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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1975
Page
9
A series of obituaries and funeral notices lists veterans and residents from High Point, Thomasville, Asheboro, Denton, and Randoph County. Entries name deceased, birthplaces, relatives, and funeral details including times, locations, and cemeteries with military honors for some.
John David Priest aged 55 of 1019 BE Green Drive died Saturday in South Carolina after a heart attack. The funeral service is set for 11 a.m. at Twes Chestnut Funeral Home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m.
A Route 7 fuel truck driver, 36 year old Joseph Darrell Freeman, died Saturday when the truck ran off N C 42 two miles east of Asheboro, struck a tree, and overturned. The crash on a straight road is under investigation by highway patrol.
Local Civil Office announced alterations to the air warning siren network and said sirens would be activated during the refurbishment work. A spokesman stated the goal was to ensure alarms function properly amid the maintenance.
GREENSBORO The board considered restricting deer hunting to bow and shotgun within Guilford County. The Rural-Suburban Community Council proposed the plan citing safety concerns from McLeansville residents. Officials stressed the aim is not broad gun control but reducing high powered rifle use and careless shooting near homes.
City officials discuss altering dumpster charges set since 1971 at four dollars per pickup and potential rebates for protest fees. If rebates are approved, city costs could reach about fifty thousand dollars while residential waste service remains free. annual dumpster revenue runs around two hundred thousand. The council today put the issue on the agenda for Thursday as the current session concludes before new leadership takes over in December.
Dr Thosteson answers readers on child eye safety near televisions noting long term radiation is unclear but suggest keeping a five foot distance as precautions. He also discusses gall bladder symptoms from Mrs Pain noting night pain, reflux, and intolerance to fatty foods may reflect gall bladder disease and possible non functioning gall bladder.
North Carolina officials spar over welfare costs and federal rules with M r Flaherty arguing states know needs best and private day care can fill gaps while criticizing the system. The piece also includes health columns and local traffic incidents and reader questions on gallbladder surgery and vaginal health.
Sheriff Carl Moore said the FBI is investigating Wade Pool's charge that a Randolph County Jail deputy beat him while he used the telephone. An FBI agent visited Moore's office. the report may be sent to the U.S. Department of Justice for action.
High Point firefighters were dispatched to 1406 Foust Ave at 12 12 am after trash was found burning in a vacant house. Fire crews reported minimal damage and no furnishings inside the residence.
A Thomasville man said his home on Archdale Route 3 was entered over the weekend and items valued at 3000 dollars were stolen. Harold Denton Lawing reported to deputies that a rear door was used to gain entry and a silver item a color television set four watches old coins and jewelry were taken.
Jeffrey Mark Burris of High Point was named to Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities by Hampden-Sydney College Virginia. Burris, an English major, is in his senior year.
Red Cross bloodmobile will be at A M Tex turing and Dyeing plant located at 1914 S Elm St Tuesday from 10 30 a m to 4 p m. Type O negative blood is especially needed, per a Red Cross spokesman.
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