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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1958

Page

3

Annex debate stirs High Point suburbs over city limits

Residents near High Point discuss annexation with fears of higher taxes and improved services versus loss of autonomy. A sanitary dilemma, proposed timing for expansion, and local opinions frame the debate as officials weigh public health needs against cost. Additional notes touch on school lunch programs, deer hunting plans, a new beauty shop, and autumn farmland activity.

High Point

Pair Injured In Chestnut Street Collision

Edna Chafin driving collided with a parked car at 502 Chestnut Street. Ralph Black was thrown through the windshield and admitted to High Point Memorial Hospital with possible head injuries and severe lacerations. Chafin sustained possible chest injuries. Vehicle damage estimated at $700.

Chestnut Street Edna Chafin Hedrick Street Ralph Black High Point Memorial Hospital Chafin

Frost Colors Western North Carolina Mountains

The article notes Jack Frost coloring the high mountains of western North Carolina in autumn hues. District Ranger Myr G. Brooks says elevations of 4,500 feet and above will reach peak colors this week as the season progresses.

Waynesville N.C Jack Frost North Carolina Myr G. Brooks

Thomasville High Homecoming Queen Crowned at Friday Game

Pat Harris a Mills Home resident and 17-year-old senior was named Thomasville High Homecoming Queen during halftime of the Thomasville versus Statesville game. She also serves as a school marshal and NHS vice president while teaching at Mills Home. Nell Hoyle was runner-up and Shirley Eanes was elected Homecoming Princess.

Thomasville Pat Harris Mills Thomasville High Statesville Pat National Honor Society Glee Club Nell Hoyle Shirley Eanes West Main Street

Postal Exams Deadline Set By Civil Service Board

The Board of Civil Service Examiners in Greensboro reminds that October 13 is the last day to file for the substitute clerk carrier exam. Applications are available in Room 103 of the local post office and must be post-marked by midnight October 13.

Board of Civil Service Examiners Greensboro

Rotary Meeting in Jamestown to Feature Mrs Cage

Jamestown Rotary Club will host a Tuesday night meeting at the Jamestown School cafeteria. Mrs James G Cage of High Point will address hunting fishing and politics after dinner at 6 30 p m.

High Point Reflundh W. C. Jones Denton Molly Campbell Jamestown Jamestown Rotary Club James G. Cage Cage

College Drama Group Elects Larry Williams

The Tower Players at High Point College re elected Larry Williams as president after their first meeting of the year. Wini Stewart Libby Graham Don Drapeau Linda Richards Tony Adams and Jeanette Small were named officers and a dance followed in Memorial Auditorium with blue and green lighting. Jane DeSpain, faculty advisor, noted many freshmen attended.

Tower Players High Point College Larry Williams High Point Enior Wini Stewart Libby Graham Don Drapeau Linda Richards Tony Adams Jeanette Small Memorial Auditorium Jane DeSpain

Supreme Court to hear death-related suits from 1954 crash

The North Carolina Supreme Court will review two suits filed after a October 18 1954 highway accident near High Point left Hazel Lane of Houston and Herbert G. Dorney of Greensboro dead. Lane seeks 200000 for death and 75000 for her injuries. Dorney named as the driver in both suits.

Guilford Superior Lane

Abundant Chicle Source Traced to Sapodilla Tree

Britannica notes chicle gum sap from the sapodilla tree yields abundant crop, claiming one man can harvest a ton in a season.

Claims Chief Appointed By Textile Ins

Leslie F. Wells, 38, named manager of Textile Insurance Company claims department by president James G. Cage. Wells succeeds S. B. Drummond Jr. He began duties yesterday after 20 months in the Air Force as a bombardier and prior service as associate counsel for Manufacturers' Casualty and Pacific National Fire Insurance in Atlanta. He later worked with Lehnhard-Burgess Corp. in Miami in independent adjusting.

Leslie F. Wells Claims Department of Textile Insurance Company James G. Cage Wells S. B. Drummond Jr Vanderbilt University School of Law Air Force Manufacturers’ Casualty Company Pacific National Fire Insurance Company Atlanta Miami Lehnhard - Burgess Corp

Understanding Thoroughbreds and Purebreds

A purebred horse can be any breed if both parents are of that breed. A thoroughbred is a specific breed. Every thoroughbred is a purebred, but many purebreds are not thoroughbreds.

Early cosmetics in ancient Israel women used pigments

Women of ancient Israel used cosmetics to darken eyebrows and lashes with manganese and antimony. They tinted lower eyelids with malachite or turquoise and reddened lips with red ocher.

Ancient Israel

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