Educators Hear Lecture by Miss Maurie Applegate
Miss Maurie Applegate, educator at Wisconsin State College La Crosse, will address city schools tonight at Northeast Junior High School at 7 30 p m. The visit marks American Education Week with sponsors including NCEA High Point units, Classroom Teachers Assn., and American Childhood Education Assn. She writes professional books on English for teaching children and presents workshops nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurie Applegate
Wisconsin State College
la Crosse
Wis
Northeast
High Point
NCEA
Classroom Teachers Assn
American Childhood Education Assn
Miss Applegate
Council to Award $575,197 Utility Contract and Sell Park Site
City Council planned to award Boyd and Goforth Inc. a $575,197 utility contract with option to add projects. The body also tabbed sale of Centennial Avenue tract to the school board for $26,000 to build a new elementary on the former park site. Actions include purchases for a steam cleaner transformers and wiring and tree trimming contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cheek
Charlotte
Boyd and Goforth, Inc
Cheek
Centennial Avenue
Bay Street
Public Works Department
Utilities Department
Stanford Addresses Realtors at Miami Education Conference
Stanford urged a liberal arts education for real estate careers during the 14th annual Real Estate Educational Conference at the University of Miami, held with NAREB’s convention. He outlined five core areas and described the Realtor as a servant of the people promoting property ownership and community betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Gables
Fla
Alton Stanford
High Point
N. C
Committee On Education of the
National Association of Real Estate Boards
University of Miami
NAREB
Miami Beach
Stanford
Curtis Smithdeal, Inc
Nixon says Stalin’s removal shows shifting Soviet praise
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon told the Catholic Press Council of Southern California that Stalin’s body was moved from its Kremlin crypt as newer Soviet leaders drifted from honoring him. He credited the Catholic press for recognizing Stalin as a tyrant and the evil of the Communist system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Stalin
Kremlin
Nixon
Catholic Press Council of
Southern California
Allen Jay PTA Tonight Sees Film and Play by Sixth Grade
The Allen Jay PTA meets at 7 30 this evening in the school auditorium. The program features a film and a play by Miss Bowden's sixth graders in connection with National Book Week.
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Allen Jay Pta
Miss Bowden
Fire Truck Wreck Case Slated In Greensboro Court
A hearing was scheduled today in the U S Middle District Court in Greensboro on a 125 895 suit against the City of High Point brought by Mr and Mrs George B Edwards of New York. The Edwardses say their car was hit when the city fire truck ran a red light and gave no warning. The city argues the truck acted in a government function and that state law immunizes it from liability. Trial was also set for a separate air plane title suit by Lawrence A Marsden against Southern Flight Service Aircraft Finance Co and First National Bank of Springfield Illinois over a 20400 purchase and mortgage.
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U. S. Middle District Court
Greensboro
High Point
George B. Edwards
New York
Edwardses
Lawrence A. Marsden
Southern Flight Service, Ind
Charlotte
Marsden
Southern Flight Servce, Aircraft Finance Co
Springfield
Ill
First National Bank of
Springfield, Ill
Prayer for T DAY in troubled valley of vision
A memorial prayer from Hoover Rupert of Ann Arbor Michigan asking divine forgiveness for forgetfulness of sacrifice and urging living devotion to peace through Christ. The note identifies the author as a minister at First Methodist Church and references a solemn day of reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Prince of Peace
Amen
Hoover Rupert
Ann Arbor
Mich
First Methodist Church
Mt Zion Church Breaks Ground For Sanctuary
Ground breaking ceremonies for a new sanctuary at Mt Zion Pilgrim Holiness Church in Thomasville drew about 250 attendees. Speakers included Tom Johnson Buford Henderson W F Page and Gordon Miller. Rev J D Stutts turned the first spade for the $70 000 structure with construction slated to begin Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mt. Zion
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Rt. 2
Tom Johnson
Buford Henderson
Winston - Salem
W. F. Page
Kernersville
Gordon Miller
Pilgrim Holiness College
J. D. Stutts
Head on Collision Leaves Three Victims Critical
Jack Brown 39 of Barbee Street was in critical condition after a head on crash Saturday. His wife Lila and driver Harry Byrd 42 of Mt Airy are also in critical condition at High Point Memorial Hospital. Byrd faces municipal court Dec 6 if condition allows. Both cars a total loss.
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Jack Brown
Barbee Street
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Lila
Harry Byrd
Mt. Airy
High Point Memorial Hospital
Byrd
Brown
N. Main Street
Piedmont Weather Outlook Cloudy With Mild Temperatures
Cloudy skies and mild temperatures continue for the Piedmont with a chance of scattered showers. Yesterday’s high reached 60 and tonight’s low should stay around 54 with highs of 72 today and 74 tomorrow.
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Piedmont
Gains Told In Home Building
The building inspector reports October and last week strong construction activity with permits totaling 173850 dollars, up from 105600 previous week. Six residential permits include Irving S. Silver 42000 at 1316 Robinhood Rd and D C Montgomery 36000 at 222 Fisher St. Nonresidential permits go to Cassell 38000 at 1550 N Main and Imperial Development 18000 warehouse on Surrett St.
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Irving S. Silver
Robinhood Rd
D. C
Fisher St
Robert Connor
Bragg St
L. H. Bolton
McGuinn
Norman Silver
W. Ray
N. M. Harrison Jr
Richland
Arthur Cassell
Ama Lanning
Sherrod
C. W. Watson
S. Main
Revival Services At True Standard Holiness Church
Revival services begin tonight at 7 30 at True Standard Holiness Church of God in Trinity. Bishop E W Williams will preach each evening.
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True Standard Holiness Church of God In
Trinity
E. W. Williams
Weekend Wrecks Leave $1 250 in Damages Across Area
Minor weekend crashes caused about 1250 in damage to a street sign seven cars and shrubbery with one injury, a scalp laceration to James Wise Jr of Banks Street. A dog in a lap caused a loss of control in Centennial Avenue, and James Wise's car collided with Dora Sturdivant Allen’s vehicle before striking a parked car. Wise was charged with driving without a license and speeding. Other incidents included two-vehicle on Thissell and E Green with Parrish cited for failing to yield, and a 29 70 Trinity exit crash with Bettie Thompson Smylie’s sports car rear-ended by Otis Thomas.
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James Wise Jr
Banks Street
Centennial Avenue
Odie Edward Funk
Walker Street
Dora Sturdivant Allen
High Street
Allen
Leonard Street
Wise
John Albert Thomas
Thomas
Thissell
F. Green
Nancy Carrol
Parrish
Smith Street
Dean Edward James
S. Main Street
E. Green
James
Superior Court Jury Awards Driver 8593 in Collision Verdict
A Superior Court jury awarded W. B. Gatlin eight thousand five hundred ninety three dollars after a two day trial. Gatlin sued Joseph L. Parsons Jr. for injuries from a December 31 1960 accident on Highway 68 near Deep River bridge when Parsons skidded on ice and struck Gatlin.
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Superior Court
W. B. Gatlin
Gatlin
Joseph L. Parsons Jr
Deep River Bridge
Highway 68
Parsons
Recreation Meet Delegates Greeted In North Carolina
About 309 delegates to the North Carolina Recreation Society convention were welcomed in Greensboro by Mayor Carson Stout and City Manager Harold Cheek. Oka T. Hester was to be installed as society president. George Stevens will address the opening session. The three day event offers workshops on recreation, with emphasis on industry ties and land for facilities. Over 40 manufacturers exhibit at the Sheraton Hotel as the High Point parks department hosts events and door prizes.
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North Carolina Recreation Society
Carson Stout
Harold Cheek
Oka T. Hester
Greensboro
George Stevens
North Carolina
Hester
Eral
High Peart Parks and Recreation Department
Sheraton Hotel
Republicans Plan Thursday Meeting On Policy And 1963 Elections
Local Republicans convene Thursday at 7 30 p m at Orrells Funeral Home to discuss policy for candidate procurement ahead of fall 1962 elections and spring 1963 elections. John Esnelman emphasizes year round party activity and building Republican strength with county and city cooperation to present a slate of superb candidates for state county and local offices.
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John Esnelman
Eshelman
Orrell
N. Main Street
Trailer Fire Blamed On Oil Heater
An unattended portable oil heater caused a fire in a trailer at W Burton and Hilliard streets owned by Interstate Motor Lines. Mechanic Howard Montgomery had left the heater to repair a truck in West Virginia. Firefighters arrived after a helper spotted the blaze and the incident also notes a spray booth fire at Duke Refining Co and a car fire on Prospect Street caused by a defective carburetor damaging a Gibson car valued at $125.
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W. Burton and
Hilliard Streets
Interstate Motor Lines
Howard Montgomery
W. Virginia
Duke Refining Co
Prospect Street
W. O. Gibson
Sophia
High Pointer Delegate Attends U.N. Conference in New York
Dwight H. Wheless of 501 North Dr. joined more than 1,000 student delegates at a two day national conference on the United Nations in New York City. Attendees met with Nigerian Philippine Irish Soviet missions and heard Nehru and Senator Clark speak.
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Dwight H. Wheless
Walter H. Wheless
North Dr
United Nations
New York City
Jawaharlal Nehru
U. S
Joseph Clark
Senate
International Organization
Collegiate
Council For the United Nations
Julian Site For Lutheran Convention
The fall convention of the Northern Conference of the United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina opens Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Coble's Lutheran Church, Julian. The theme is Foreign Missions Latin America with Rev. N. Earl Townsend as guest speaker. Proceedings include Holy Communion and a sermon by Rev. Glenn Eckard. Emmanuel Church High Point and Nesbit H. Caughman contribute to synod pensions. Reports cover social missions stewardship evangelism home missions parish education and the 1.5 million Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary appeal.
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Northern Conference
United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
Coble’s Lutheran Church
Julian
Latin America
N. Earl Townsend
Argentina
Glenn
Eckard of
Alamance
Emmanuel Church of
High Point
Harry D. Hawthorne
Nesbit H. Caughman
Synodical Committee On
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary
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United Appeal
Main Street
Tilman Thomas
Bob Culp
Paul Ingle
Harriss Covington
Johnny Wood
Bill McGuinn
Culp
Ingle
Jim Millis
Art Richardson
High Point Enterprise
Mt. Zion Church
N. C. Recreation Society
Robert Byrd
Charlotte and
June Badger
J. W. Emmett
Gastonia
Anne Manning
Gains
Recreation Meet
Sev
U.N
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