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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1970
Page
7
The fragmentary OCR item mentions a Scrambler and a 27 score with culling and adtions. Names like Shononean and Rich fur suggest damaged text. The readable bits imply a short sports or inventory notice without clear context or full sentences.
Reader asks about diabetes links and male carriers for vaginal infections. The doctor explains there are multiple vaginitis types, stresses confirming yeast infection, and notes trichomonas can be transmitted by men though symptoms may be absent. Treatment for partners with Flagyl is suggested and testing for the husband is advised.
Dr. Ralph Taylor senior minister at First United Methodist Church in High Point announces retirement effective at the Western North Carolina Conference annual meeting in June 1971. He joined the conference in 1933 and has held multiple pastorates including Albemarle Statesville Lexington Salisbury and High Point District leadership.
Moyer Willie Gammons 60 of Rt 2 Kernersville died today at 12 30 am in Thomasville Nursing Center after 13 years of declining health. He was born April 27 1910 in Surry County son of Joseph and Nancy Gammons retired farmer Baptist and survived by seven daughters and one son with many relatives. Funeral 4 pm Wednesday at J C Green & Sons with burial in Union Cross Moravian Church Graveyard. The body remains at the funeral home with visitation tonight and at the daughter’s home. KERNERSVILLE Mrs Sarah Stack Bowman 81 of Route 2 died Monday at Moses Cone Hospital Greensboro widow of Cecil E Bowman long time community resident Oak Ridge United Methodist Church member. Surviving Roy and Allen Bowman both of Route 2 and brother Cliff Stack Route 2. Funeral 3 pm Wednesday at Oak Ridge United Methodist Church. Body at Lam Bartlett Funeral Home then to the home at 4 pm today.
Harvey O. Bryant 68 of Rt 2 Lexington died Monday at City Memorial Hospital after years of declining health. Born Feb 13 1902 in Davidson County he was a retired dog trainer and farmer. Survived by wife Vonne Crofts and three daughters plus siblings and four grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2:30 PM Mt Zion Wesleyan Church burial Mt Zion Cemetery.
Six persons were arrested in the Thomasville area over the weekend on drunken driving charges. Five were charged by the highway patrol and one by city police. Names include Paul Clifford Westmoreland Sr., Herman Wayne Smith, Robert William Workman, Garnett Adrin Pollock, Costonia Sturdivant Bolder, and Ronald O'Neal Ivey. Ivey also faces speeding charges. Bolder remained jailed Monday. Gerald Garrett was charged with carrying a concealed pistol, and William Prents Peques faced the same charge Saturday.
In the Culbertson Lenz match Ely Culbertson introduced weak jump overcalls, inspiring modern usage across several systems. Jacoby championed the idea, calling it a psychic bid, and his eight of spades lead helped secure a slam, while Sidney Lenz misread the spade ace.
Funeral services were held today at 3 p.m. for Randy R. Cox 17 of Rt. 2 Troy who died in a Sunday automobile accident. The service took place at Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church.
Word was received of the death of Billy S. Truluck 53 of San Antonio Texas a retired Air Force man. He died Saturday in San Antonio. Survivors include four brothers M. L. Truluck of Columbia S C J H Truluck of El Dorado Springs Mo L F Truluck of 500 Player Dr High Point and I M Truluck of Timmonsville S C and one sister Mrs R O Wells of Chipley Fla. The body will be at Floyd Funeral Home in Olanta S C Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
The funeral for John Neal Frye 4 of 1518 Ann Arbor Drive will be held Wednesday at 2 p m in Cumby Chapel with Rev Steven P Lorimer presiding. Burial follows at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body remains at Cumby Mortuary until 30 minutes before the service. the family will be at the funeral home tonight. The boy drowned Sunday afternoon in High Rock Lake.
Two children aged 8 and 7 were treated and released from High Point Memorial Hospital after a College Village Shopping Center accident. Shirley Tignor and John ny Tignor, both of Putnam Street, were hurt when Cecil Frances Tignor's car hit a post in front of Grant's Department store. Police charged Tignor, 31, with operating a car while intoxicated.
Attorney General Robert Morgan will address the North Carolina Study Commission for Emotionally Disturbed Children on September 10 in Raleigh. He will outline how a proposed state level Child Advocacy System could coordinate agencies serving children and relate to his office. The commission owns 162 task forces studying prevention education intervention and mental health needs of children with reports due by October 1 and a final Governor is expected in December.
Joe S. Mize Sr. 67 of 220 Blandwood Ave Greensboro died Monday at Wesley Long Hospital. Retired Wafco Mills miller, native of Davidson County, lived in Greensboro 12 years. Survived by wife Betty, two sons J 8 Mize Jr. and Malcolm, one daughter, seven sisters, three brothers, and three additional siblings. Funeral 4 p m today at Forbis & Dick Memorial Chapel. Burial Randolph Memorial Park Asheboro.
Mrs Amanda Lora B King 79 of Route 5 Asheboro died Sunday in Randolph Hospital A funeral service was held at 2 30 p m today at Pleasant Hill Primitive Baptist Church in Asheboro with burial following in the church cemetery.
A harsh review of Schisgal’s Luv at Showboat Dinner Theatre condemns the production as leaden and lifeless. The critic blames heavy direction by Robert Keiper and strong performances by Doug Woodruff Larry Lambeth and Mourka for dragging the fragile two act comedy into dullness. The bridge setting and weakened pacing fail to convey the delicate fantasy core that made the Broadway run a success.
Guilford County officials raise the High Point Sheltered Workshop budget from 72 300 to 120 170 with 30 000 federal and 22 731 Model Cities funds. Capacity will grow from about 30 to 70 trainees and staff from 11 to 20, with new equipment.
A short circuit in a meter box at the Winston Street Launderette triggered a 1 35 p m fire department response in Thomasville Monday. Firemen found only slight damages.
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