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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1961

Page

9

Man Wanted in Thomasville Shooting Arrested in High Point

Nelson Harrison alias Beatnik Castro was captured by High Point police after fleeing a shooting at his in law Ernest Kearns in Thomasville. Kearns was struck twice by a .635 caliber pistol but described as in good condition. Harrison claimed self defense amid an argument over his wife Shirley and their week old infant.

Bonnie Moore Enterprise Nelson Harrison Ernest Kearns Thomasville Kearns Harrison Shirley Harrison Kearn Elwood Street High Point Price Street

HPC reports 1960 61 progress at High Point College

High Point College released a 1960 61 progress report detailing the Evening School enrollment of 352 with 28 courses, and the Education for Leadership program with laboratories in Southern Pines and Roaring Gap. The Weekend Camping Clinic started with city cooperation and is planned as an annual event. The year saw 1 106 total students and 211 graduates, with NC and 19 other states plus five foreign countries represented. Faculty included 55 with master’s and 28 with doctorates. Patton noted accreditation advances and strong fundraising and endowment figures while six dormitory sections were redecorated.

Enterprise High Point College Board of Trustees Charlotte Wendell M. Patton Methodist Liberal Arts School Ern Pines HPC Roaring Gap National Training Laboratories Bethel Patton High Point City North Carolina Guilford Davidson Forsyth Randolph Mecklenburg Surry National Commission For the Accreditation of Teacher Education Learned Society David Pancoast Howard R. Pancoast High Point Woodrow Wilson Danforth Holt McPherson Horace S. Haworth Dr. Patton J. Harriss Covington Charles FE. Hayworth A. J. Koonce Elliott S. Wood Charles W. McCrary Asheboro J. Clay Madison Greensboro Stanford Brookshire High Point College Board of Trustees Charlotte City Club

Lynch Named to City Planning Department Post

Dennis P. Lynch is appointed land planner in Wilmington's City Planning Department succeeding Douglas R. Hudson. Lynch, a East Carolina College geography AB, joins after work with James B. Godwin and Associates and will handle subdivision reviews annexation rezoning studies and city property projects. He is married to Betty Mae Wicker and has a son Jerry Lynn.

Bill Coronna Dennis P. Lynch Lynch Douglas R. Hudson Wilmington East Carolina College Gamma Theta James B. Godwin and

High Point Plans 1.34 Million Capital Improvements

City officials unveil a 1.343 million capital budget for 1961 62 funding street contracts recreation parks and year end items. Major outlay covers street work fire station sites city hall renovations and furniture parks projects and a new city county government center with parking.

Harold Cheek Five Points Recreation Parks and Recreation City Lake Park Washington Terrace Park Bay Council Street Hedgecock Park Parks Administration Blair Park Hamilton Street City Hall City County

Cooling Trend Foreseen For Piedmont Area

The region should see a modest cooldown with Thursday and Friday highs in the mid 80s and a low near 67 Thursday night as a cold front from the Great Lakes moves through. Partly cloudy skies with widely scattered rain are expected, while Hurricane Carla’s local impact remains minimal.

Piedmont Great Lake Region Carla Texas

City eyes Ray Street site to ease Wrenn congestion

City officials consider purchasing the burned Ray Street School site to loop the Wrenn Street route into Hamilton, reducing downtown traffic. City Manager Harold Cheek says a traffic survey is needed though no purchase plan is set, as a joint highway plan study funds the project and clarifies responsibilities between state and city.

Ray Street Wrenn N. Hamilton Harold Cheek Bay Street Hamilton N. Main Cheek State Highway Commission High Point

Hayworth Family Reunion Planned at Kernersville Home

The Franklin and Emaline Hayworth family reunion will be Sunday at Perry and Abbie Hayworths home on Route 1 Kernersville. If rain arrives the event moves to Abbots Creek Missionary Baptist Church. A dinner is to be served followed by a brief business session.

Franklin and Emaline Hayworth Perry Hayworth Rt. 1 Kernersville Abbots Creek Missionary Baptist Church

Health Board Charts Flu Fight Ahead of Season

Guilford County Health Board endorses immediate flu vaccine purchases for local welfare patients and urges vaccination for high risk groups including pregnant women and seniors. Board also plans needle and syringe loans for workplace programs and targets rapid immunization in old people homes and prisons.

Guilford County Health Board Luther Terry U. S. Public Health Service Health Board E. H. Ellinwood Greensboro

Presbyterians Mark Centennial With Burlington Programs

Two former church moderators from the Presbyterian Church U S will speak at centennial services in Burlington at First Presbyterian. Dr Benjamin Rice Lacy Jr and Dr William Taliferro Thompson will address Orange Presbytery and its Women of the Church. Elder Charles W Perry will preside as the presbytery includes 88 churches across eight Piedmont counties. The event notes Orange Presbytery’s 1770 founding and its Confederate-era ties with the Presbyterian Church in the United States.

Presbyterian Church U. S First Presbyterian Church Burlington Benjamin Rice Lacy Jr Union Theological Seminary Richmond William Taliferro Thompson General Assembly High Point Charles W. Perry Orange Church of Orange Presbytery Piedmont Counties Lacy John Thompson Roy E. Watts Davidson Union Seminary Lexington Knoxville Tenn Mobile Ala United States Southern Presbyterian Church Orange Presbytery All Presbyterian Churches Virginia Presbyterian Church In Confederate States of America P. H. Dalton

Unavoidable Tragic Death Of Two Year Old Boy

A two year old, Eldridge Anthony Jennings, died after running into a street near his High Point home. The accident occurred at 11:20 a.m. when Mrs. Esther Modlin Hughes could not avoid the child. He suffered a fractured skull and a broken jaw. Mrs. Hughes was only slightly injured as her car skidded off the street. No charges were filed. The boy, born Sept 26 1958, was the son of Harry Eldridge and Mary Frazier Jennings. He is survived by his parents, a brother, grandparents in Virginia, and a funeral home in Hillsville, Virginia. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Eldridge Anthony Jennings Esther Modlin Hughes Crestwood Drive Jennings Harry Eldridge Mary Frazier Jennings New Road High Point Timothy Jennings James E. Jennings Sheeptown R. L. Frazier Austinville

Casard Sells Main Plant to S and G

Casard Furniture Manufacturing Co sells its Ward Street main plant to S and G Frame Co. effective January 1. Casard will keep two other High Point buildings and operate two wood plants plus its Greensboro metal plant with shipments centralized from a High Point warehouse. Monarch Furniture Co. may acquire the 95,000 square foot plant as part of an expanded program.

Ward Street Casard Furniture Manufacturing Co S & G Frame Co Casard High Point Herman Bernard Bernard Greensboro S & G Corp Mose Samet H. E. Gutterman & Associates Monarch Furniture Co Lamet Gutterman

Prayer for the day from Syracuse bishop

Gracious God we seek a new inner life free of envy and littleness. Forgive the sins that made us selfish and turn us toward Thee. Renew our peace and make us whole in the Master’s name Amen. -W Ralph Ward Jr. Syracuse NY bishop Methodist Church

W. Ralph Ward Jr Syracuse N. Y The Methodist Church

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