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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1959

Page

11

Rotary head urges world friendship and bridges of people

Harold Thomas president of Rotary International spoke at the Sheraton Hotel urging friendship as the path to global survival. He described bridging business and friendship and urged a man to man approach over politics. Thomas emphasized collective preservation and toured the High Point Furniture Exposition before continuing East Coast Rotary visits.

Harold Thomas Rotary International Auckland New Zealand Rotary Club High Point Club North Carolina Sheraton Hotel Rotary Thomas High Point Furniture Exposition Sedgefield Inn Rotary Clubs

Rail Fuss Prompts Answers From Three Railroads

The North Carolina State Utilities Commission ordered Southern Railway Carolina and Northwestern Railway and the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad to respond to reciprocal switching fee complaints filed by the High Point Chamber of Commerce and local industries. The chamber contends tariffs and recent moves off tariff lists enable reciprocal car access on spur lines, prompting a hearing likely in High Point after firm answers are filed.

State Utilities Commission High Point Chamber of Commerce Southern Railway Co Carolina and Northwestern Railway High Point Thomasville Denton Southern Chamber

Picketing Continues As Kay Manufacturing and Botoms-Fiske Stay Open

Unions keep two North Carolina strikes active with business as usual at Kay Manufacturing and Botoms-Fiske Truck Lines. No settlement talks or negotiations underway. pickets persist at Kay headquarters and Durham terminal while other terminals show sporadic activity. Management cites incoming steel and normal operations despite the standstill.

High Point Kay Manufacturing Co Furniture Workers of America Bottoms-Fiske Truck Lines Teamsters Kay Manufacturing Martin Tuska Tuska National Labor Relations Board Durham North Carolina Virginia Congden

United Germany Seen Moving Toward European Unity

Gerhart Seger told the High Point Executives Club that in five to six years there may be no major trade barriers in Western Europe. He said West Germany, guided by Adenauer and U.S. aid, mirrors the United States in politics and military control, but faces NATO role and Berlin partition challenges.

United States of Europe Germany Gerhart Seger High Point Executives Club Seger Adenauer America Ized NATO U. S Russia East Germany Soviet Union West Berlin L. Gerstenmair House Dr. Kiesinger Parliement Willy Brandt Howard Pancoast Executives Club Oellege

Christmas Parade Cast Lined Up

Spectators anticipate a diverse lineup for the annual Christmas Parade led by Gunsmoke's Miss Kitty marshaling with the Lions Club and Carolina Jubilee Horse Show. Other attractions include seven bands, 32 floats, two A T College drill teams, baton twirlers, and a kickoff of Christmas Gift Days with stores open late.

Clyde S. Campbell Merchants Association Durham Badin Drum Corp A&t College Greensboro Roller- Py Miss High Point I Saints & Inotea

Baptist Ministers Protest Blue Laws Move Before City Council

Local Baptist ministers urged the High Point City Council to block any repeal of Sunday closing laws. Rev. Clyde Tucker and Rev. Frank Marks, representing the Baptist Pastor's Conference, warned of adverse results seen in Greensboro Charlotte and Fayetteville as shops opened Sundays. They asked council to defend the Lord's Day for spiritual and civic good while noting no petition had been filed. Chief Stoker calls current ordinance largely unenforceable amid historic hesitancy on blue law reforms.

High Point Clyde Tucker Reavis Memorial Baptist Church Frank Marks Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Council Greensboro Charlotte Fayetteville Tucker Baptist Conference Blue Laws

Cold Weather Forecast With Deep Freeze Tonight

A Friendship weather station forecaster warns of a sharp drop in temperature as tonight will be partly cloudy and much colder with 20 to 26 degrees. Tomorrow's high around 35 to 40 with more sun. Thursday looks warmer. Yesterday's high reached 54 and last night's low near 48.

Friendship Fair Land

City Council approves architects for Springfield Athletic Field building

The Springfield City Council approved hiring R. D. Tillson and associates to draft plans for a new building at the Springfield Athletic Field with a $4,000 cap for the project. The meeting also authorized a compaction trailer purchase for the public works and an accounting machine for the finance department.

City Park R. D. Tillson and Council Public Works Department Finance Department

Man Found Dead In Parked Car In Wooded Area

Thomas George Strother Jr a 24 year old Sunset Drive resident was found dead in his car in a wooded area off Highland Avenue Extension. The car had the engine running and a hose connected to the exhaust entering through a window. Coroner S Hayden Walker ruled death by own action carbon monoxide poisoning and suffocation. Deputy Ron Weston said the car was locked from inside and a towel shield was used at the lowered window. Strother had driven to the area around 3 am and the car had run about four hours before discovery. He had recently returned from California and planned to re enter High Point College. He was married with two children and survived by his parents wife and sister. Funeral arrangements pending.

Thomas George Strother Jr Sunset Drive Highland Avenue Extension Strother Randolph County S. Hayden Walker Randolph Ron Weston Route 5 High Point Weston High Point Memorial Hospital Walker Eeeee Weston George Grace Nevin Strother Sunset Dr High Point College U. S

Prayer for Today from George C. Pidgeon

A Toronto sermon prayer asks for divine guidance for today and thanks those who love and pray for us. It asks God to answer others' prayers and enable life and service in line with a covenant in God's name.

Jesus George C. Pidgeon Toronto United Church of Canada

More Study On Schools Is Planned

The steering committee of High Point Curriculum Study plans further seminars and expansion. It will consult with local school administrators on studied areas and proceed with officer elections led by Mrs. Paul Ingle as chairman and Dean Thomas as vice chairman.

High Point Paul Ingle Dean Thomas S. S. Coe Frank Sizemore Jr Wyatt Hill James Mattocks

Southern Furniture Exposition Highlights Elegant 1960s Styles

Exhibits at the Southern Furniture Exposition showcase elegant finishes and both traditional and contemporary designs. Walnut remains favored with rising mahogany use. new Danish inspired and neo classical groups appeal to varied tastes. Color and materials feature white lacquers, brass accents, glass or plastic tops, and bold jewel tones in fabrics.

Canada Leo J. Heer Southern Furniture and Rug Market Jack Cartwright Mnufacturers Milady’s' Ilingerie Milo Baughman Nye Pla India Sanford Wallack

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