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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1957

Page

9

Prisoner Grissett attempts suicide during municipal court

A 28 year old prisoner William Grissett cut his wrists and face with a razor in the court detention area while awaiting trial. He was found by police and removed to Memorial Hospital under guard. Grissett had threats to jump earlier and had a history of violent incidents and disputes with his wife.

William Grissett Grissett Cedron Avenue Memorial Hospital Woodrow Avenue Camp Butner Camp Butn Oak View Greensboro

Seventeen Win Order of Arrow Honor At Camp

Seventeen youths received the Brotherhood Honor of the Order of the Arrow at Camp Uwharrie yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by the Thomasville Chapter of the Uwharrie Lodge No. 208. Inductees from High Point included Richard Clapp Chuck Ritchie Barry Schultheiss Carlyle Teague Richard Carmichael James Lloyd Wayne Mackie Bill Mickey Phil Sedberry Dale Walker. Thomasville residents honored were Randle Blair and Nalon Coggins.

Order of the Arrow Camp Uwharrie Thomasville Uwharrie Lodge No. 208 Bunn Hackney High Point Richard Clapp Chuck Ritchie Barry Schultheiss Carlyle Teague Richard Carmichael James Lloyd Wayne Mackie Bill Mickey Phil Sedberry Dale Walker Randle Blair Nalon Coggins

Masons Break Ground For New Temple in North Carolina

The local Masons held a groundbreaking with Master of Masons leading, greeting State Grand Master Harris via message, and remarks from district deputy grandmaster CherNAult and lodge masters. The project is planned to finish by next June after selling the present temple to the First Methodist Church for $55,000.

E. T. Howard North Carolina Olina Masons Charles A. Harris Roxboro Clyde Chernault

Red Cross Bloodmobile Sets 360 Pint Quota in High Point

The Red Cross bloodmobile, sponsored by the YMCA Industrial Club, aims for 360 pints during visits to the Armory Thursday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Co chairs Bill Lindsay and Guy Kinney report past success with 381 pints donated last trip and hope for another strong turnout.

Red Cross Bloodmobile High Point Armory Industrial Club YMCA Bill Lindsay Guy Kinney

Bottoms-Fiske recognizes safe driving with long-service awards

Eight men receive top awards of 123 dollars for ten years of accident-free driving with Bottoms-Fiske Truck Lines. Recipients include Steve D. Brown and Ivey F. Rothrock. The program honors drivers from two to ten years, with watches for five-year winners and bracelets for their wives. Market Service Inc. and James Oakley present pins. total cash awards exceed 3200 dollars.

Bottoms-Fiske Truck Lines North Carolina Virginia Steve D. Brown Junius R. Hodgin B. H. Reynolds Ivey F. Rothrock Percy Marley Mose D. Ingram Evin F. Taylor Johnnie Finch Frank Guill Spurgeon Martin Z. N. Shirley Lewis Strickland R. L. Yarbrough Samuel Barnes H. V. Clark William Fuller James Kincaid Fred Lapish Robert Oldham John C. Roddy R. C. Talley James Carr Woodrow Collins Steve Brown Ivey Rothrock Junious R. Hodgins John

Now Where Did That Moon Go Sputnik Fades From Skies

Sputnik failed to appear in the Greensboro High Point area as moonwatchers reported cold, disappointed results. Moonwatch hours in Cambridge indicated a 5:07 a.m. sighting would occur, but observers saw planes and meteors with no sign of the satellite. Team leader George Phillips reported mass disappointment as the elusive moonwatch continues amid uncertain evening prospects.

Sputnik Russia Moonwatch Cambridge Mass Greensboro High Point Daily Bulletin David Neave Greensboro United States Phillips Uno

Shut-Ins Plan Christmas Party At Blair Park Clubhouse

The annual Christmas party for handicapped and shut ins will be held December 15 at Blair Park Clubhouse under Miss Elsie Dickens. Those planning to attend should contact her at 1209 Park St. or phone 63394 to arrange transportation and gifts.

Blair Park Elsie Dickens

Prayer for TUSDAY Uphill Way Risen From Downside

Prayer asking God to turn followers from a downhill path to an uphill way and straighten crooked courses. Supplied by Carl Heath Kopf of Washington DC minister at First Congregational Church.

Jesus Carl Heath Kopf Washington, D. C First Congregational Church

Market picks up speed at Southern Furniture Market

Buyers packed the Southern Furniture Exposition Building, 14 floors crowded with shoppers placing large orders while some manufacturers warned the year may not exceed 1956 levels. Case goods and upholstered furniture led activity as price ranges shifted and no single style dominated.

Robert Marks Case Case Goods High Point Virginia

Fine for Insomniacs Buyers from New York

A photo shows William Pickholz and other buyers from New York surveying a new item by Basic-Witz Furniture Co. in a showroom. Frank Ferrara of Brooklyn Dan F Wheeler sales coordinator and E M Romfoey president stand nearby as observers.

William Pickholz New York Frank Ferrara Brooklyn N. Y Dan F. Wheeler E. M. Romfoey Basic-Witz Furniture Co Janet Teague

Market Notes Reflect Strong Sunday Furniture Market

Exposition Building buzzed Sunday as buyers flooded in, placing many orders while several showrooms kept lights off for church hours. Furnishings firms plan stronger January and February promotions, with polyether foam noted to supplement foam rubber in living room sets and companies like National Springs expanding into new foam-related building. High Point Products reports growth in tufted foam lines as D. E. Dahle highlights innovations.

Jess Washburn Revprda South National Springs Company High Point Products D. E. Dahle

Foam Growth in Furniture Manufacture Evident in Market Reports

Reports indicate polyether urethane foam is a growing factor in furniture production. Despite limited price advantage, manufacturers pursue this material due to performance or supply considerations.

Four-Vehicle Pile-Up Causes Damages Near Greensboro Road

A four car collision on Greensboro Road near River Road at about 1:30 a.m. damaged four vehicles totaling around 2 000 dollars. Drivers Baldwin Whitfield Bruton and Caldwell were involved with injuries to Bruton and Cureton. Both Baldwin and Whitfield face charges for driving on the wrong side.

Greensboro Yestern River Road Woodrow P. Baldwin E. Lexington Avenue Walter L. Whitfield Gordon Street Baldwin Jack Bruton E. Washington Street Whitefield Calvin Joe Caldwell Oneka Street Whitfield Folwens Bruton Caldwell Betty Bruton’s Pilot Life Insurance Co Raven Ashley High Point Ashley Chestnut Street James M. Moran Jr Best Street Moran Municipal Court

Union Cross PTA Meeting Tonight At School Gym

Union Cross Elementary School PTA will meet in the school gym at 7:30 with president Mrs. D R Clodfelter announcing. Principal Verlin Hutchenson will speak on Methods of Grading in Forsyth County. PTA executive committee meets in the conference room at 7 p.m.

Union Cross Union Cross Elementary School D. R. Clodfelter Verlin Hutchenson Forsyth County PTA

Construction Permits Decline in High Point Last Week

High Point ties week ending reports 22 permits issued by City Building Inspector A R Strange. Eighteen permits cover residential repairs totaling 9275 dollars, three non residential repairs cost 4700 dollars, and one new residence valued at 6000 dollars. Total construction costs for the week and prior week reach 93995 dollars.

High Point A. R. Strange

Won't Be Quite So Cool Tonight

A slight warming trend should make Piedmonters weather less cool through Wednesday. Tonight will be fair with a low around 40, followed by a high near 74 tomorrow and 70 today. Expect mild temperatures with more cloudiness by Wednesday and about half an inch of rain Friday.

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