Andrews Queen Crowned at Second Andrews High Homecoming
Miss Crawford crowned Andrews High student John Andrews escorts by Dr. Dean B. Pruette superintendent of High Point schools during the second annual home coming event at Andrews High School.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1969
Page
2
Miss Crawford crowned Andrews High student John Andrews escorts by Dr. Dean B. Pruette superintendent of High Point schools during the second annual home coming event at Andrews High School.
High Point's divided city administration marks nearly six months in power with few major tests. Republicans hold appointive posts, Democrats bypassed, and a Ridgecrest annexation clash looms as Council votes near. Housing enforcement and a pending city hall sale shape the agenda.
The Piedmont area in North Carolina is forecast for cloudy mild weather on Sunday with temperatures around 68 to 70 degrees. A 30 percent chance of rain is projected for Sunday, higher than today, when precipitation chances were 11 to 20 percent. Friday night’s low dipped to 34 degrees.
Garfield Rushing 49 of Railroad Street charged with the shotgun slaying of Lola Mae Davis Rushing last Saturday night to stand trial in Davidson County Superior Court. Probable cause found Friday by Recorder Judge Roy Hughes. Several other cases dismissed or resolved include charges of resisting arrest concealed weapons assault and probation for different defendants.
A Lexington North Carolina woman Ann Tadlock, 24, died in a four vehicle crash on I 75 near Beaverdam Ohio. A Lexington man James Collins, 26, and his father Bestal Collins, 54, were injured with James listed in critical condition and Bestal in fair condition.
John M. Dunning III of Dunning Industries announced at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building the sale of his firm to American Interiors Inc. a Dibrell Brothers subsidiary. American Interiors will invest 6.5 million for future acquisitions to create a total environment concept catering to households earning 5 000 to 10 000 dollars annually, offering color coordinated room settings and fixed inventories to speed delivery.
The FCC announced new rules requiring large cable systems to originate their own programming to compete with networks and studios and allow some paid commercials. Rules take effect 30 days after publication. applies to systems with 3,500+ subscribers starting Jan 1, 1971, with limited reach among all U S cable systems. The commission asserts protection for free TV and will act to curb adverse effects while viewing cable as an electronic superhighway linking into regional or national networks.
A nationally known display expert Orvis Bryant will conduct four sessions at the Building in the Top of the Mart Ex position Building. Sponsored by SRFA and NRFA the New Environmental Display Clinic aims to boost store displays to revive sluggish sales and improve personnel display consciousness through better planning.
Weekend patrols logged numerous mishaps causing about $2, - significant vehicle damage and several charges. William Morgani, 44, charged with drunkenness after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Clara Evans Roberts on Centennial. Stanley Schneider charged with opening a door into traffic after a Main Street bump-up. Erwin Hackert’s damages cited. Leo Dyson, 51, charged with drunk driving after a collision on Main Street near Model Farm Road. Pearl Ed wards charged for failing to yield at Prospect Street Lincoln Drive. Ronald Daanen involved. Clara Sechrest Boyles and Josephine Samitsing in Lexington Elm collision with damages listed.
A Fairview Street resident was treated at High Point Memorial Hospital for bullet wounds to the chest and right arm after an early morning attack from an unknown assailant. James Jackson reported he left a birthday party on Tomlinson Street around 3:20 a.m. to check his car tires when a man fired three shots. Jackson’s condition was not serious, and police opened an investigation.
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