zoners Approve Main Street Change for Furniture Showroom

Thomasville zoning board granted zoning change on E Main Street from Morrison Avenue to Fifth Avenue depth 200 feet for Thom asville Chair Co. to raze two houses and build a furniture showroom with no opposition. Other unopposed actions include off street parking for Memorial Methodist Church and converting 604 Sullivan St store to a duplex apartment.

Thomasville E. Main Street Morrison Avenue Fifth Avenue Thomasville Chair Co Memorial Methodist Church E. Colonial Drive H. C. Nicholson T. E. Jennings Sullivan St

Gas Price War Ripples Across Carolinas And Beyond

Central North Carolina reports show price volatility as stations in Charlotte drop to 19.9 while others post 29.9. High Point Esso outlets jumped from 22.9 to 29.9 as an eight cent tank wagon allowance ends. Distributors await orders amid broader regional weak pricing and nationwide price wars.

North Carolina Charlotte High Point Esso Carolinas Piedmont New England Louisiana

City Maps Rezoning On Highway And Five Points

The planning commission considered a rezoning for land between Spring Field Avenue and S Main Street, and delayed a second petition to change Five Points property from residential to business filed by M T Corn and W L Hunt. It unanimously approved a layout for a new annexed industrial district in south High Point with property owned by Edward Drake to be split into industrial sites. Hoover Alley name change to Hoover Court was approved.

Springfield Avenue S. Main Street M. T. Corn W. L. Hunt South High Point Edward Drake Hoover Alley Hoover Court

Confused Yet Clear On Dec 10 Bond Tax Vote

Voters face two issues on December 10 a county school bond and a school supplement tax. Special registrations run November 16 to 30 with registrars at polling places Saturdays and by appointment. Oak Hill and Wiltshire Carolina areas vote at specific sites, while city precincts vote at regular polling places for both measures.

High Point Wiltshire-Carolina Avenue Oak Hill A. D. Morris Royal Oak Ave Harris Music Co English St Wiltshire Carolina L. R. Parham Wiltshire Blvd Duke Power Co Wiltshire-Carolina

Parks Body Vetoes Wider Use Of Lake

The parks and recreation commission shelved a proposal to allow privately owned boats on the city lake due to liability and cost concerns. The measure could return later as facilities like a loading ramp and open water areas are studied, with officials planning early fishing access and new recreation sites at Hoover and Vail Streets.

Parks Body City Lake J. W. Slate Jr Parks and Recreation Commission Council State Recreation Department W. B. Stronach Commission High Point Housing Authority Hoover and Vail Streets Hoover Street Vail Street Stronach City Lake Park Pool

The Bus Driver's Lament at North Carolina Meeting

At a North Carolina Bus Association meeting in Salisbury operators voiced concerns about private auto drivers picking up bus passengers. They warned this practice cuts weekday revenue, complicates on time service, and could force route curtailment or Sunday service changes if consumer use declines.

Braxton Younts Enterprise North Carolina Bus Association Sheraton Hotel Bus Association Salisbury North Carolina

Stolen Loot Spent Leads To Arrest In Local Case

Police traced coins spent at a neighborhood grocery to Fred James Perry 36 of Leonard Street, arresting him on breaking and entering larceny and receiving charges. Missing from Lillian Boone’s Hoover Street home were 14 silver dollars, other coins, and a revolver. Perry’s trial is set for November 18. Eugene Smith 19 of Vail Street was charged with assaulting Louise McCollum on Loflin Street andbailed on $200 bond to appear November 18.

Fred James Perry Leonard Street Lillian Boone Hoover Street Boone Perry Louise McCollum Loflin Street Eugene Smith Vail Street Smith

Green Street Church Dinner Sets Stage For Loyalty Campaign

More than 900 reservations are set for the Green Street Baptist Church loyalty dinner in the YMCA gymnasium as part of a stewardship drive. Church leaders target a $190000 budget next Sunday with $15000 pledged so far, under the Southern Baptist Forward Program.

Claud B. Bowen First Baptist Church of Greensboro Green Street Baptist Church YMCA High Point Green Street Southern Baptist Convention E. W. Price Jr Kingdom of God Albert Leath Hilliard Me Baptist Church Coke Cecil Leath

UF Campaign Nears Goal With 83.5 Percent Raised

The United Fund Red Cross drive reaches 83.5 percent of its $229 478 goal after reporting $190 827 at division chairmen meeting. Commercial Division led with $31 135, Industrial Division surpassed last year’s total with $46 121, Manufacturing with $3 994 from small plants, and ongoing envelope returns. next meeting set for Monday at noon.

United Fund-Red Cross Vincent Spracklin Henry Dowdy Darrell Pierce Carson Stout J. Roscoe Adams Uf-Red Cross

Educational Fund Drive Reaches 445 For Scholarships

A statewide effort led by Wake Forest Alumni Assn raises 445 dollars for the Brown Reese Scholarship Fund aiding seven children of two state highway patrolmen slain near Ellerbe and Sanford. Local donors include Evans Pharmacy Worth Bowman and J We Grte with totals and names listed in a public appeal.

Teoweeway Pershaollin Brown-Reese John Riggs Ellerbe Sanford Wake Forest Alumni Assn High Point Vv. L. Hunt Evans Pharmacy, Inc A. E. Beheckah Bidze Hal Evans American Latex Fibre Sales Corp William Feinberg National Upholstery Co Roy Culler Jr Robert Culler Worth B. Bowman R. K. Stewart & Son Frank H. Wood Robert G. Garpt W. J. Hunt Betsy, Tom Mile Rawleigh Rew J. E

Jamestown Festival Set Friday at Jamestown High School

The PTA hosted the Fall Festival at Jamestown High School starting 5 p.m. with a supper, ending about midnight. The event features two performances of Hit Parade of 1957, kings and queens crowning, baby contest winners, side shows, cake walks, ball throwing, fishing, a country store and various concessions including hot dogs and drinks.

Jamestown PTA Jamestown High School

Rain Chance Increases Amid Warmer Temps Tomorrow

Forecasters predict rising cloudiness and warmer air tonight, bringing a chance of rain by tomorrow afternoon. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy and cool with a rain risk in the afternoon, while Thursday offers occasional rain and cooler conditions. Last night’s airport low was 25, today’s high 54, tomorrow’s forecasted high 56, and tonight’s low may range from 32 to 38 across the Piedmont.

Piedmont

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