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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1964
Page
10
Wilbur Smith & Associates will interview 15 staffers over six months to assess downtown parking in High Point. Phase One collects data on curb and lot spaces and parking rates to gauge demand and propose solutions for the next decade. The study costs 14900 dollars and uses a Columbia South Carolina firm.
Obituaries list Clare R Dula of Fisher Ferry Street Extension buried at Holly Hills Cemetery after a 2 30 p m service at J C Green and Sons Chapel. Truie Prevost Luther of Ramseur dies at 64. services planned with Rev Knight and Rev Jurney. extensive family noted. Lester Rorie obituary announced with funeral arrangements by Long Funeral Home in Charlotte.
Funeral arrangements for Coleman 60 are set for Monday at 11 a.m. from Koonce Funeral Home with Rev Ray Moss of Method ist Church officiating. The family will receive visitors Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. at 523 Cable St. and at the funeral home. Coleman died in Paterson on Thursday.
The service honored Shumpard DeWitt Duncan 64 associate pastor of Barraca Bible Class. Honorary pallbearers were members of the Barraca Bible Class Sunday School. Active pallbearers included W. D. Duncan. Duncan, of 522 Walnut Street, died Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital in Covington Kentucky.
A UCS dinner meeting is scheduled for December 2 at 6 30 p m in the Southern Furniture Exposition Building Top of the Mart. Mrs W T Powell earned the citys fair share in the recent United campaign. Tickets are available at UCS headquarters on Gatewood Avenue.
Foreign Minister Hil een power leads a South African delegation to the United Nations with plans for the New York opening, signaling a assertive posture on international diplomacy.
Educational experts from North Carolina schools and the State Department of Education will study Guilford County's 28 elementary schools and four high schools Tuesday and Wednesday. A 107-member team will inspect appearance, facilities, personnel, program and activities to support accreditation efforts with the Southern Association.
A two day Piedmont Advertising Workshop for locals will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the Town Hall in Greensboro. Sponsored by the Piedmont Triangle Advertising Club the sessions will cover radio television and newspaper advertising with talks by speakers from a New York City bureau and the John Hardin Public Relations firm.
A 57 year old English Road resident shot neighbor Jesse Raymond Norris 40 on his porch with a gauge shotgun. Norris in serious condition at North Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston Salem. Bruton held in High Point jail on open charge with police saying charges depend on Norris condition.
Davidson county traffic study shows February to June quarters rising in violations with October arrests at 580 versus 417 in August and 489 in July. Among causes reported are improper passing and failing to signal, while most crashes occur between 4 and 8 p.m. and on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
London pageantry marks the swearing in of Alder man Sir James Miller as lord mayor. He rides in a gilt state coach drawn by four horses through wet streets from the City to the Law Courts. The event recalls Magna Carta’s 1215 citizen right to elect a mayor and notes the City of London elects a new mayor annually. Miller is a member of the Worshipful Company of Coachmakers.
Queen Elizabeth II selects Lord Walston to serve as her representative at the inaugural of Mexico's new President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz on December 2. Walston holds the post of parliamentary undersecretary of state for foreign affairs.
In Bombay, a renowned Bihar State drums and tribal dance group will headline as a vanguard for a Eucharistic Conclave led by Pope Paul VI. The plan foresees a ceremonial display echoing religious pageantry and regional culture.
In Muleshoe Texas a community driven memorial funds a fiberglass statue of Old Pete the mule. Organizers Gil Lamb Harmon Elliott and Robert Alford say donations near five thousand dollars enable the 15-hand 1100-pound statue.
Senator Karl Mundt proposed a nine member Republican group chaired by Dwight Eisenhower to forge new policy lines before Christmas. He listed Nixon Romney Scranton and Murphy among others and said two thirds approval would be needed for any policy statements. Mundt suggested expanding the group for a larger conference if needed.
Hartford doctor J Grant Irving argues nose blowing prolongs colds by spreading infection to sinuses. He advises blotting instead with red bandanas and says the habit can keep illness to two or three days, resisting change after 31 years. Irving leads a following of about 200 adherents and cites sinus infection as lengthening colds to three weeks or more.
A proposed County Council On Mental Retardation would unite the High Point and Greensboro Association for Retarded Children. The 10 a.m. meeting at the courthouse will discuss forming the council and mapping a program for mental retardation.
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