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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1969

Page

25

Fair Opens With Large Crowd at High Point Show

The High Point Fair opened with about 15 000 people at Welch Fair Grounds on Bundy Road. Jaycees sponsor a paved midway with more rides and exhibits, including blue grass music by Frances Reddick and son Lanny and a new zipper ride. A cow gave birth in the stock barn as exhibits, crafts, and can goods fill the halls through Saturday.

High Point Welch Fairgrounds Bundy Road Fairgrounds High Point Jaycees Frances Reddick Rt. 5 Lanny Reddick Olack Thomas Joyland Jaycees Jaycee

Vickery Named Governor of Carolinas Kiwanis District

I H Vickery Jr of Henderson is installed as governor for 1969 70 at the Carolinas Kiwanis District convention in High Point The three day meeting drew about 1000 attendees with 806 Kiwanians registered The district covers 139 clubs in North and South Carolina and will host conventions in Pinehurst 1970 and Greensville 1971

Robert Marks Carolinas Kiwanians I. H. Vickery Jr Henderson Charleston S.C High Point North Carolina South Carolina Pinehurst Greensville Ainsley C. Wayne Kiwanis Club of North Charleston Vickery Washington, D.C Kiwanis Club Henderson Club

Tuesday Afternoon Item Highlights From September 9, 1969 Section B

Readable fragments indicate a midweek roundup of briefs and notices. The section includes brief items on local events, public notices, and community updates dated September 1969.

First Firm Bid for Mobile Home Park Stalled

The City Planning and Zoning Commission deferred action on Mrs. Ernest Dakin’s petition to rezone about 12 acres on Lowe Avenue from Residential A-2 to Limited Industrial. The owner aims to develop a mobile home park, allowed in industrial zones but not in residential zones, and must meet strict new mobile home park regulations now on the books.

Forrest Cates City Planning and Zoning Commission Ernest Dakin Lowe Avenue

Cool Weather In Store For High Point Area

Cool weather remains in the High Point area with fair skies and cooler temperatures through Wednesday and near zero rain. The outlook for Thursday calls for fair skies and mild conditions. Last night’s motion to approve the Dakin rezoning died for lack of a second and action was postponed to Sept. 22. Four Lowe Avenue homeowners opposed the rezoning citing possible congestion and impact on schools. A separate request to convert a barn into a four unit apartment building was rejected. Oscar T. Hall sought rezoning on Gordon Road for apartments. a delegation opposed. Pat Brown suggested a broader land development plan could aid Hall. Fred Little’s Eastchester Drive rezoning for a drive-in cafe and service station faced delay until near road widening. Highway Commissioner Linwood Smith indicated Eastchester widening has priority. Willo Wood Drive re zoning from A-20 to A-2 was approved for Kester Brothers Enterprises. Planning staff recommended no change to Old Winston Road for now.

High Point Friendship Weatherman Julian White

Burchfield Named Manager of High Point Penney Store

A J. C. Penney Co veteran Roy Burchfield with 16 years of service is named manager of the High Point Penney store. He succeeds Charles F. Stadermann who moves to manage Penney's in downtown Burlington.

Burchfield J. C. Penney Co High Point Penney’s Carolinas Roy Burchfield Charles F. Stadermann Stadermann Burlington

Bronze Star Officer Decorated in Vietnam and Local Mall News

First Lieutenant Douglas E. Smith of High Point earned two Purple Hearts and the Bronze Star Medal for actions in Vietnam where he served as fire direction and forward observer near Saigon. He is a Trinity High School graduate and Penneys stores veteran Burchfield moves to Lumberton for the new West Chester Mall tenant.

High Point Vietnam Douglas E. Smith J. E. Smith Ashland St Sharon Tate Smith 321St Artillery Saigon Trinity High School Ft. Bragg Artillery Officers’ Candidate

Drexel Firm Promotes Two Executives to Senior Posts

Howard Haworth and C Nathan Slack are promoted within the Drexel Enterprises unit of U S Plywood Champion Papers Inc. Haworth becomes vice president and general manager at Heritage Furniture Co Mor ganton while Slack is named general manager of Heritage Furniture Co Drexels High Point division. Councill moves up to vice president for marketing. Haworth and Slack have long histories with Heritage and Drexel and will relocate with families.

Howard Haworth C. Nathan Slack Drexel Enterprises G. Maurice Hill Drexel Haworth Slack Fred M. Councill Heritage Furniture Co Drexels High Point Councill U.S. Plywood Champion Papers, Inc Heritage Morganton Patricia Garrison Guilford College Grand Rapids Chair Co Bernhardt Furniture Industries Virginia Wette Grand Rapids Mich Sunset Dr

Mrs. Dale Montgomery Dies In High Point Memorial Hospital

Mrs. Viola Suits Montgomery wife of Guilford County Commission Chairman Dale Montgomery died at 1 07 a m after a brief illness in High Point Memorial Hospital She was born in Guilford College June 24 1902 and lived in High Point since 1917 She attended Elon College and was active in multiple clubs and Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church She is survived by her husband a daughter a grandson and a sister Funeral services will be held at Wesley Church with entombment in Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum Memorials may go to Wesley Memorial Church building fund

Viola Suits Montgomery Guilford County Commission Dale Montgomery W. Ray Ave High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs. Montgomery Guilford College Edward and Minnie Simpson Suits High Point Elon College United Daughters of the Confederacy Arts Club Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church Susanna Wesley Women’s Society of Christian Service Harry H. Jones Jr Atlanta Dick Pals Woodrow Ave James G. Huggin J. Clay Madison Guilford Memorial Park Sechrest Funeral Home Harry Alexander Vince Spracklin John Witherspoon Percy Sears Elmo Alexander T. R. Zimmerman Arthur M. Utley Jr Gary Davis

Ambulance Sidelined In Wreck In Guilford County

An ambulance from Guilford County emergency transport was wrecked at Montlieu Avenue and North Hamilton Street injuring two. The driver Jack D Dailey Jr. had a shoulder dislocation and was hospitalized then released. attendant Richard Jones suffered bruises and returned to duty. Damages were listed as 300 for the ambulance and 200 for the other car.

Guilford County Raymond T. Hill Moore Avenue N. Hamilton

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Enterprise Charles Ellis B. C. Fowler Doug French I. H. Vickery Dot Hyatt Lorin Badskey Carl Hyatt Cecil Haworth Frank Wyatt Sonny Hedgecock Mart Green Drive Southern Furniture Exposition Russell Walker Asheboro Wendell M Patton Kiwanis H. Douglas French Gastonia Manchester Ind Kiwanis International Badskey High Point Kiwanis Club Furnitureland Kiwanis Club Henderson High School J. H. Vickery Jr Alse Oscar T. Hall Gordon Road Pat Brown Hall Fred Little Eastchester Drive Eastchester and Lassiter Streets Linwood Smith Eastchester No. 1 Willowood Drive Dogwood Circle Kester Brothers Enterprises Planning Department Old Winston Road Westchester Mall North Hills Raleigh Penneys Korea Army Lincoln Memorial University Harrigate Lumberton Chamber of Commerce Biggs Park Lieutenant Smith Drexel Firm James Finison Finison Greensboro South Main Street Ari Richardson
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