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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1976

Page

11

High Point Antiliquor Group Reorganizes For November Referendum

The Citizens for Christian Action in High Point reorganizes to fight the November 2 liquor store referendum. New officers include Rev. Robert L. Clegg as chairman, Rev. Gordon Copeland as treasurer, and Mrs. Mary Ann Cotton as secretary. Judge Walter Crissman urged a strong anti referendum stance while planning a rally for Sept. 26.

Bill Collins Enterprise Weiter High Point Citizens For Christian Action CCA ABC Woodrow Robbins Robert L. Clegg Reavis Memorial Baptist Church Mary Ann EB. W. Price Jr Superior Court Walter Crissman Lexington Avenue Baptist Church Robbins Enterprise Robbing Clegg

Guilford Enrollment On Increase By Jim Hawkins

Guilford County school system enrollment rose about 800 as kindergarten and early grades expanded. Total county enrollment reached 26,302 this session, up from 25,617 last year after five days. Kindergarten numbers grew from 1,117 to 1,637 due to the state program’s expansion to full operation offering free classes.

Jim Hawkins Greensboro Guilford County Supt E. P. Pearce Johnny Presson Jamestown Guilford Union Hill School Sedgefield School Millis Road School

City Council weighs massage parlor opening on South Main Street

City Council voted to place the massage parlor proposal on Thursday agenda with an unfavorable recommendation. The tests are not specified. applicants must have no police record and no falsified information.

South Main Street Bob Wells Cy Brooks Joe Patterson Brooks

Mobile sharpener at Oakhill School stirs classroom humor

Students and teachers moved into new Oakhill facilities but lack basic gear. A single pencil sharpener was mounted on a chair to make it mobile. Jacques Love’s class drew the lucky turn to fetch it, adding a playful note to the move-in.

Oakhill School Jacques Love

Crime Watch Local Man Beaten And Robbed By HOWARD HAYES

A weekend rash of break ins and thefts left Horace Conway Venable beaten and robbed of his car and wallet, with other residents reporting firearms, cash, electronics, and misc items stolen from homes, offices, and vehicles across High Point. Police tracked Venable at 3 a.m. and noted the string of incidents on Westchester Drive, Fairfield Road, English Road, and nearby streets.

Howard Hayes Enterprise One High Pointer High Point Horace Conway Venable Cavalier Inn Westchester Drive English Road Venable William E. Rogers Terrell Drive Blue Ridge Westinghouse Adele Lave West Avenue Michael J. Flannigan Newton Street Gailey Steven Martin Loftin Pine Circle Drive Mary Lee Tucker S. Elm Street Shelby Pyrtle Ridgecrest Drive Frank W. Miller Burton

Court Log: Theft Defendants Heard This Week

Court log shows six theft defendants heard this week with six convictions and thirteen this month. No active sentences listed this month. The record also notes zero cases for this month and a total of sixteen theft cases this month.

Task Force Seeks Downtown Development Board for High Point

The Downtown Revitalization Task Force urged city council to form a seven member Downtown Development Board with two officials and five business leaders, plus three ex officio members. Objectives include hiring a full time director to be known as Mr Downtown, promoting downtown, analyzing strengths and weaknesses, recommending action, and implementation. The fund raising drive supports board activities.

Lee Mortimer Enterprise Sunday High Point Earl Phillips Jr Mayor-Chamber of Commerce Central Business District Chamber of Commerce Phillips Cy Brooks Council Hugh Herman Herman

High Point Enterprise announces September 13 1976 Section B

Local newspaper section B delivers briefs, features, and notices for Monday afternoon with community items, small-town updates, and upcoming events. Readers find concise reporting on local people, places, and happenings in High Point.

Drivers Charged After Two Car Crash Injures Five

Five people were treated at High Point Memorial Hospital after a 4 50 p m two car collision on Country Club Drive at Hillcrest Drive. Injured include Patricia Ann Smith Velma Smith Roy W Smith and Lois Evelyn Beck Coggins plus Bernice Curry. Coggins charged with stop sign violation.

High Point Memorial Hospital Country Club Drive Hillcrest Drive Patricia Ann Smith Kernersville Velma Smith Johnson Street Roy W. Smith Jownson Larry William Smith Lois Evelyn Beck Coggins Westwood Avenue Thomasville Bernice Curry Moore Street Ms. Coggins Larry Gayle Towe Lucille Cochrane McGuire Moffitt Drive

Reginald Strickland Recreation Center Dedicated

More than 230 officials and locals gathered for the dedication of the Reginald T. Strickland Recreation Center at Carver Park. The building, formerly Carver Park Recreation Center, received renovations funded by Community Development money. Strickland, a Thomasville High School football alumnus who starred at A&T State University, died unexpectedly from a heart ailment after graduation while set to attend a pro camp. Speakers included A&T coach Hornsby Howell, Strickland’s high school coach George Cushwa, and A&T teammate Ray Pettyford. Renovations at the center are finished, park work is about 75 percent complete, with full completion expected this month.

Thomasville Reginald T. Strickland Carver Park Strickland Thomasville High School A&t State University Clint Ingram Hornsby Howell George Cushwa A&t Ray Pettyford Ingram

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