High Point Enterprise Highlights Page 2A Summary
Saturday edition dated September 13, 1967 presents Page 2A with briefs and notices from the High Point Enterprise. Contains local items, short reports, and community notes typical of a weekend paper.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1969
Page
2
Saturday edition dated September 13, 1967 presents Page 2A with briefs and notices from the High Point Enterprise. Contains local items, short reports, and community notes typical of a weekend paper.
A slow warming trend continues in North Carolina with upper 70s today and low 80s Sunday. No rain is expected this weekend with fair conditions coastal and mountain areas. Friday’s high was 78 and the low 52 this morning.
Randolph County Sheriff Lloyd Brown said four men including 44 year old Charlie Mayo of Greensboro and a juvenile were arrested in Greens boro after a Roxboro police check tied a Greensboro car to a local break in and thefts. Police recovered several sets valued at over 4800 dollars and believe 80 100 sets were stolen from Randolph County areas over months. Greensboro police hold two others facing charges alongside Mayo and the juvenile.
Commissioners will hear funding requests for school additions and a new social services office. Zoning hearings cover watershed area rezoning to RA, mobile homes, and commercial use of an existing structure, plus multiple agricultural to residential rezoning proposals.
A giant square dance wraps up the High Point Fair tonight at 9 30 p m. on the midway in front of the exhibit hall Welch Fair grounds. Music by the Old Music House Boys with caller John Blake. Jaycees sponsor the closing night event after a week of nightly country music in the exhibit hall.
Mayor Robert Davis says High Point will present a case to lift the post office construction freeze after talks in Washington with Deputy Assistant Postmaster General Amos Coffman. The city aims to prove urgency, safety, health, and mail service needs while an option on the E Green Drive site expires Sept. 30. Congressmen and senators' aides joined the delegation.
A High Point man, John Willie Jackson, 22, was bound over to Davidson County Superior Court for trial on rape charges after a Friday Recorder’s Court hearing in Thomasville. Judge L Roy Hughes found probable cause. Jackson remained jailed with no bond. The victim testified, identifying Jackson, who was arrested in High Point. Other cases included drunken driving convictions, probation for indecent exposure, larceny dismissal, and a six month prison sentence for threats with a gun.
Three persons were injured lightly in a string of Friday city crashes. Mrs. Pearl Hayes Cole said a tire blew on her car causing loss of control and a mailbox impact at Eastchester and Rivermeade Road around 4 25 p m. Artice Cole sustained minor injuries. Twenty minutes later Lester Spain and Wanda Fowler collided at South Main and Grimes Streets. Spain was injured and Fowler cited for failing to yield. In a second English Street crash Arnold Gates and Carl Branch listed as drivers. Branch injured.
Harold Quincy Leonard 63 of Lexington dies from injuries in a three car I-85 wreck near Lexington Aug 25. Ingram of Thomasville and five others were injured. Leonard, a retired United Furniture Co. worker, leaves a large family. Funeral at Mount Tabor United Church of Christ Monday at 4 with calling hours Sunday.
A Asheville man 21 and Barbara Hickey 16 from Greeneville Tenn wed at the Mount Mitchell observation tower after dark using flashlights. The ceremony occurred with the couple and wedding party on the mountain amid mist and drizzle. The couple worked at Mount Mitchell State Park during the summer.
Guilford County Planning Board will hear proposed zoning ordinance changes on Sept. 17 to allow an R-12M multifamily district with specific land area requirements. The agenda also includes rezoning requests from agricultural to business for a Sandy Ridge Road restaurant and from agricultural to industrial for land on N C 68 near Beeson Road. Additional items seek rezoning for a Mt Hope Church Head area bank and for Andrews Dairy Road residential development.
The Calvary Baptist Gospel Singers of Sanford will perform Sunday at St Matthew Holiness Church on Meredith Street with a morning and evening program. Elder E Gaines to preach a special service at St Matthew Sunday at 3 p.m.
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