Foreign Students Visit High Point for Hospitality Tour
A group of 42 Western European students and their American leader Ruth Altman arrive in High Point for a one day visit. Sponsored by the High Point Exchange Club Central Christian Church and the High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce the tour aims to show how American families live. The itinerary includes tours of hosiery and furniture industries and a luncheon hosted by the Civitan clubs for 20 students before an evening of family introductions. The group departs Wednesday morning for Washington DC after a stay in Miami.
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Western Europe
High Point
Ruth Altman
United States
The
Association For World Travel Exchange
High Point Exchange Club
Central Christian Church
High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce
Civitans
Miami
Washington, D. C
Camporee Draws About 400 Boys at Camp Uwharrie
About 400 boys from High Point and Thomasville attended the camporee last Friday at Camp Uwharrie. Troop 4 of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, led by Scoutmaster Chase Lassiter, won 144 points and the blue ribbon. Red ribbon winners from Thomasville area included Troops 100 160 and 107 plus several church units. Ribbons and camporee insignias will be awarded at the district meeting October 15 at the Senior High School cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Uwharrie
B. W. Hackney ,Jr
High Point
Thomasville
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Hackney
Chase Lassiter
Mills Home
Memorial Methodist Church
Hickory Chapel Stredaren Methodist Church
Jamestown Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Arch
First Evangelia and Reformed Church
Calvary Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Fair Grove Methodist Church
Calvary Reformed Cares
Emmanuel Reformed
Grace Lutheran Church
Uee
Deaths and Funerals TOM BYERLY and ANNA LEE SWAIM
Funeral services for Tom Byerly 55 of Route 6 Winston-Salem were held at Shady Grove Methodist Church with Rev. C Frank Pennigar and Rev. T C Vaughn presiding. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Mrs Anna Lee Tomlinson Swaim 76 of Trinity Street Ext died Friday at City Memorial Hospital and funeral services were at Springfield Friends Meeting with Rev David O Stanfield and Rev John K Miller officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Byerly
Thomasville
Route 6
Winston-Salem
Shady Grove
Swaim Thomasville
Anna Lee Tomlinson Swaim
Springfield
Swaim
Everett S. Swaim Sr
Trinity Street Ext
City Memorial Hospital
Rain Likely Through Week With Scattered Showers
Local observers forecast considerable cloudiness and scattered thundershowers tonight and Tuesday. Wednesday turns warm with more showers. last night's low of 67 degrees likely to repeat tonight. Highs near normal with rising Tuesday. rainfall about one inch mainly Wednesday and Thursday and possibly Saturday.
Miss Macomson Dies After Critical Illness
Miss Ray Macomson 76 of 303 Lindsay St died at High Point Memorial Hospital at 6 35 am after five years of decline. A Cherokee County S C native, she taught in county schools after Limestone College, lived in High Point 23 years operating a guest house, and belonged to First Baptist Church and the Daughters of the American Revolution. Survived by four nieces and five nephews. funeral Tuesday at Sechrest Chapel with burial in Oakland Cemetery Gaffney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Macomson
Lindsay St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Miss Macomson
Cherokee County
S. C
Edwin P
Nancy Montgomery Macomson
Limestone ‘College
Gaffney
High Point
First Baptist Church
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hugh R. Cannon
Macomson
Margaret Macomson
Harry Ellerbe
Spartanburg
Hartsville
Vernon M. Shell
Arden
N. C
Edwin 0. Macomson
Jim
Perry Macomson
Shelby
Wright Macomson
Charlotte
Sechrest Chapel
J. E. Rawlinson
Oakland Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Molotov Greets Slav Mission in Outer Mongolia Visit
Soviet leader Molotov, once ousted as foreign minister, welcomed a Yugoslav mission in Ulan Bator during a goodwill visit. He had served as ambassador to Mongolia after a Kremlin reshuffle and was among officials greeting the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Tito
Outer Mongolia
Molotov
Ulan Bator
Mongolia
Kremlin
Sunday Shutdown Ordered for New England Industries Plant
Officials of New England Industries ordered the Trinity Road plant to halt Sunday operations after residents reported loud noise from lumber pulverizing machines used for coreboard products. Police received about six calls. City Manager T F E Hinson said the plant would stay closed until midnight yesterday. The company, operating since last year, had run Sundays on a partial basis. management described the noise as their hog noise. The city cited an excessive noise ordinance, seeking a settlement without bitterness, though a sustained no-Sunday rule could hinder the firm’s plans due to the uninterrupted efficiency of the equipment.
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New England Industries, Inc
Trinity Road
T. F E. Hinson
New England
Dale Johnson
Hinson
City Hall
Johnson
Church Sets Honor Court For Scouts
Several boys will receive merit badges and two scouts will advance to Star awards. June Carrick earns second class, Hal Sink receives Life Scout, while Spencer Johnston and Randy Flynt advance to Star. Readies list includes Roger Kimmons Charles Southard Jimmy Walser Ronald Jarrett Chuck PaPrade Coy Willard David Cook Dick Campbell Randy Flynt Jerry Freedle Robert Friesinger Da vid Hucks Tommy Daugherty Darrell Ferguson Jerry Wood Chuck Ritchie Spencer Johnston Barry Schulthiess Larry Craven Dwain Rowe Hal Sink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Kimmons
Charles Southard
Jimmy Walser
Ronald Jarrett
Chuck PaPrade
Coy Willard
David Cook
Dick Campbell
Randy Flynt
Steve DeLappe
Jerry Freedle
Robert Friesinger
David Hucks
Tommy Daugherty
Darrell Ferguson
Jerry Wood
Chuck Ritchie
Spencer Johnston
Barry Schulthiess
Larry Craven
Dwain Rowe
Hal Sink
June Carrick
Spinal Meningitis Claims Life Of Year-Old Boy
Eugene Morris aged one died at 8 p.m. in Lexington Memorial Hospital after a spinal meningitis diagnosis. His three year old brother Robert Craig was hospitalized in Winston-Salem Baptist Hospital with no diagnosis yet. Surviving relatives include parents Clarence Cleve Morris and Meriel Towery Morris, grandparents W. R. Morris Erlanger Bill Towery Bessie Towery, and great grandparents Jim Hogan Candor. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Lexington
Eugene Morris
Clarence Cleveland
Meriel Towery Morris
Erlanger
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Robert Craig
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Eugene
W. R. Morris
Bill Towery
High Point
Bessie Towery
Reeds
Jim Hogan
Candor
Ex Jamestown Resident Mrs Williams Injured in Collision
A former Route 1 Jamestown resident, Mrs Nancy Warner Williams of Greensboro, suffered a broken leg rib fractures and numerous cuts in a motor vehicle crash between Charlotte and Rock Hill. She had leg surgery Saturday and doctors hope transfer to Greensboro hospital may occur later if she improves.
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Jamestown
York County
Rock Hill
S. C
Nancy Warner Williams
Gentry Street
Greensboro
Charlotte
Jury Session Opens Tuesday for Municipal Court
A week long jury session begins tomorrow at 9 30 a m in Municipal Court with about 30 criminal actions. The docket includes five assault cases and 15 drunken driving charges, plus hit and run impersonating an officer larceny gambling and slander counts.
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Municipal Court
Waldorf landlord held on murder charge in roomer slaying
Curtis Paul Ingle, 38, jailed on a murder charge after a dispute over rent led to the shotgun death of Clarence Lee Maynard 27 of North Carolina. Maynard, who had moved from Candler, brandished a butcher knife during the quarrel.
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Waldorf, Md
North Carolina
Curtis Paul Ingle
Clarence Lee Maynard
Maynard
Waldorf
Candler
N.C
Talent Hunt Auditions Set by High Point Club
The High Point Woman's Club announces Tar Heel Talent Search auditions for North Carolina residents aged 12 or older. Saturday's events begin at 9 a.m. at the Senior High School with a 1 p.m. finals and judging by a point system. Entrants must submit entries to Tar Heel Talent Search, High Point, by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
C. G. Mackintosh
North Carolina
Money Located Under Car Seat After Theft Probe
Sheriff deputies say Jimmy Freeman of Taylor Street recovered eighty two dollars he reported stolen during an evening of entertainment. Freeman initially led them to three men, then changed his story to say the money was found behind his car seat.
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Sheriff's Deputies Oo
Jimmy Freeman
Taylor Street
Freeman
MacArthur Statue Unveiled In Inchon Korea
A 12 foot bronze statue of Gen Douglas MacArthur was unveiled yesterday at Inchon a west coast port where his U N army made a famous landing seven years ago President Syngman Rhee praised the landing as a memorable feat in warfare The statue cost 70000 funded by government officials civic leaders and Korean donors MacArthur was invited but could not attend.
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Inchon
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
U.N
Synghman Rhee
MacArthur
Milwaukee businessman dies at 62
John R. Padesky, 62, vice president of Electric Auto-Lite Corp and general manager of its La Crosse plant, died Saturday. He was born in La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John R. Padesky
Electric Auto-Lite Corp
la Crosse
Wis
Weekend Hit and Run Arrests Reported in City
Two hit-and-run cases dominated weekend police reports. Edward P. Powers, 27, of Oakwood Court Apts, charged with hit-and-run and improper license after colliding with Roland C. Waggner on Hoskins and Gordon streets, fled then was captured Saturday night. Bond set at 350 dollars. preliminary hearing planned in Municipal Court. A second hit-and-run case involved James R. Milleway, 28, of Radio Tower Road, who drove from a Long Street crash into a parked car owned by William F. Smith. damages estimated at 450 dollars to vehicles and 50 dollars to the porch. Milleway faces driving without a license and total bond of 500 dollars. hearing in Municipal Court.
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Edward P. Powers
Powers
Oakwood Court Apts
Roland C. Waggner
Route 1
Hoskins
Gordon Streets
Charlotte Allon
James R. Milloway
Long Street
Milloway
Radio Tower Road
William F. Smith
Smith
Milleway
Aon
Woodrow Stack
W. Broad Street
Marion Joyce
Emerywood Court Apts
Charles Craven
Hood Street
George W. Meindl
Russell Street
Art History night class added at High Point College
A new non credit bearing or credit seeking night course titled Art History has been added to the first semester offerings at High Point College. Dean Harold E. Conrad announced the class aimed at teachers and qualified students. Instructor Raeford Porter outlined lectures and slides covering East Asian art and European Mannerist works with noted and lesser known artists throughout the course. The preliminary meeting is tonight at 7 in room 4 of the music and art building behind the HPC Memorial Auditorium. Contact Dean Conrad for details.
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High Point College
Harold E. Conrad
Stu
Raeford Porter
Porter
India
China
Japan
Giotto
Rembrandt
Michaelangelo
Giregione
Reynolds
Turner
Monet
van de Renoir
Lautrec
HPC Memorial Auditorium
Dean Conrad
Construction Pace Slower Last Week
City building inspector's office reports total construction permits valued at 92000 for the week a drop from the prior period. No new business permits issued. six new residential permits totaling 81200 issued to Cecil for 18000 and Mendenhall Moore and E E Younts er for 3700. Non residential repairs valued at 2300 and residential repairs at 8500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Cecil
Mendenhall-Moore
E. E. Yountser
Lewis Elected To Office In Presbytery
Carlyle B. Lewis of High Point was installed as first vice president of the fall rally of the Men of Orange Presbytery at First Presbyterian Church in Greensboro. G. Gilmer Phipps of McLeansville was elected president. Governor Luther Hodges spoke, and Dr. T Henry Patterson performed the installation after an informal dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Carlyle B. Lewis
High Point
Men of Orange Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
G. Gilmer Phipps
Route 1
McLeansville
Luther Hodges
T. Henry Patterson
Presbytery
Prayer for TORYDAY by Kirby Page
A devotional prayer invokes God to deepen vision of creation among Black and White people, the privileged and denied, and to widen concern for all relatives in the name of a brother and savior. The author is Kirby Page of La Habra, California, an evangelist and writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Page
la Habra
Calif
ASC Names Committee Nominees For Rural Stabilization Program
The rural Stabilization and Conservation Program begins with submitted slates of nominees. County ASC Election Board sets Oct 8 polling hours from 8 am to 6 pm at designated polling places. Nominees include Paul Smith Dale Stack A J Stephens Friendship L H Allison Dave Hodgin Burnie Hunter C L Inman R M Joyce Alton Lewis Guy McLellan Francis Marbert L Pharis Charles S Rockey High Point Staley Bodenheimer S R Clinard Kelvin Davis H C Gordon Howard Joyce C Claude Kimrey J D Motsinger W W Motsinger Wayne Swaim Elmo Welch Bundy Austin Hendricks D J Hendricks Jr J S Kenan Frank Meyers D D Moon W W Shackelford Sam Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC Election Board
Paul Smith
Dale Stack
A. J. Stephens
L. H. Allison
Dave Hodgin
Burnie Hunter
C. L. Inman
R. M. Joyce
Alton Lewis
Guy McLellan
Francis Marbert
L. Pharis
Charles S. Rockey
High Point
Staley Bodenheimer
S. R. Clinard
Kelvin Davis
H. C. Gordon
Howard Joyce
C. Claude Kimrey
J. D. Motsinger
W. W. Motsinger
Wayne Swaim
Elmo Welch
Bundy
Austin Hendricks
D. J. Hendricks Jr
J. S. Kenan
Frank Meyers
Initial Meeting of Great Books Group Tonight
Neal Austin of the High Point Public Library announced the first Great Books Discussion Group meeting tonight at 8 in the library’s audio-visual room. No advance prep or fees required. the aim is self-betterment and education through participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Austin
High Point Public Library
Austin
Crawford Dies Former FDA Commissioner Charles W Crawford
Charles W. Crawford aged 68 died yesterday in San Francisco. He served as commissioner of the U S Food and Drug Administration from 1950 to his retirement in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles W. Crawford
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
High Point Bank Debits Rise 4 Percent in Eight Months
August debits in High Point edge down 2 percent from a year ago but the city posts a 4 percent gain for the first eight months of the year. North Carolina cities show varied results with Greensboro and Asheville posting gains while Winston-Salem and Durham drop. The district totals reflect a 6 percent year to date rise.
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High Point
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
North Carolina
Wilson
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Kinston
Raleigh
Greensboro
Charlotte
Durham
Win
Reserve Bank
Minor Hurts Suffered By Pedestrian After Car Collision
A 16 year old pedestrian Leonard sitio Seaneenasiie eaten Sodio ran between two parked cars into a moving vehicle on Leonard Street at 1 30 p m. The injured man was Harry Lee Gray who suffered bruises to his right shoulder. The car driver was Will James 64 of E High Street. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Sitio Seaneenasiie
Harry Lee Gray
Leonard Street
Young Gray
Will James
E. High Street
Route 3
Maurice Deal
Deal
Nathan Hunt
S. Main Street
Bobby J. Motley
Thomasville
Motley
Thomasville Man Draws Term For Shoplifting
Thomasville carnival worker John Harris Coggin, 40, was sentenced to 30 days in Virginia for shoplifting a $2.19 ladies home permanent set from Martinsville store. He allegedly took the item, returned demanding a refund, and was detained after a clerk alerted his employer and officers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
John Harris Coggin
Virginia
Martinsville
Coggin
U S Moves Into New Air Base
U S airmen moved into the first of four large bases in Spain near Madrid to house atomic jet bombers. The 62 million dollar Torrejón base features a 13400 foot runway the longest in Europe with capacity for 4000 airmen and 500 officers and underground ammunition storage. Planes and crews from the 16th Air Force will relocate from Getafe for training and operations.
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Torrejon
Spain
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Madrid
Europe
16Th Air Force
Getafe
U.S. Strategic Air Command
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Jamesville
Sansae
Linda Richards
Perry
Janet Teague
Church
Williams
Lewis
Toryday
ASC Names Committee
Great Books Group
C. W. Crawford
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