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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1958

Page

9

Fund Campaign Still Short Of Goal in High Point

The United Fund-Red Cross drive in High Point reports $210 450 in pledges, about 84 percent of a $250 239 goal. Officials say the drive is far from over with many pledge cards outstanding and more meetings planned to salvage funding for local agencies.

United United Fund-Red Cross Bill McKenzie McKenzie United Fund High Point J. N. Rawleigh Jr Collier Ellis Alan Parker United Fund Red Cross S. Main and Commerce Streets Janet Teague

Three Boys Draw Terms For Theft

Three teenagers pleaded guilty to larceny after deputies stopped their auto and found a stolen carburetor from Davis Motors on Kivett Drive. Judge Byron Haworth ordered six months at a first offenders camp for Herthey Alson Hill 18 James Phifer Hill 19 and Weldon Hill 17 with sentences suspended or paid fines in other cases through the same court session.

Byron Haworth Herthey Alson Hill Ragan Street James Phifer Hill Woodbury Street Weldon Hill Kearns Street Davis Patrol Service Davis Motors Kivett Drive Hill Haworth William Durant Hoover Street

Prayer for TQDAY

Prayer asks guidance and courage for the day. It seeks removal of doubts fears and misgivings and asks for divine strength and faith to handle daily tasks with trust in God and Jesus Amen.

God Jesus

Auto Fire Call Marks Quiet City Day

Firemen answered a car fire on E Washington Street caused by an overheating engine and low radiator water. The vehicle, operated by Lola Cartwright, was boiling over but no injuries or further damage reported.

E. Washington Street Lola Cartwright

Swinging Motorist Lands In City Jail

Everett A. Sloop a 29 year old from Elkin was arrested on a drunken driving charge after an alleged erratic ride that included striking his wife. He posted $300 bond for a Municipal Court hearing on November 21. The wife declined an assault charge.

Everett A. Sloop Route 1 Elkin Sloop Davis Motor Co Kivett Drive James Phifer Hill Woodbury Street Herthey Alson Hill Ragan Street Weldon Hill Kearns Street James Hill James Kincaid Hill Agenc I Ae Rasting Age of Ee Ennis Ses W. Broad Street Wood Willie V. Marshall Navy Baltimore Esta M. Brown Forrest Avenue Ronald Lee Norman Garrison Avenue Burnie Snider Stratford Road Lila Monday Jones Valley Ridge Drive Paul Wesley Huffman Route 5 Huffman Lilton Williamson Barbee Street James C. Bennett Cleveland Avenue C. M. Ivey Horace Bush Fourth Street Jme Caroline Jones Hobson Street

Motorist Escapes Injury In Two Vehicle Mishap

State Highway Patrol questioned 23 year old Thurman Cartrette after a one car wreck on Highway 10 A near Chestnut Street. Cartrette claimed he was not speeding but was charged with exceeding a safe speed. His 1955 model car was badly damaged. A second crash on Kivett Drive involved Lawrence LaPrade and Robert Bryant with about 150 dollars in damages. LaPrade faced reckless driving charges.

Thurman Cartrette Cartrette Beddington Road Chestnut Street Kivett Drive Lawrence LaPrade Daytona Street Robert Bryant LaPrade

Sultry Weather to Persist with Warm Up Tomorrow

The Guilford County area saw cooler conditions today but forecast calls for near eighty degrees tomorrow. Yesterday reached a record eighty one, while Asheville recorded seventy six and today should reach about sixty six with improving skies. The five day outlook stays warmer than normal with showers possible Wednesday and a drying, milder end to the week. Plan outdoor activities tomorrow as this warm spell may be brief.

Guilford County Asheville

Temperance Workshops Planned by Local Methodist Churches

A temperance workshop program will be held chaired by Ward Street Methodist Church with the Alcoholic Program led by Rev. F. E. Howard. Attendees will split into Youth and community study groups under district director Miss Hol Yce Highfill and Rev. E. F. Bradley. Closing address by Rev. Bradley titled How Concerned Are You. Public invited.

Ward Street Methodist Church Methodist Church F. E. Howard Oak Vew Methodist Church Miss Holyce Highfill E. F. Bradley Harry Hendrix L. E. Perance J. S. Megins Fr. Howard SB Petosias Keeley Institute Groometown St. Andrews Methodist

Trinity School Fall Festival Queen Correction

Transcriber error misidentified the primary school queen as Sharon Bowles. The correct queen is Sharon Brooks.

Sharon Bowles Sharon Brooks

Washington DC Alumni Chapter Holds Fall Dinner

The High Point College Alumni Association DC chapter held its annual fall dinner at Hogate's Arlington House in Arlington Virginia with about 65 present Michael B Fleming led a brief business session Russell A Lombardy announced two Washington area basketball games featuring the High Point Panthers on December 18 and 19 against Andrews Air Force Base and the Quantico Marines Vocal selections followed by members Robert and Dorothy Davis Taylor Assisting were Mrs Sara Peoples Bryson Jack W Charles William and Zelma Parnell Gossard Louis R Soscia Vista Dixon H L Wilson Jr and James J Zacovic.

Washington, D. C High Point College Alumni Association Hogate Arlington House Arlington Michael B. Fleming Russell A. Lombardy Washington High Point High Point “Panthers Andrews Air Force Base Quantico Marines Robert and Dorothy Davis Taylor Sara Peoples Bryson Jack W. Charles William and Zelma Parnell Gossard Louis R. Soscia Vista Dixon H. L. Wilson Jr James J. Zacovic

Junior Class Play Opens Friday at High Point High

The Junior Class play One Wild Night runs Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Senior High Auditorium. Dates were corrected from Thursday and Friday to Friday and Saturday.

High Point High School

Construction Tops Seven Million In 1958 Record

Last week’s building permits raised 1958 total to 7 001 790 with six weeks left. Elm Street site began Elks Lodge excavation at 122 Elm St costing about 85 000 including furnishings. A 12 700 remodeling at Tobias 101 N Main St added a porcelain facade and canopy planned for Main and Broad. New residences included several 13 000 homes at Wendover Hill 510 Birchwood and 1410 Wendell St. Repair permits totaled 10 290 led by a 3 200 room and bath addition for 617 Gatewood Ave.

Elm Street Elks Lodge Elm St Elks Broad Street Tobias N. Main St Edwin Liepman Wendover Hille Craver and Essick Lexington Birchwood J. Clarence Stricklin Wendell Street R. L. Honbarker Campbell St Heing J. D. Howard Gatewood Ave

Washington Street Parking Lot To Open By December

Developer Welch Harriss announced a new 115 car off street parking lot at 234 E Washington St will open by December 1 or possibly by Thanksgiving. Grading and paving are underway with floodlit operations and an attendant booth to be installed. The lot will be open six days a week with entrances on Washington and access via Broad or an alley to Wrenn.

Welch Harriss E. Washington Street Harriss Washington St Washington High Point Parking Corp E. High and Wrenn Streets Central Savings and Loan N. Wrenn Street English Street Washington Street William F. Frye

Post Office Urges Early Christmas Mailings

Postmaster Walter L. York urged residents to plan Christmas card and gift mailings for 1958. He advised checking addresses, using full return details, stocking packing supplies, and buying sufficient postage for first class and air mail cards.

Walter L. York York Post Office

Accountants President to Speak at Piedmont CPA Meeting

The Piedmont Chapter of the North Carolina Association of CPAs hosts Louis H. Penney, president of the American Institute of CPAs, at the Plantation Supper Club. Penney will discuss inflation and CPA fees, followed by Martin Black of the American Accounting Association.

American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Piedmont North Carolina Association of Cpa's Plantation Supper Club Louis H. Penney Martin Black American Accounting Association Penney CPA L. H

County Officials Prepare for NACo Meeting in Asheville

Five Guilford County officials will travel to Asheville for a three day National Association of County Officials business meeting. Commissioners Lloyd C. Amos Carson Bain Sidney B. Allen Charles J. Hunt and county manager Harry Weatherly will attend arriving for registration and afternoon sessions.

Guilford County National Association of County Asheville Lloyd C. Amos Carson Bain Sidney B. Allen Charles J. Hunt Harry Weatherly

Navy Landing Ship Goes Aground Near Charleston

The Meritage a 454 foot Navy landing ship ran aground in the Cooper River channel while heading for the Atlantic on an outgoing tide. She was refloated undamaged and no one was injured. The landing ship occupies a dock and normally carries a crew of about Sta Comte Se bank five tugs and an incoming tide.

Charleston S.C Meritage Cooper River Atlantic Ocean

All-State Orchestra To Play In Greensboro Program

Sixteen High Point musicians will join the fall conference program of the North Carolina Music Educators Association tonight at Woman's College. The two day event began yesterday and closes with the All-State High School Orchestra concert at 8 p.m. in Aycock Auditorium, W C, conducted by Robert Sendore of Florida State University. The 100 instrument ensemble features Ronne Alien and Ronald Whittington first violins, Nancy Clinard Martha Morris and Pat Pope violas, Lar Helmstettler Myers Powell basses June Allgood oboe Noa ia tte ae nin Sarah presen Seavishiaa Mandy Bradner David Williams cellos and Charles Crawford percussion from High Point.

Greensboro High Point North Carolina Music Educators Association Woman's College Aycock W. C Robert Sendore Florida Ate University Ronne Alien Ronald Whittington Nancy Clinard Martha Morris Pat Pope Lar Helmstettler Myers Powell June Allgood Noa Sarah Presen Mandy Bradner David Williams Charles Crawford

Doctor Opens Office At Sedgefield

Dr. Edna C. Thayer opens internal medicine and pediatrics practice at 5205 High Point Rd Sedgefield. She earned an AB from University of Utah and medical degrees from University of Pennsylvania. The physician, widow of Dr. Robert Thayer, trained at Philadelphia Children's Hospital and studied at Washington University and Columbia. She is affiliated with Nassau County Medical Society New York State Medical Society and the AMA. She has two daughters and a son.

Edna C. Thayer High Point Rd Sedgefield Thayer University of Utah Robert Thayer Randolph County University of Pennsylvania New York Long Island North Carolina Edna Thayer Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Washington University St. Louis Columbia University Clin Nassau County Medical Society New York State Medical Society American Medical Association

Revival Meeting At Church Of God On Cedar Street

A revival is under way at the Church of God located at 204 Cedar St. Evening sermons begin at 7 30 led by Pastor Rev C T Boyd from Chapel Hill. Sister Bessie Covington provides music. Elder Columbus from Charlotte and his choir perform Tuesday night and Chapel Hill choir performs Friday night.

Church of God Cedar St C. T. Boyd Chapel Hill Bessie Covington Columbus Charlotte

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