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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1953

Page

15

Guilford County Commission Welcomes Crissman Probe Offer

Guilford County commissioners invite Rep. Walter E. Crissman of High Point to expand his inquiry into the county’s revaluation program. In a Sept. 8 letter, Commission Chairman Amos offered facilities to help determine the true facts about the revaluation, arguing past values favored land and buildings over personal property.

Guilford County Walter E. Crissman High Point Enterprise Crissman Wreeter Unairman Lioya Amos Board of County Commissioners

August shows mixed city business barometer results

Postal receipts rose in August to 62 978 03 dollars up 12 445 23 from August 1952 while total building permit costs fell for non residential and residential construction from a year earlier. Notable permits included a 20000 dollar furniture display building at Main and Commerce and a 20000 dollar veneer plant addition on Silk Street.

Main and Commerce Sts Silk St

Reunion Officers Named for Robert Green Event

Mrs J J Collett was elected president of the Robert Green reunion. Other officers include Kermit Green Mrs Bessie Barkley Eugene Green Mrs Mary Green Mathews and Mrs Vera Green Phillips as announced today.

J. J. Collett Robert Green Kermit Green Bessie Barkley Eugene Green Mary Green Mathews Vera Green Phillips

Tax program discussed as commissioners seek public understanding

Crissman said he is trying to align his schedule to attend the commissioners invitation and press his study of the program. The note states total personal property tax will be lower due to reduction rates and expresses thanks for public interest and belief that understanding will be appreciated.

Fire Department Honors Retiring Chief Mechanic Honeycutt

Nearly 100 people including Mayor George Covington and City Council members gathered at Fire Station No. 1 to honor L. F. Honeycutt retiring after 33 years as master mechanic. He accepts a new business venture with Clyde Baxter as his successor B. F. Lewallen. Honeycutt resigns September 16 and received an engraved wrist watch.

Fire Department Wrenn St L. F. Honeycutt Honeycutt George Covington B. F. Lewallen High Point Claude Canady Clyde Baxter

Mrs. Lindsay Named Jr Red Cross Chairman in High Point

Mrs J W Lindsay Jr was appointed chairman for Junior Red Cross activities at the High Point Chapter monthly meeting succeeding Miss Sara Coe Hunsucker who led the program for three years. The group reported a 575 pint two day blood collection last month and set a 375 pint goal for the next donation.

J. W. Lindsay Jr Red Cross High Point American Red Wai Lindsay Sara Coe Hunsucker Civis Ralph Rochelle Glenn Smith Cochairmen Water Ure City Lake Park Pool Girl Scout United Fund Eeey United

Sertoma Club Hears Address By Coke Cecil

Coke Cecil, local businessman and magician, spoke at the Sertoma Club lunch on the international juggle for Korea. He traced Korea’s history from 1904 Russo-Japanese peace to postwar shifts and the North South tensions. Cecil then performed rope tricks for the audience. Ronald Cocking of The Enterprise attended and spoke briefly on Canada U S relations.

Coke Cecil Sertoma Club Korea Japan Russia North Korea South Korea U. S South Cecil Ronald Cocking The Enterprise Canada United States

Charles S Elliott Jr Resigns as High Point Memorial Official

Charles S Elliott Jr resigns as assistant administrator of High Point Memorial Hospital effective October 5 to become administrator of Virginia Baptist Hospital in Lynchburg Virginia. He will oversee expanding the Lynchburg hospital from 100 to 150 beds and also runs a nursing school. Elliott, a Charlotte native and 1942 UNC graduate, has been with the hospital since October 1950 and lives at 603 A Chestnut St with his wife and three children.

Charles S. Elliott Jr High Point Memorial Hospital R. T. Amos Elliott Virginia Baptist Hospital Lynchburg Charlotte University of North Carolina Chestnut W. R. Peters

Rice Arriving In U S Sunday From War Prisoner To Return

A War Department telegram to Mr and Mrs Glenn W Rice says Cpl Glenn Rice dr a prisoner of war for 18 months will arrive in San Francisco Sunday. He is among freed prisoners aboard the USS General Black. Relatives in California will meet him. family in High Point will welcome him early next week.

War Department Glenn W. Rice Cpl Glenn Rice San Francisco General Black Rice California High Point

Revival continues at Kernersville Friends Church weekend services

A revival at Kernersville Friends Church runs through the weekend with daily services at 7 30 p m. Victor Murchison of Winston Salem Friends Church serves as guest minister through the event.

Kernersille Kernersville Friends Church Victor Murchison Winston-Salem

Deaths And Funerals George Handley 42

George Earl Handley 42 longtime High Point resident died in Tampa Florida after a week of critical illness He was born Wildwood New Jersey son of Harry and Bessie Handley An electrician he lived in Tampa for about seven years employed by Davis Electric Surviving: son George Edward Handley Coca Florida four sisters Mrs John Byerly Mrs Earl Byerly Mrs Vera Sealback of Buffalo New York Mrs Kennard Matthews of Cape May New Jersey and a brother Handley of Wichwood Definite funeral arrangements not yet made

George EB. Handley George Earl Handley High Point Tampa Fla Wildwood N. J Harry Bessie Trollinger Handley Davis Electric George Edward Handley Coca, Fla John Byerly

Big hike in first grade enrollment to force school readjustments

The city sees 8,001 students registered across 13 schools on opening day, with first grade up 245 from last year. Johnson Street Tomlinson Oak Hill Emma Blair and other schools report crowded rooms and possible shifts to combine grades to free classrooms for first grade.

Gplf Dean Pruette Leonard Street Alfred J. Griffin Ae Pruette High Point Johnson Street Tomlinson Oak Hill Emma Blair Prueie Ada Blair Brentwood Ray Street Fairview Griffin William Penn

Hilliard Church Plans Revival and Homecoming

The Rev. J. Clyde Yates of Charlotte will guest minister a revival at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church starting tonight at 7 45 o'clock and continuing nightly through September. Located at Edgewood Ave and 10 A Highway the church also hosts homecoming Sunday with a 450 Sunday school goal at 9 45 a.m. Launch will be served by church members followed by a musical program with guests from other churches. The Rev. Wayne Levan is pastor.

J. Clyde Yates Charlotte Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Edgewood Ave 10-A Wayne Levan

Vets to Be Honored By Kernersville Legion

Korean War veterans will be honored at the John T. Ring American Legion post supper meeting in Kernersville. Certificates signed by Gov Umstead and the State Legion commander will be presented. VA regional office officials will lead the program. Meeting details incomplete.

Kernersville John T. Ring American Legion Umstead State Legion Veterans Administration

Civil Actions Filed In Municipal Court

A damage case from a wreck shows Esther P. Gillis as plaintiff against Stewart Kuykendall seeking 250 dollars. A second suit has Bertha Tuggle suing husband John Tuggle for real separation adequate support and custody regarding the three Tuggle children.

Municipal Court Esther P. Gillis Stewart Kuykendall Bertha Tuggle John Tuggle Adeqate Tuggle

Daddy’s warning to drivers to protect a child on her way to school

A father pleads for drivers to slow down near schools and intersections, recounting his seven year old daughter and her love of learning. He notes the risk of children darting into traffic and asks readers to watch out for his little girl.

Coot Hall of Learning Santa Claus Princess Elizabeth

Temperatures Rise Slowly Across Upcoming Days Forecast

Fair skies and slowly rising daytime highs are predicted for the next few days. Today’s high may reach 82 degrees after a low near 51 degrees last night.

Friendship

Annex Firm To Take Over Millikan Hall

Annex Furniture Co led by Phil Michalove plans to move next month to a larger Greensboro road building outside High Point. The former High Point College Millikan Hall dormitory will be rebuilt and modernized into Annex Furniture Galleries with 35 000 square feet over two stories plus basement and parking.

Phil Michalove Annex Furniture Co Greensboro Road High Point Commerce St Southern Furniture Exposition Michalove High Point College Millikan Annex Furniture Galeries

NEPH Committee Sets First Meeting for Tomorrow

The local NEPH Week committee for this year will convene tomorrow at 4 PM in room 301 of the YMCA. Mayor Covington will open the event, organize the group, elect officers, and outline plans for NEPH Week October 4 to 10.

N Emey YMCA George Covington High Point Gary Davis WHPE Davis William B. Umstead Raleigh Covington F. M. James Burlington Mills Jake Harris E. Washington St Henry Gillespie Salvation Army Ossie Davis W. J. Miller Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Emmett Stone High

Pipe Line Crews Need Apartments Move to High Point

Construction forces of the Plantation Pipe Line shift from Concord to High Point with about 60 families arriving seeking temporary living quarters. Chamber Secre tary Frank Sizemore urged residents with furnished apartments to contact the Chamber office promptly as workers may arrive soon, some in trailers, most needing furnished quarters in private homes.

Concord High Point Chamber of Commerce Frank Sizemore Chamber

Police Make New Arrest In Poison Whisky Case

A new arrest in the liquor death case was reported as police charged June Balem, 31, with selling Lillie Jones a half gallon of white whisky. Jones, 58, was given 90 days in the workhouse for violating prohibition laws. Detectives await FBI chemical analysis and coroner notes that deaths tied to alcohol may involve poisonous whisky.

Lillie Jones Hoover St Ethel Brandon June Balem FBI Fletcher Cornwell W. Harvey Davidson County Lillie Mae Wood Hoover St. Apts Troy Kerby McGee Woodbine St

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chrissman Mrs. Lindsay Jr. Red Cross Tukes Junior Red Cross W. Page Harris High Point Chapter American Red Cross Charles 8. Elliott JR Hilliard Church Kernersville Legion Daddy Little Girl Millikan Hall Neph Committee Robert Lee Campbell Reid St Willie Russell Leonard St Frank Morgan Sam Saddler Coolidge St William Batson Sprinkle W. Willis St Maude Sprinkle
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