Bar Seeks High Point Man for Guilford Assistant Solicitor
The Guilford County bar seeks a High Point man as assistant solicitor for Guilford Superior Court to replace Dan Whitley Jr. Their meeting backed appointing High Point Attorney Wilva White unanimously. Horace Kornegay in Greensboro would be solicitor, but no recommendation was set, awaiting county board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
High Point
Guilford Superior Court
Dan Whitley Jr
Wilva White
Horace Kornegay
Greensboro
Kornegay
Whitley
Guilford County
Negro Youth Convicted On Assault Count
A 19 year old Negro youth was found guilty in Municipal Court of assault with a deadly weapon and received a 90 day suspended sentence. He must pay the fine medical bill and court costs and remain law abiding for two years. The weapon was ordered confiscated and another case against a man for concealed weapon was dismissed. Evelyn Gill 26 was found not guilty of larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Ames
Sit. Furk
J. A. Myatt
Cletus
Umson
Leonard
Trinity Youth Charged As Hit Run Driver
An 18 year old Trinity youth was arrested on a hit and run charge after hitting a Winston Salem man’s car and fleeing the scene. Donald E. Sumner posted a $100 bond and will appear in Municipal Court Wednesday. Damaged Hartley vehicle valued at about $25. Police also note Jesse 1, 35, of Highway 62, was arrested for assaulting a minor child and released on $100 bond for Domestic relations court on Dec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Winston-Salem
Donald E. Sumner
Hartley
Winston-Sa
Jesse 1
Highway 62
Fire at 306 Loflin St. harms room. smoke wakes resident
Firefighters confined the blaze to one upstairs room at 306 Loflin St. with water damage to adjacent areas. Investigators say a coal stove left unattended sparked the fire, causing blackened walls near the flue and slight total damage after an early evening incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loflin St
Jome
John Thomas Lindsay
Ancienegro, Wood- Thomas
Thomas
Cold Snap Bends Two Downtown Parking Meters
Police report two downtown parking meters were forced off their posts by freezing temperatures. Water had seeped into hollow steel posts and expanded when frozen, pushing the meters off. A truck driver found one meter on Wrenn Street. another was on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Investation
Wrenn St
Main St
Little People Christmas coloring contest in High Point
No. 4 in the Little People series invites children 10 and younger to color pages for prizes. Deadline is Saturday midnight. entries must reach the office or be postmarked by then. Include name and address. mail to The Enterprise editor in High Point North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little People
Enterprise
The
High Point
N. C
Little Comes
Carinames
Saa Baer
Walt Scott
Local Contest Seeks Entries for Cleveland Show Prizes
City readers are invited to submit drawings for a competition judged in two sets. Winners share over 50 prizes including bicycles, trains, dolls, radios, record players, cameras, and more. A national winner earns an all expense trip to New York for a TV show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Pera
Little People Coloring Contest Rules
Open to boys and girls 16 and under except relatives of this newspaper staff. Clip out four drawings, color, sign, and mail or bring to The Enterprise Little People Coloring Contest editor. Entries due by midnight Saturday December 3. Judging based on beauty, coloring, neatness and originality. winners announced on December 7. Top two local entries advance to the National Coloring Contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Little People
Edltor
Sost
Dee
Little People’s
Three Juveniles Held in Trash Fire Investigation
Three boys ages 13 and 15 were turned over to juvenile authorities in connection with two trash fires set in an alley behind De Witt Holton Furniture Co on South Main Street. Fire Investigator T. G. Shelton said the youths were questioned after being seen at both fires. No property was damaged. Two brothers were among the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
T. G. Shelton
Shelton
de- Witt-Holton Furniture Co
S. Main St
Culler Reports On Middle East Trip To Archdale Trinity Lions
M B Culler Sr president of National Upholstery Co shared highlights of a 22 000 mile trip through 15 countries on three continents. He described crude sanitation in many Middle East nations and noted Israel as a contrasting modern region amid regional tensions. The Archdale Trinity Lions plan a December 15 Christmas party for county clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Culler Sr
National Upholstery Co
Middle East
Europe
Archdale- Trinity Lions
Culler
Israel
Jordan
Peacoe
Turkey
Russia
Archdale-Trinity Lions
Hicks Appeals 12 Month Suspended Sentence for Hit and Run
Thomasville Charles Jasper Hicks 44 of Route Thomasville serves notice of appeal from a 12 month suspended road sentence for hit and run driving. He was fined 100 dollars and costs after conviction. The road sentence is suspended for 12 months on condition he does not operate a motor vehicle. A separate driving intoxicated charge was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Charlie Jasper Hick
Davidson County Sunior Court
Hicks
Boy Resting Well Yet Critical After Hit and Run
Franklin Scott, four year old son of Mr and Mrs Charlie Scott, remains on the critical list after a hit and run incident in the town. A Memorial hospital pediatric ward attendant said he is resting well but in critical condition. Police seek the driver of the car involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Scott
Memorial Ome
Charlie Scott
Wes
Public Invited Use For Sanatorium Panel Tonight
A panel of experts from medicine welfare politics and law will discuss possible uses for the Guilford County Sanitorium after its planned abandonment December 31 The public is invited to a 7 30 p m forum in the county building courtroom with a Q and A period Sponsored by the High Point League of Women Voters the forum aims to urge converting the building into a county hospital and to keep it open for indigent patients Local doctors urge county commissioners to seek medical use for the facility Panelists include officials from the Superior Court state hospital board welfare and mental illness groups and county departments Each panelist will have five to seven minutes then questions from spectators will follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Cates
Guilford County
High Point League of Women Voters
T. B. Sanitorium
J. T. Warren
League
Archie Art
Ible
Quhompson
Eo County Ware
Dred
Peadeek
Atin
Gouna Leascal Society
Haworth
No Let Up In Cold Weather Expected
The forecast warns continued cold weather with no let up. The highPoint area saw temperatures near the predicted low of 15 and tonight may dip to around zero or lower. Daytime conditions stay chilly with a freeze likely in some areas tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Bivins in Very Grave Condition After Heart Attack
W A Bivins a longtime North Carolina journalist and former teacher remains in very grave condition at High Point Memorial Hospital after suffering a heart attack on Sunday. The Point Enterprise columnist known for Casual Comment has been with the paper for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bivins
High Point Memorial Hospital
North Carolina
Bivins
Theme Point Enterprise
Therprise
Auto Dealers and VFW Urge Safe Driving in S D Day Appeal
Local dealers and the VFW post urge residents to observe traffic laws and safety. They stress three rules: be courteous, obey regulations in letter and spirit, and give full attention to driving and walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Nursing hopefuls meet at Highras Memorial Hospital
Captain Edythe E. Wilson of Third Army Headquarters was slated to meet this afternoon at Highras Memorial Hospital with individuals pursuing Army nursing careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe E. Wilson
Third Army Headquarters
High Ras Memorial Hospital
Guilford Singing Convention Set For Rankin High
Participants from Point Thomasville Foa Lem MelLeansville Greensboro and Le will meet for the Guilford Singing Convention Sunday at 2 p.m. at Rankin High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point
Thomasville
Foa
Jack Rochelle Named Chairman of High Point Library Board
Jack Rochelle, of Globe Parlor Furniture Co., was chosen chair man of the High Point Public Library board of trustees succeeding Noble Praigg who resigned for health reasons. Rochelle has served four years on the library board and is active in civic affairs. The board also includes Sloan Gibson Jr Mrs Horace Haworth Alice Paige White Dr C Excelle Rezzelle and W E Rogers with Haworth as secretary and Gibson as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack” Ox
High Point Public Library
Noble Praigg
Praigg
Life Magazine
Rochelle
Globe Parlor Furniture Co
High Point
Tee Tee Cost
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
The
United Fund
Rotary
Sloan Gibson, Jr
Horace Haworth
Alice Paige White
C. Excelle Rezzelle
W. E. Rogers
Realty Transfers in High Point Township Listed
Realty transfers show multiple deeds filed in High Point Township. Transfers include E Stone and wife to H G Monroe two Lee Wallen land lots. C E Stone and wife to Hattie C Stone Dillon subdivision. J R Pierce to H H DeLappe E Green Street lot. J F Weatherman to Joanue L Kretamer Gagder W Saunders to H Leach lot Trenton. Lola G Workman to L A Work Blairwood. J W and wife to Samet. J C and wife to Security Housing lots. Jacob Williams and wife to Garfield or Vanag pal wife two lots of ewe fh Street me o Cutts Cuts and wife. John W WwW Silvey and Stutts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township Co
E. Stone
H. G. Monroe
C. E. Stone
Hattie C. Stone
Dillon
J. R. Pierce
H. H. DeLappe
E. Green
J. F. Weatherman
Joanue L. Kretamer
Gagder
W. T. Saunders
H. Leach
Trenton T
Lola G. Workman
L. A
Blairwood
Ve. J. W
Samet
Lot J. C
Jacob Williams
Garfield
Vanag Pal
John W
Silvey and Stutts
Asheboro Course Notice Describes Colored Players at Event
A fragmented report notes an Asheboro municipal event with white golfers described as playing slightly below usual and mentions Black players from Southern Pines. The readable lines suggest racial tensions marred the Sunday round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Southern Pines
North Carolina Educators See No Major Decisions at White House Meet
North Carolina and other states met at the Sheraton Park Hotel for three days to discuss federal aid to education and integration. Dr. Dennis ae of High Point College and Dr. Charles F. Carroll said no world changing decisions are expected and any conclusions will depend on state action. The NC delegation emphasized large educational needs and noted the annual 30,000 student wave requires substantial resources, likely not solvable at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Carolina
White House
Sheraton Park
North Line
Dennis Ae
High Point College
Charles F. Carroll
High Point
Carroll
Spentine
Jecmn
Sipygoys Forum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dawson
Sve
Archdale
Trinity Lions
C. J. Hicks
Ragsdale
W. G. Ragsdale
T Mina Jarrard
Reeds
Casey
Jack Rochelle New Library Board
Jack Rochelle
Wild Bill Hickok
Russ Winterbotham
Ralph Lane