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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
2
Oct. 28 trial set for Clara Mae Beamnon of Rt 2 Lexington after a disturbance at Weiss gner's Sandwich Shop on English Road. She allegedly damaged a screen door valued at $8, trespassed after being told to stay away and faced disorderly conduct charges. Bond set at $159 with release pending.
The market opened with fractional losses across key stocks as DuPont Westinghouse General Electric Alcoa Caterpillar and Woolworth slipped around a point. IBM fell about 2 points and the AP average of 60 stocks slid 1.6 to 279.7 with industrials down 2.7 rails 4 and utilities 0.7. The Dow Jones industrial average remained steady.
Police report three local firms Woodworkers Supply on English Road Micro-Products on W Greet Drive and Kaylyn Mfg Co on Sherman Road were entered over the weekend. Thieves took cash from a locked box, vending machines were damaged, and all three break-ins involved entry via windows. No injuries reported.
Firefighters responded to 30642 Monnell St at 6 13 p m yesterday after an oil stove allegedly flooded the area a small grease fire was contained on arrival and no damage reported by the crew
Police report in New York describes Houk named general manager of the New York Yankees succeeding retiring Roy Hamey. Berra is rumored as next in line while a separate crime at a local diner saw a drink machine vandalized and a money box damaged, totaling about $10.25.
White era furniture firms report strong sales and back-to-back record years as 1964 looks set to surpass 1963. Founders Furniture Inc. President Ed Thrower credits improved efficiency and rising demand, while Burlington Industries divisions anticipate fabric demand and rising automation. Craven notes capacity constraints and predicts widespread stain resistant fabric within six months.
A Lexington couple faces trial in High Point for alleged theft of a saf e containing 205000 in cash and securities during a Madison incident. A child was treated for a broken leg after a collision on English Road. Two drivers, John Adolphus McFarland and William Homer Bame, were involved. Bame charged with violation. Police report a separate backing collision at S Elm and Stanton. Zelma Willard Freeman charged. Another incident at Kimery and Gordon yielded a no yield offense for Walter Beshears.
Dr George B Cressey a Syracuse University geography professor since 1931 and Asian geography specialist died Monday after several months illness at age 66.
A fragmented entry from a small town page shows a cryptic note about a Pointer Drive-In and a referenced Enshorg Road. The garbled text hints at a possible social event or misread listing with unclear dates and names. Further readable clues are absent.
Rev C Larry Frakes, previously associate pastor at Park Place Baptist Thomasville and Stoner's Grove Lexington, accepts call to pastor Piney Grove Baptist Gretna Virginia. He will finish duties at Hilliard Memorial Baptist November 3 and be installed November 10. Frakes, born in Illinois, studied Mars Hill College and Wake Forest, with wife and two daughters, currently living in Thomasville.
Castro proposes Castro to 55 cents a pound and poultry to 65 cents, with cigarettes up 10 cents a pack and beer up 25 cents a bottle. He says the island’s hurricane two weeks ago probably killed hundreds more than the 1126 announced, thanks relief from foreign countries, and notes only a U S help offer was rejected. He cites a U S Red Cross issue and Cuba’s acceptance of the International Red Cross ahead of last October’s missile crisis.
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