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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1957

Page

23

Evangelistic Mission to Be Led by Dr E Stanley Jones

Dr E Stanley Jones to lead Evangelistic Mission for High Point area churches from Oct 27 to Nov 1 with daily services at churches colleges and schools and radio addresses. Co chaired by Rev Robert G Tuttle and Rev C C Herbert Jr with a large committee handling women’s events music publicity and logistics.

High Point E. Stanley Jones Jones Robert G. Tuttle First Methodist Church C. C. Herbert Jr Wesley Memorial Methodist Church S. S. Saunders Women S. C. Kirkman

Scout Awards Presented By Troop 26 Court of Honor

A Life Scout Award and a Star Award were presented at a Troop 26 Court of Honor held with Immaculate Heart of Mary at Guild Hall Monthieu and Denny. Major John J. Hill presided. Advancements to Second Class and several Merit Badges were recognized for Daniel Heer Roy Pratt Roy Hill ae Boggan James Boedicker Adrian McManus Donald Nackley Freed Nackley and Richard Hubard.

Troop 26 Boy Scouts of America Immaculate Heart of Mary Monthieu Denny Parent-Teachers Association John J. Hill Daniel Lee Heer Richard Hubnee Roy Pratt Roy Hill Ae Boggan James Boedicker Dan Heer Richard Hubbard Adrian McManus Donald Nackley Freed Nackley

Groundbreaking Set By Masons at Main Street Site

Groundbreaking ceremonies for the new Masonic building at 427 429 S Main St will begin at 4 PM this afternoon Charles A Harris Roxboro grand master of North Carolina Masons will turn the first spade He will be assisted by E T Howard High Point past grand master Fleet Lewis chairs the program Local Masonic lodge officers will take part The temple is slated for occupancy in June The current temple has been sold to First Methodist Church for school expansion

S. Main St Charles A. Harris Roxboro North Carolina Masons E. T. Howard High Point N. C First Methodist Church

Tar Heel Talent Show crowns 15 year olds champs

Two 15 year olds from Columbia won first place at the third annual Tar Heel Talent Show held at Senior High School auditorium. Fay Spencer and Bibb Swain earned top honors with their song and dance duet Mutual Admiration Society. Second place went to Carolyn Livengood and Jo Barton of Winston Salem for a pantomime You Can Do I Can Do Better and Italian Street Song. June Mills of Sanford danced Jacques D Iraque. The Southern Charms, a girl barbershop quartet, earned a TV appearance on WSJS-TV in Winston-Salem set for Nov 23. The show featured 45 talented North Carolinians in 23 acts, with judges including John Comas and others. Master of ceremonies was C Harold Williard Jr., as the High Point Woman's Club sponsored event. Music by Don Becker and the Moon-Glos. More on page 5C.

Jo Barton Carolyn Livengood Peggy Croamer Jackie Joyner Brenda Sweezy Bibb Swaim Fay Spencer June Mills High Point Jimmie Hedgecock Mike Bill Jackson Columbia Bibb Swain Mutual Admiration Society Winston-Salem Sanford Jacques D'Iraque Wsjs-Tv Southern Charms Miss Livengood Barton Peggy Cromer Winston Shelby Columbia Fayetteville Broadway Hickory Leicester Thomasville Graham, Thurmond Leaksville Denton John Comas Leon Corder J. E. Prettyman Charles B. Ferguson Ralph B. Walker John D Ross Don Horne C. Harold Williard Jr

Bids Total 147000 In Steele Estate Sale

A sale of estate assets by trustee Henry V. Koonts realized 147347.40 in bids Friday to raise liquid assets for E. D. Steele Estate. The sale spanned much of the day with multiple properties offered on W Broad, Johnson, Mendenhall, Kelly, N. Hamilton, Wes Richard, and others. Most bids expected to be confirmed shortly.

E. D. Steele Henry V. Koonts Koonts Wiles Cave Ts Giovene Volen Jing W. Broades Johnson, Mendenhall Kelly N. Hamilton Wes- Richard

Stanley Furniture dedicates 2.75 million plant at Stanleytown Virginia

The Southern market prelude featured the Stanley Furniture Co plant dedication in Stanleytown Virginia. Gov. Stanley and industry leaders attended as Rep. Tuck praised state governance while Sen. Byrd missed due to weather. The new conveyorized 6.8 acre, brick, windowless plant stretches a half mile with six miles of conveyors and 41 miles of plumbing, boosting capacity and signaling a major industry milestone.

Stanleytown Stanley Furniture Co Virginia Gov Stanley Queen Elizabeth Williamsburg United States Harry Byrd William M. Tuck Tuck America Furniture Co

Flu Sweeps State Yet Industry and Schools Run Normally

High Point reports little impact as Asian influenza cases remain low. County health officials note testing delays but say schools and factories see normal attendance and output. North Carolina colleges face outbreaks with temporary infirmaries. two high schools suspend classes. Vaccine distribution focuses on essential personnel as cases rise to about 2,000 weekly.

County Health Department Sixth Diatries Medical Society Chapel Hill Dean B. Pruette High Point High School Rag Point High Point College North Carolina Greensboro Winston - Salem Tyrrell County Mooresville Dents Ellinwood Grinnell Iowa Winston-Salem State Board of Health Laboratory Valley Forge State Board of Health

Annexation talk and school report card pique readers

City counsel hints at a major annexation before 1959. High Point High School adopts miniature report cards with un signed carbon copies, sparking mockery over conduct notes. A humorous tale recounts a mule hunting prank inspired by a farm owner and a later uncle mule anecdote prompts reflections. Condolences noted for a boy whose family dinner dessert may vary.

Whiting Emphasizes Mart Role in Furniture Market Growth

Lawrence Whiting president of the American Furniture Mart in Chicago spoke at the Southern informal fall market opening. He noted rising production in furniture plants elevates market importance and highlighted the American system of selling as a model attracting business leaders worldwide.

Lawrence Whiting Lawrence Whiting Jr Gordon Robinson American Furniture Mart Chicago High Point Whiting Robinson Janet Teague

Dr Wallin Opens Med Office Here

Dr. Loren Wallin announces plans to open a general practice at Harris Drug Store, 1231 Mont heu Ave. A Missouri native, he trained at University of Arkansas College of Medicine and served in World War I. He has worked in public health in Mississippi and Anson County and High Point, retiring from State work on June 30 this year. He belongs to county and state medical societies and tuberculosis groups.

Loren Wallin County Health Department Harris Drug Store Montheu Ave Missouri Arkansas College of Medicine University of Practice Medical Corps Mississippi Anson County High Point Wallin Trudeau Society Tuberculosis Assa Barbee St

Dinner Will Honor Scouts in Randolph District Banquet

Scouters of the Randolph District of General Green Council will be honored at a Recognition Dinner in Asheboro. The event begins at 6 30 at the Teen-Age Building with new officers elected and a talk by R Douglas Jr of Greensboro, introduced by Adam W Beck.

Asheboro Randolph

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