Teen Drivers Hurt After Car Hits Tree Near Allen Jay
A 1950 model car driven by Jimmy Saunders left Green Oak Drive and struck a tree after 400 feet of travel. Passenger Mickey Sykes, 19, and Saunders received facial lacerations and were treated at the hospital. a third occupant was uninjured. Saunders faces a Sept 28 court date for failing to reduce speed.
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Green Oak Drive
Jimmy Saunders
Central Boulevard
Allen Jay
Saunders
Mickey Sykes
St. Johns Street
Archdale
Active Road Terms Handed To Pair In Court
In Municipal Court Charles King 41 of Winston Salem received eight months on the roads for alleged wrist watch theft at Cecil's Drug Store. Willie Gaskin 19 of Leonard Street drew four months after being found guilty of shooting toward Laura Ratliff with a .38 automatic and fleeing with the $15 watch. Gaskin had been arrested after a nighttime disturbance at Parkview Lunch on Kivett Drive.
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Charles King
Winston
Byron Haworth
Willie Gaskin
Leonard Street
Laura Ratliff
Morgen Street
Gaskin
Parkview
Kivett Drive
Captains Named for High Point Appeal Drive
Arthur Kirkman announces captains and sub divisions for the 1959 High Point Appeal. Mrs I Paul Ingle and Jake Froelich Jr lead the professional and special gifts division with Dr Jack Lynch and Mrs Alex Rankin Jr as team captains. George Covington lists supporters from schools government hospital staff and armed forces. Goal is 250774 with a campaign window Sept 23 to Oct 7 urging one hour s pay monthly per employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kirkman
I. Paul Ingle
Jake Froelich Jr
Ingle
Jack Lynch
Alex Rankin Jr
Jim Randall
Charles Simmons
Alton Stanford
R. V. Spracklin
W. C. Sheloff
P. V. Kirkman
George Covington
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dean Pruette
T. E. Hinson
Lake Crowe
Bob Griffin
High Point College
Harold Conrad
Arthur Williams
James H. Blair
Dave McBrayer
Joe Dobson
Ralph Miller
W. M. Surratt
W. R. Peters
David Hodgin
Ethel Kirkman
W. L. York
High
Prayer text from Ohio minister at First United Presbyterian
A short prayer by George A. Martin of Steubenville Ohio from First United Presbyterian Church asks God to reveal humans as clay vessels yet hold a treasure in the gospel. It expresses humility, faith in Christ’s name, and gratitude for the gospel’s power to lift transform and heal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Martin
Steubenville
Ohio
First United Presbyterian Church
School- Age Home For Child Aims To Aid Agencies
Reading is limited due to OCR garble but the fragment indicates a story about a school age child home and agency interest in placement or adoption. No clear names or dates are readable.
Adoption help for school age children offered by Greensboro society
The Children's Home Society at 740 Chestnut St Greensboro urges wider adoption for older children and explains the process. Each family gets a caseworker a medical exam and expert legal guidance. Adoption typically takes 12 to 15 months with counseling and post placement support, all free.
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Children’s Home Society
Chestnut St
Greensboro
North Carolina
High Point United Appeal
Utilities Bond Vote Date Set for High Point
High Point officials set October 20 as the bond election date to decide up to 9 million dollars in bonds for water sewer and electrical system expansions tied to areas to be annexed January 1 The 3 propositions total 9 000 000 with city tax impacts and possible pay as you go adjustments.
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High Point
City Hall
U Up
Bristol Street
Bristol
Councilmen Hear Flood and Traffic Pleas in High Point
Two citizen groups petitioned High Point officials for action. Gordon Street residents asked curb and widen the street and pave with Powell Bill funds to handle 267 daily vehicles. Harmon Street residents urged culvert replacement after a Sept 6 flood backed water onto lawns. petitions referred to the city manager and public works for study.
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High Point
Gordon Street
Harmon Street
Petiode
T. E. Hinson
Hinson
Public Works
Weather Update Forecast Cool Wave from Hudson Bay Arrives Thursday
Forecasters at the Friendship Weather Station predict a cool air mass from the Hudson Bay area arriving Thursday. Expect mild afternoon with clouds, cool nights, and occasional rain tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures range from 54 to 74 with a 56 low tonight and a 65 high Wednesday.
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Friendship
Hudson's Bay Area
Canada
Bid Opening Set Tomorrow On Joint Building Project
Guilford County officials schedule a joint bid opening tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Greensboro for a city and county building project with firms R K Stewart and Son and Graham and Son. The event follows a council meeting that adjourned to review alternative construction features and budgets.
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R. K. Stewart and Son
Jomorrow
High Point
R. Graham and Son
Guilford County
Greensboro
Lexington
Statesville
Durham
Point City Hall
Police Administration
Han
Enterprise Carriers Compete For European Trip Prize
The Enterprise announces a contest for carriers to win a 10 day trip to Europe and serve as junior reporter. Points reward new customers and timely payments, with bonus prizes including trips to Fort Bragg Newspaper Bay Day and a Redskins game.
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Enterprise
Europe
Encamee
Enterprise Management Today
Ft. Bragg
Eagle Scouts Honor Youths at Boy Scout Court of Honor
Steve Hyman and Ronnie Taylor received Eagle Scout ranks at a Boy Scout Court of Honor held at First Methodist Church last night. Steve, 15, and Ronnie, 14, are sons of local families and members of Troop 55. Other awards included Star Scout David Montgomery and First/Second Class recognitions, with Merit Badges earned by several scouts.
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Steve Hyman
Ronnie Taylor
First Methodist Church
Steve
Samuel Hyman
Edgedale
Ronnie
Ian
James Montgomery
David Montgomery
Joe Gray
David
David Tuttle
Willie Land
Gerald Litchenberger
Ralph Montgomery
Fire Crews Respond to Multiple Grease Smoke Fires
Overheated grease on an oil stove caused a small blaze at 1219 Cassell St. Firefighters arrived to find the fire out. the home owned by Dr. E C Reitzel and occupied by Richard Hines sustained slight damage and smoke in the kitchen. Earlier, a chimney fire on 305 Church St. and a trash fire on McGuinn Ave near the junior high produced smoke but no damage.
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Cassell St
E. C. Reitzel
Richard Hines
Church St
McGuinn Avenue
Hodges Named to Carolina Confederate Centennial Commission
Hodges will serve on the Carolina Confederate Centennial Commission, taking a role in planning events and activities marking the anniversary of the Confederacy. The appointment reflects recognition of Hodges’ involvement in regional historical initiatives and public history.
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Hodges
Carolina Confederate Centennial Commission
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Joel Dawson
James Jones Jr
Brooks Street
Annie Addison
Hoover Street
Jones
Addison
Haworth
Rosa Mae Perkins
Gordy Street
Mack Davis
Tate Street
Davis
James Crawford
East Street
David Mullins
Allen Jay Section
Wis Scally
W. Frank Vaughn
Garrison Avenue
Route 4
Mullins
Vaughn
Jack Hill
Burling
Larry Smith
Route 1
Jamestown
Jerry Hendrix
W. Green Street
Roger Gist
Winston-Salem
W Terrace
Ashington Park
Gist
Frank Mason
Adop
Bennett Advertising Inc
N. Main St
Dick Behrends
Raymond Loewy
Chicago
Bennett Advertising
Harold C. Bennett
Charlotte
Raleigh
Ken Welch
Tom Hightower
Mallory Street
Wrenn
Hamilton
Louise Avenue
Main
Blain
Consolidated Bus Lines Inc
College Heights
Ellwood Drive
Montlieu Avenue
S. Main Street
Or Street
Springdale Avenue
S. Main
Eagle
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