These Are Sights On A Hot Day In September
A vivid scene on a scorching September day with clear skies enhancing the landscape as a man and his son ride past, unaware of nature’s heat and beauty.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1971
Page
2
A vivid scene on a scorching September day with clear skies enhancing the landscape as a man and his son ride past, unaware of nature’s heat and beauty.
The annual faculty seminar at High Point College ends in Ha worth Hall of Science as students prepare to return Sunday freshmen arrive then Tuesday for upperclassmen. Classes start Thursday with talks on budgets relations and four year course planning.
Guilford County Public Schools show a 1 069 member rise on the 10th day of the new year with total enrollment up to 23 703 from 22 634 last year. Ragsdale High School leads gains from 1 002 to 1 099, Jamestown Junior High rises from 1 402 to 1 495, Union Hill Elementary up from 594 to 659, Allen Jay High School up to 980. Florence and Jamestown Elementarys fall while Allen Jay Primary slips slightly to 474.
In Davidson County District Court Thomasville, a High Point man Benjamin Crouch aged 62 of Harrison Street High Point received a six month sentence suspended for two years with a 150 dollar fine and costs and 12 months license restriction. Lexington resident Eugene George aged 44 of Route 5 drawn a six month sentence suspended for three years with 150 dollar fine and costs and 12 months license restriction. Norman W. Burch aged 18 of Bridge Street Lexington was found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon on August 29. He received a three month sentence suspended for two years and 25 dollar fine and costs with a .22 caliber pistol confiscated.
Archdale Mayor Henry York reported testing at the Archdale and Balfour Roads well produced 210 gallons per minute over 24 hours with the pump at 147 feet in a 235 foot well. Three nearby residents saw water loss during testing. by midnight most regained supply.
Charles Yank Stewart, famed NC jailbreaker with more than 30 escapes, was paroled in December and released after a federal review on July 19. He lives in Wilmington with his wife and works for the parks department as a gardener. He says he likes flowers and roses. Paroles Board Chairman Wade Brown praises his change in behavior and notes he harmed no one.
The first segment The Skin of Our Teeth by Kenneth Clark debuts Monday at 8 pm in Memorial Auditorium. The free weekly screenings run all season with Monday morning viewings for students starting Sept 20, loaned from the National Gallery of Art. Local students and civic clubs invited.
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