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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1960

Page

5

Chair City Faces Weekend Assault Charges

In Thomasville police reports multiple assault incidents surfaced from a weekend. James W. Mathis 21 faced charges after a dispute with Brenda Lee Gibson 16. Gibson posted bond after claiming she was struck. Other defendants including Leroy Moses Colbert Gilbert and Hassell Woods await hearings with bonds set. Weathered warrants led to additional arrests as deputies served long‑standing accusations.

Thomasville James W. Mathis Barnwell Street Brenda Lee Gibson Gibson Mathis George E. Mathis Barnwell Stree James James Mathis Leroy Moses Franklin Street Leroy Gilbert Darlington D. C Colbert Gilbert Turner Street Moses Leroy White Rt. 2 Hassell Woods Sheriff's Leeland L. Chapman Rt. 3

Four Cars Damaged In Highway 109Bump-Up Incident

An unidentified driver caused a four car bump up near the Highway 109 and 109A intersection in Thomasville. Richard C. Adams and Joseph M. Holmes stopped, followed by William Albright and Hubert Henderson, with Albright rear ending Holmes and Henderson rear ending Albright. Damages totaled 125 to rear fender for Holmes, 200 for Albright, 350 for Henderson. Adams sustained no damage. No injuries reported and no charges filed as of last night.

Thomasville F. Y. Plummer Richard C. Adams iFarmer Adams Joseph M. Holmes Kernersville William M. al ‘Bright Greensboro Hurbert V. Henderson Asheboro Holmes Albright Henderson Adam Plummer

Ben-Gurion Seeks Zionist Emigration Growth in Israel

Premier David Ben-Gurion told a dinner closing the seventh American United Jewish Appeal study mission that emigration to Israel could grow as more countries permit Jews to move here. He predicted the population would rise from two million to four million within a decade. The report notes Israel has about 1,400 railroad tunnels totaling roughly 300 miles and that railways plan to daylight many by blasting and grading.

Jerusalem United Jewish Appeal Israel David Ben-Gurion

Notice of Land Sale by City of High Point North Carolina

Public auction to sell land in High Point Township Guilford County at 11 00 a m on November 15 1960 at City Hall. Cash or minimum 20 percent down with balance over 60 months. Property description references Ward Street Willowbrook Street and Shavitz Gordy Baptist Church area. City reserves right to reject bids. Mayor Jean Washburn signs October 27 1960.

City of High Point N. C High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina Ward Street Stanton Street Shavitz Rothrock Mickey Gordy, Baptist Church Willowbrook Street Wighland Avenue Willowbrook Ward Streets Shavitt J. A. Warner P. P. Motsinger Guilford Jeane Washburn

Pair Given Eagle Badges In Chair City

Eagle Scout badges were awarded Jack Freeman and Sonny Medlin in ceremonies at First Baptist Church. Freeman and Medlin are seniors at Thomasville High School, sons of local residents. The Court of Honor occurred during the evening worship service with Bunn W. Hackney Jr. and Calvin Rice presenting the awards.

Thomasville Jack Freeman Sonny Medlin First Baptist Church Freeman James Freeman Emma Street Thomasville High School Medlin A. J. Medlin Reid Street First Baptist Bunn W. Hackney Jr High Point Uwharrie Council Calvin [Rice Council

Huskies Attack Two Girls and Guardian in Pennsylvania

In Pottstown Pennsylvania a pack of 32 husky dogs escaped from a pen and attacked two sisters, Donna Lee Eck and Vicci Lynn Eck, and their guardian Lucy Mest during an evening walk. The children sustained bites on backs and legs but were saved by coats and by Paul Mest who helped pull the dogs away.

Pottstown Donna Lee Vicci Lynn Eck Lucy Mest Thomas Updegrove

Rivers On Rampage Across Central Western France

Severe rainfall caused rivers to surge through central and western France. Flooding isolated farms cut highways and swamped low lying town areas over several days, disrupting transport and daily life.

Paris France

Two Sisters Hurt In Thomasville Wreck. One Dead

In a mid morning crash on Lexington Avenue near W Main Street Thomasville a pickup struck a utility pole killing Nancy Louise Jackson 6 and injuring sisters Joann 7 and Cathy 5 who were in fair condition after transfer to Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Their parents Remi Cook and Ervin Jackson of Dillon and Winston-Salem area relatives survive The father driver escaped with minor injuries and was charged with manslaughter pending hearing The family had recently moved from Thomasville where the father worked in sheet metal care.

Thomasville Pitas Baptist J Hospital Winston-Salem George William Jackson Moravia Avenue Winston - Salem J Joann Cathy Louise J. C Mnrs Green and Sons Rem Winwston-Salem Dillon Nate Jackson Dan's Sheet Metal Co Lexington Avenue Lexington W. Main

Thomasville Sees Record 2550 Voter Registrations

Thomasville reports 903 new names added to voter rolls this Saturday, bringing total general election registrations to 2550 eight days before polls. Democrats lead with 465 new registrations, Republicans 369, independents 69, while many existing voters checked their records. Challenge Day looms next Saturday as questions may be raised on eligibility ahead of the November 8 election.

Thomasville Imany Hociks l

UNC Students Travel to New York for Broadcast Study

Sixteen advanced Talents of radio and television broadcasting from the University of North Carolina traveled to New York City for seminars with leaders from National Broadcasting Company Columbia Broadcasting System A C Nielsen Company and J Walter Thompson. The group led by Wesley H Wallace covers management public relations and sales in American broadcasting with graduate student David A Rawley among participants.

New York City University of North Carolina National Broadcasting Company Columbia Broadcasting System A. C. Nielson Company J. Walter Thompson American Broadcasting Wesley H. Wallace David A. Rawley High Point

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