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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1957

Page

9

Old Fuss Renewed Council Postpones Cab Firms' Debate

City Council acts as referee in a taxi cab dispute among operators Red Bird Yellow Top United and others delaying a decision on five additional permits set for December 11 Hearing follows claims of no notice and past agreements Each side cited finances dormant permits and prior deals while council also approves bonds and bids and widens street widths to 33 feet

Red Bird Cab Co Robert Martin J. B. Lovelace United Yellow Top Blue Bird Company Council Martin Red Bird Arch Schoch Blue Bird United 17 Schoch Radcara

United Fund Red Cross drive tops $200000 mark

Division chairmen reported the campaign has raised 202375 dollars, 87.7 percent of the goal, besting last year’s total of 196480 and led by 300 volunteers. J Roscoe Adams praised the team and said the drive is not over yet with loose ends to finish.

United Fund-Red Cross Campaign J. Roscoe Adams United Fund - Red Cross Adams

Backing Cars Cause Two Local Accidents In April

Police investigated two backing vehicle incidents. Barbara Workman 21 of E State Street backed onto State Street striking Carroll Cooper’s westbound car causing left rear damage about 5 dollars and Cooper’s right side about 150. Barbara Workman cited for failure to yield. Grady Mann 51 of E Farriss Avenue backed into Deanna Sink’s car on Main Street causing about 75 dollars damage to Sink’s vehicle. Mann cited for improper backing.

Barbara I. Workman E. State Street State Carroll W. Cooper Workman Cooper Barbara Workman Grady L. Mann E. Farriss Avenue Deanna Faye Sink Route 2 Sink S. Main Street Mann Link

Prayer for TISDAY seeks peace and brotherhood among nations

God of all nations, we pray for lasting peace and good will among leaders and peoples. Where hatred exists, teach us to love and where isolationism endures, teach cooperation. Each must know he is his brother's keeper and be answerable for his brother's well being. Amen.

City Council backs area vocational school at Guilford sanatorium

The Guilford County sanatorium site in Jamestown is favored as the location for a new area vocational school. The High Point advocates include Dean B. Pruette Ralph Rochelle and Bruce Roberts. State funds of about a half million are available for establishing the school and a location recommendation is due by December 1.

Guilford County Sanatorium Jamestown Dean B. Pruette Ralph Rochelle Tomlinson High Point Bruce Roberts County Board of Commissioners Rochelle Board of Education Guilford Piedmont Association of Industries High Point Chamber of Commerce Winston- Salem Tendiciaaien i Soa En Tio Roberts

Child Aid Group Picks New Officers

The North Carolina Association for Retarded Children local chapter opened National Retarded Children's Week with officer elections led by Chairman Bill Leichman. President Eisenhower and Governor Hodges had declared the week for Nov 17–28 and the group endorsed a Dec 10 bond issue and supplementary tax levy vote. Membership costs two dollars per family unit, and Leichman presided at the meeting.

North Carolina Association For Retarded Children Eisenhower Hodges Bill Leichman

Weather forecast for Piedmont cooling into thirties

The forecast calls for a sharp drop from 66 degrees overnight to around 36 with a high near 68 today. Expect a high near 56 tomorrow and mainly fair, cool weather continuing into Thursday.

Furnace Explosion at 828 Ferndale Dr Causes Minor Damage

Firemen were summoned to 828 Ferndale Dr last night for a small oil furnace explosion. Alarm time was 7 28 p.m. and only slight damage was reported.

Ferndale Dr

Seals Sticking Call 3061 For A New Supply

The rainy weather caused Christmas Seals from the Tuberculosis Assn to stick together. If your seals are stuck, call the TB Assn office at 3061 for a replacement supply to be mailed promptly. Mrs. Virginia Ryan reported good returns so far and urged use of the seals.

Tuberculosis Assn TB Assn Virginia Ryan She

Roof Truss Blamed In Collapse

A group of architects engineers and contractors at 1115 Clinton St inspect the site and conclude the collapse was likely caused by a roof truss failure. They cite faulty design possible lumber quality and timber overload from water on the roof as likely factors.

Clinton St A. R. Strange

Ladies Night at Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Emmanuel Lutheran observes Ladies Night in the Fellowship Hall at 6 30 Wednesd ay with guest speaker Rev Frank K Efird pastor of St John s Lutheran Salisbury and noted after dinner speaker Special music by Jimmy Hedgecock soloist and Beverly Holder accompanist

Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood Frank K. Efird St. John’s Lutheran Church Salisbury Jimmy Hedgecock Beverly Holder

Edmond Hardy Named County Inspector

Edmond Hardy Jr. of High Point was appointed assistant electrical inspector for Guilford County. His duties start with a monthly wiring inspection in all county schools under a General Assembly ruling. Hardy, with Gray Electric Co., was named by Curtis R. Kennedy with approval from County Manager Harry Weatherly.

Edmond Hardy Jr High Point Guilford County Greesboro General Assembly Hardy Gray Electric Co Curtis R. Kennedy Harry Weatherly Weatherly

Two Pedestrians Injured In Early Morning Accidents

Two pedestrians were hurt in separate traffic accidents in High Point early today. A 12 year old boy, John Reece Helms Jr., suffered a broken left leg and possible head and internal injuries after running into a car on N Main Street. He was to be admitted to High Point Memorial Hospital. The other incident on Ward Street involved Bessie Mae Jackson crossing in front of Schoonbeck Furniture Company and being struck by a car driven by Donald Ray Hicks. Both cases were under investigation with no charges filed at the time.

High Point Memorial Hospital John Reece Helms Jr N. Main St N. Main Street Young Helms Ward Street Bessie Mae Jackson Woodbine Street Schoonbeck Furniture Company Donald Ray Hicks English Street Ward The

AID Chief Visually Tours High Point Furniture Exhibit

H W Grieve president of the American Institute of Decorators visits High Point with W D Hamilton and Reginald Styers touring the exposition building. Grieve outlines trends toward comfortable furniture and provincial touches, noting economic factors shaping design and display.

H. W. Grieve William D. Hamilton American Institute of Decorators Furnitureland USA Southern Furniture Exposition Reginald

Wallburg Pastor Attends North Carolina Baptist Convention

The Rev. Robert Nations of Wallburg Baptist Church attends the North Carolina Baptist State Convention in Raleigh from today through Thursday as an official delegate accompanied by Mrs. Nai.

Wallburg Robert Nations Wallburg Baptist Church North Carolina Baptist State Convention Raleigh Heen Nai

Georges Lurcy Art Brings Over $2 Million At Auction

The estate of Georges Lurcy yielded 2 221 355 dollars after three days of sales. Works by Toulouse Lautrec Gauguin Picasso Signac Monet topped bidding with Renoir selling for 200 000 dollars. Notable buyers included Nelson Rockefeller Stavros Niarchos and Edward G Robinson.

Georges Lurcy Alice Snow Barbee High Point Lurcy Time Magazine Nelson Rockefeller Winthrop Aldrich Stavros Niarchos Toulouse-Lautrec Guaguin Picasso Signac Monet Renoir la Serre New York Alex Goulandris Matisse Edward G. Robinson David Rockefeller

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