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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1956

Page

9

Scouters Elect Pruette As High Point District Chair

Dr Dean B Pruette superintendent of High Point Public Schools was elected chairman of the High Point Boy Scout District for the coming year. Leo Heer and Arthur Utley Jr were elected vice chairmen at the annual district meeting in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom attended by more than 200.

Dean B. Pruette High Point Leo J.heer Arthur M. Utley Jr Sheraton Hotel C. Excelle Rozzelle Rozzelle America Roger Bell Cortland Baker Atlanta Frank Sizemore Jr George Covington Uwharrie Court of Honor Arthur Dickens Paul Hope Emmanuel Lutheran Church Dan Austell Spring Hill Methodist Church First Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church Woodrow Robbins Lexington Avenue Baptist Church Larry Wireless

City approves free passes for visitors to pool and golf course

The High Point City Council, opposing legal advice, unanimously approved amendments authorizing courtesy cards and free pool access for out of town visitors at four yearly furniture markets and major conventions. City Attorney Grover Jones criticized legality while noting other cities issue passes.

Grover Jones Jones George Covington Robert Rankin High Point Katharine Kirkman

Tenor Richard Cox to Give College Recital Tonight

High Point tenor and vocal professor Richard Cox will perform at Memorial Auditorium tonight at 8. Walter Golde, Chapel Hill voice teacher and pianist, accompanies. The program features Haydn oratorios excerpts, Brahms songs, a Debussy cycle, and Griffes songs. Admission is free.

Richard Cox High Point HPC Memorial Auditorium Walter Golde Chapel Hill Brahms Charles Griffes

Prayer for Guidance and Courage from Wilmette Minister

A prayer by Charles M. Crowe of Wilmette Parish Methodist Church asks God to lead believers away from cheap and temporary things toward the upward path. It seeks courage for selfless service in Jesus Christ's name.

Jesus Christ Charles M. Crowe Wilmette, D Wilmette Parish Methodist Church

Annexation Petition and City Council Actions Details

City council tentatively approves annexation of about 3 percent acre tract northeast of town at Gris som Street near Forrest Avenue extension. Petition by Kavanaugh Smith Construction Co. approved and public hearing set. Also rezoning actions and parking changes approved along with bids for equipment and taxcab permit reductions.

Kavanaugh-Smith Construction Co Grissom Street Forrest Avenue C. E. Harris Park St Industrial G. W. Hemrick A. C. McLean Union W. Green Roger Edwards C. C. Edwards Jr J. W. Lamet Oneka Meredith and Leonard Russell Street Asheboro Caase Streets E. Green St Green Street Baptist Church Council 1 E. Green Street A. E. Finley & Associates Carolina Tractor & Equipment Co

Library Adds New Books At High Point Public Library

The High Point library announces new fiction and literature titles now available. New fiction includes This Green and Pleasant Land by Dudley Barker and The Paper Dolls by Laura Bache lor. Nonfiction and regional works cover The Look of the Old West by William Harris and The Southern Indians by Robert Cotterill.

High Point Dudley Barker Paula Batchelor Laura Bechelor God Hoffman Birney Bernard Botein Trail Partners Max Brand Mary Breneman Howard Breslin William Brinkley Christopher Justin Bayard Jon Cleary Stuart Cloete Joan Priolo Funny Men Steve Ann Carl Cramer Anthony Hecht Marchette Chute William Harris Robert Cotterill

Convention Of SFMA Sets 51st Annual Meeting at Greenbrier

The 51st annual SFMA meeting is set for November 23 at the Greenbrier Hotel in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Governor Luther Hodges of North Carolina will speak at the dinner along with John J Carson II Donald Comer and others while Henry Foscue reports on the educational program. A panel on Management Development will feature Maurice Hill moderating four industry leaders. A golf tournament will be led by Gordon M Robinson with Leo Heer and Wallace Ollman assisting.

Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association Greenbrier Hotel White Sulphur Springs W.va Luther Hodges North Carolina John J. Carson II McKinsey & Co Washington, D. C Donald Comer Avondale Mills E. Sigurd Johnson State College Thornton Brooks Greensboro Tom Lyman Home Furnishings Industry Committee Henry Foscue Globe Parlor Furniture Co SFMA Maurice Hill Drexel Furniture Co Hill Southern Furniture Gordon M. Robinson American Furniture Market Chicago Leo J. Heer Southern Furniture Exposition Wallace O. Ollman Merchandise Mart

Realty Transfers In High Point Townships Listed

Real estate transfers recorded include C. W. Hicks to C. W. Pilson on Hicks Road and P. H. Ruth to High Point Memorial Hospital on Howell Street. GAC Corp to J. T. Vance on Cherokee Hills. A. L. Memory to H. L. Thompson on Grant. H. Brewer to Elwood Boyles on Gibson land. Jewell H. Edwards transfers all High Point Jewell Heights lots to multiple residents including W. A. Moffitt W. T. Peatross and others.

High Point Township C. W. Hicks C. W. Pilson Hicks Road P. H. Ruth High Point Memorial Hospital Inc Howell Street GAC Corp J. T. Vance Cherokee Hills A. L. Memory H. L. Thompson Grant Street R. H. Brewer Elwood Boyles Gibson Land Jewell H. Edwards High Point Jewell Heights W. A. Moffitt W. T. Peatross Lawrence Blair T. C. Wright J. R. Nunn T. L. Stroud R. H. Lassiter O. L. Brower M. L. Warren P. L. Younts B. E Albertson T. R. van Cannon W. J. Mitchell E. §. Brooks R. E. Widener A. F. Yarborough J. L. Smith Jr F. C. Harthcock Paul Hancock

Union Targets Piedmont Knitters In Carolinas

The American Federation of Hosiery Workers organizes knitters in High Point Asheboro and Burlington as primary targets. Union district manager Jackson Curry says focus remains on Piedmont cities with large hosiery concentrations. Elections pending at Adams Mill and Diamond Full Fashioned Mills and in Asheboro and Randleman.

American Federation of Hosiery Workers High Point Asheboro Burlington Jackson Curry Greensboro Piedmont North Carolina Curry Carolinas Virginia Adams-Millis Corp Diamond Full-Fashioned Mills Randleman Adams-Millis National Labor Relations Board Diamond NLRB

Woman Freed By Court In Death Case

Othella H. Dickey of High Point had a charge of failing to yield the right of way dismissed in Municipal Court. The case involved a collision last Wednesday in which motorcycle rider Andrew Allman Jr. of Route 5 was killed. Others in court included Eugene D. Stewart waived a breaking and entering case for Superior Court, John Edwards ordered to pay costs for assault, John W. Miller jailed four months for operating a car while intoxicated with fines and license suspension, and Freda Mae Guest sentenced to 30 days for larceny and receiving.

Othella H. Dickey Route 5 High Point Dickey Andrew Allman Jr Eugene D. Stewart Murray Street Stewart John Edwards Price Street John W. Miller Asheboro Freda Mae Guest

New York Times Endorses Eisenhower in This Year’s Election

The New York Times announced its support for President Eisenhower in the current election, maintaining its self described independent stance. The paper printed a three column editorial favoring Eisenhower over Democrat Adlai E. Stevenson.

New York New York Times Today Eisenhower the Times Adlai E. Stevenson

Dance Drama Company performs at High Point College assembly

The Dance Drama Company led by Emily Frankel and Mark Ryder will present four interpretive dances at the Wednesday 10:20 assembly at High Point College. They have toured about 300 American cities in five years and performed in America England and Israel. The program includes a mimic soap opera a Debussy music ballet a fantasy and a carnival scene. Admission is free.

Dance Drama Company High Point College Emily Frankel Mark Ryder America England Israel New York Debussy

Gunmen Take 600 Dollars From High Point Area Home

Two masked robbers shocked a house on Highway 68 near Reliable Trucking Co. at 8 30 last night taking 75 to 80 silver dollars dated 1900 three hundred dollar bills and various coins and leaving the couple bound before fleeing in an old Pontiac. Ross Edward Younts and his wife escaped and deputies search for two men matching their description.

Robert Marks Enterprise High Point Ross Edward Younts Highway 68 Guilford County Sheriff's Deputies High Point Police Younts Reliable Trucking Co Mhan Army

Police Claim Vice Raids Cutting Traffic to Minimum

High Point police say illicit dope liquor and lottery traffic are at their lowest since World War II after concentrated drives over four years. Detective Capt. W C Johnson credited interagency cooperation and recent raids for reduced activity and praised two Negro detectives for key work. He cautioned some traffic remains but is kept from reaching serious levels.

High Point W. C. Johnson Tective Johnson Johson

Textile Fiber Products Identification Act Sparks Industry Talk

Southern furniture officials James T. Ryan and Lee W. Boddie met with House subcommittee staff in Washington to register objections to a proposed Textile Fiber Products Identification Act. They criticized labeling requirements as a possible undue hardship on furniture makers and noted Rep. Frank Smith of Mississippi was absent.

Washington Furniture James T. Ryan Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association Lee W. Boddie Broyhill Furniture Co Lenoir Ryan Frank Smith Mississippi Boddie Smith House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee SFMA House Congress

Storm Brings Rain to Area With Cooler Temperatures

A fast moving storm center moved over Florida and Georgia, bringing clouds to High Point and light rain is forecast for tomorrow. Temperatures are dampened by the system with a high near 73 today and a low around 50 last night, then a low 52 tonight and a high near 75 tomorrow.

Florida Georgia High Point Friendship Weather Bureau

Age Limits On Vaccine Unchanged in Guilford County

Health officials rejected a request to extend free polio vaccine beyond 19 years. Dr. Norton cited federal law and Congress as the barrier, allowing only pregnant women under federal vaccine funds to serve older adults. Private funds or non federal vaccines may be used, while some doctors already vaccinate adults for pay.

Guilford County Norton Otis L. Anderson Congress U. S. Public Health Service Wee

Rally Planned by Democrats in Thomasville

Thomasville Township Democrats chair Ralph Eanes announced a major rally scheduled for Monday night October 22 at 7 30 in City Hall court room. U S Senator Sam Ervin Jr Morganton will headline with Paul Kitchen Wadesboro and Cloyd Philpott and Paul Stoner Lexing ton as speakers. Local candidates will also attend.

Thomasville Ralph Eanes Thomasville Township Democrats City Hall U. S Sam Ervin Jr Morganton Paul Kitchen Wadesboro Cloyd Philpott Paul Stoner State House Senate Lexington Democratic Eanes Trade Street Farmer's ‘Exchange

Wife Assaults Charged To Pair In Thomasville

THOMASVILLE two men were charged with assaulting their wives. Arlie C. Brooks 30 of Sunrise Avenue and Lindsay Warner Jr. of Polk Street posted $100 bond each. Hearings set for October 29 in Recorder's Court.

Thomasville Arlie C. Brooks Sunrise Avenue Mary Brooks Lindsay Warner Jr Polk Street Jeannie Warner Recorder's Court

Missionary Circle to Meet at Em manuel Baptist Church

Missionary Circle No. 3 of Em manuel Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at 112 Gordon St. Griffin School PTA will meet tonight at the School at 8 o'clock, announced by Talmadge Carter, president. The First Baptist Church youth program asks participants to meet Wednesday at 4 p m at the church. A revival starts tonight at 7 30 at the Church of God in Christ 219 Beamon St Elder McNeil of New Jersey leads, announced by Pastor Elder Mc Cants.

Missionary Circle Missionary Circle No. 3 Emmanuel Baptist Church Gordon St. Griffin School PTA Griffin School Talmadge Carter First Baptist Church Church OF God Church of God In Christ Beamon St Mc- Neil New Jersey Elder McCants LES Soeurs Mary Francis Meyers Les Soeurs Club Ervin Moore Alice Bynum Ashburn Street Josephine M. Harris Ann Elizabeth Johnson Juanita Dunavant

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Pruette Dean Pruette United Wit Tovchou Torchie United Fund- Red Cross YMCA Piedmont New York Times Mark Ryder and Colored News
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