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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1965

Page

8

Randolph County Schools Open Amid Integration

About 11 000 students entered 18 county schools as integration began on the first day. Principals reported orderly openings despite initial fears. Attendance was low at Caviness Ramseur Elementary with about 100 students present from an expected 230. A 9 30 a m court hearing on suits to overturn the reassignments drew white parents to Asheboro. Law officers kept a distant watch but no incidents were reported.

John M. Caviness Ramseur Asheboro Superior Court Hal Walker Lloyd Brown

Ilford and Greensboro Parks Urged for Regional Growth

A pattern of expanding housing and rural land conversion drives calls to expand city lake parks and trails in Ilford County and Greensboro. Advocates urge new lakeside recreation, picnic shelters, water sports, and extended open spaces to serve High Point, Greensboro, and surrounding suburbs as population climbs toward 80s projections.

City Lake Park

Hearing Stated On Mobile Homes Near Greensboro

Guilford Board of Adjustment will hear Tuesday at 8 p.m. a request by John McGovern for a special exception to build a mobile home park with 55 spaces on 9.92 acres at the northwest corner of S Elm Street and Wolfe Road in Sumner Township agricultural district.

Greensboro Guil|iford Board of Adjustment John McGovern S. Elm Street Wolfe Road Sumner Township

Blue Law Meeting Plans Set

High Point officials grapple with revising blue law rules as merchants plan a public briefing. The council eyeing water service extensions and annexation issues for Phillips Fescue and Thayer Coggins plants, amid debates over costs, sewer access, and city tax implications.

Hhlles Thayer Coggins, Inc South Road Randolph County Phillips-Foscue Randolph High Point City Water Service Council

Thomas Car Wins Olympics Trophy in YMCA Industrial Games

The second YMCA Industrial Olympics drew 300+ men from 14 local industries. Thomas Car Works edged 3M Company 214 to 206 for first, Adams-Millis Corp. took third with 189. Numerous firms followed with varied event wins and prizes.

Thomas Car Works Adams-Millis Corp Howlers Highland Cotton Mill Alma Desk Co Henley Paper Co Heritage Furniture Co Tomlinson High ‘Point Marsh Turniture Co Eb.a. C Myrtle Desk Co Tomlinsons High Point Highland Cotton, Mill Bill Wright YMCA Max Rogers Fred Tumbleston Max Cooke Jas Art Riehertien

Constable Bailey Released After Truck Stop Fight

Thomasville police report Constable Norman Bailey was discharged from Lexington Memorial Hospital after a Saturday night altercation at Bill's Truck Stop near Lexington. He claimed no new injuries, but reactivated an old back condition while attempting to arrest a young truck driver.

Thomasville Norman Bailey Bill Lexington Lexington Memorial Hospital Bailey

Southern furniture industry sees 11.2 percent rise in early 1965

A survey by the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn shows first seven months of 1965 up 11.2 percent in sales and shipments over 1964. July orders rose 4.6 percent from 1964 with July shipments down 2.3 from June, while unfilled orders climbed 23.4 percent year over year, equating to 8 to 10 weeks of work.

Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn SYMA SMFA SFMA

College Mail Facilities Modernized at High Point College

The High Point College post office is being remodeled with recon ditioned mail boxes installed. Workmen are building new straight line mailrooms to ease bottlenecks at 10 am mail call. Facilities remain limited until a new student center is built.

High Point College

Southern Names Superintendent For Division

Southern Railway named Leoni das H. Smith as superintendent of the Danville Washington Richmond division based in Greensboro. He succeeds retirementing G Clifford Branum after 15 years with the company and comes from the Charlotte Columbia Division where he was assistant superintendent. Smith, a Scottsboro Alabama native and Auburn University civil engineering graduate, has held multiple posts within Southern Railway.

Greensboro

Rainy weekend forecast with light showers expected

The area will see cloudy skies through Saturday with a high near 78 and a low around 62. Light coastal showers are forecast in the low 80s, with similar conditions expected Sunday.

Weather Bureau Friendship

Principals ignore Civil Defense test in North Carolina counties

Seventeen of seventeen High Point school principals failed to call in after a Civil Defense test. Across the county 7 of 32 schools reported hearing the test and 15 of 42 Greensboro schools did. Radios installed three years ago to provide quick warnings, the test aimed to identify listeners. The CD office will repeat the drill Wednesday at 10 am, and principals are urged to listen.

High Point Uilford County Greensboro Civil Defense Radiss

Apartment Plan Gets Go Ahead

The High Point Inspections Department issued a permit for the Village Square Apartments on E Lexington Avenue. The $280 000 project by J N Callicott aims for 438 family spaces and 152 rooms in two stories between Guyer and McGuinn streets.

High Point Village Square E.lexington Avenue J. N. Callicott Guyer Street McGuinn Street Lexington Avenue Tnail Byerly Sales Dublin Street Woodmark Originals, Inc Jarrell Street Leo Kassove Friedmen’s Jeweler's Main Street R. Davis Prospect Street W. B. Warner

Prayer for TOAY and the bonds of labor

Religious verse urging gratitude for workers in mills and acknowledging debt to fellow laborers. The fragment seeks divine guidance to honor those who toil and to recognize the value of collective effort.

Qur

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