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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1969

Page

2

Fire Severely Damages Kennedy Hill Market

Midway Curb Market on Highway 29A in Kennedy Hill was badly damaged by a Friday night blaze. Chief A Wright said crews arrived after the fire was well involved. the sales area suffered total loss. Cause undetermined. operators had been repainting. Owner named Clinton Hawks. Firefighters lacked in area hydrants and water-hauling hampered efforts. Local residents are being urged to join Hasty Water Inc to bring piped water to the area. about half of 1000 members have been secured to date. Reverend Lynwood Hubbard said the goal remains to fund a federal loan and begin pipe installation soon.

Midway Curb Market Highway Kennedy Hill A. Wright Clinton Hawks Wright Hasty Water, Inc Lynwood Hubbard Then Church of Christ The Water Organization

Short Circuit Sparks Fires in Thomasville Residence and Taxi

A floor furnace fault sparked a blaze at 506 Julian Ave yesterday at 12 44 pm. A second call at 6 30 pm cited a short circuit in wiring of a taxi in the 800 block of East Main Street. A false alarm arrived at 10 25 pm directing crews to Tremont Street and Culbreth Avenue.

Thomasville Julian Ave E. Main Street Tremont Street Culbreth Avenue

Charlotte Churches Merge to Form United Methodist Church

Two Charlotte churches a predominantly white and a predominantly black congregation will merge on Sunday. Gillespie United Methodist Church will host the new church, with Rev. James E. McCallum of Simpson Memorial United Methodist serving as pastor of the merged group.

Charlotte Gillespie United Methodist Church James E. McCallum Simpson Memorial United Methodist

Thief Steals Hidden Wealth From Home on Moore Ave

A thief entered a home on Moore Avenue while residents were away between 5:45 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. and stole cash, bonds, and checks totaling over $2,000, including a $1,000 check and a $500 bond. The rear door was used, possibly left unlocked or unlocked with a key in a porch closet. Police arrested Carl Thomas Yates in connection with a separate auto tape recorder theft at Reliance Universal Inc. on Prospect Street. a suspect fled after being chased. A bullet hole was found in a Mack Street residence front door and a .25 caliber slug recovered in the kitchen. Willie Mae Byers reported an assault at 5 a.m. on Mack Street after a man entered through a kitchen window and fled when she screamed.

Moore Ave Kearns Tent & Awning Co Carl Thomas Yates Lincoln Drive Reliance Universal, Inc Prospect Street Gary Mounts Thomasville Yates Mount Nathaniel Bridges Mack Street Willie Mae Byers

Piedmont Triad seeks HUD Breakthrough housing plan

Representatives from High Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem presented a unified HUD Breakthrough plan for mass produced low cost housing. Gov. Robert Scott and state officials joined the North Carolina delegation as HUD reviews eight North Carolina applications with a decision due November 19.

Ashington Piedmont Triad Department of Housing and Urban Development High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem Robert Davis Mary Seymour Piedmont Triad Council of Governments Lindsay Cox North Carolina HUD Charlotte Duxham Hickory-Newton Raleigh Fayetteville Florida Tennessee Irvin Aldridge Department of Local Affairs Robert Scott Raleigh-Durham

Rain resumes after long drought in High Point

After a dry spell, umbrellas return as rain continues through the night and into tomorrow in High Point. The weatherman warns to keep the gear handy as the drought breaking rain persists.

High Point

Traffic Mishaps On Slick Streets Leave 7 Injured

A string of Friday and Friday night accidents on rainslicked High Point streets injured seven motorists and led to several charges. Police logged 19 crashes including two-car, three-car, and single-vehicle incidents with injuries not considered serious. Suspects faced charges such as running a red light DUI leaving the scene driving left of center and following too closely. Names include Marion Hardy Bobby Joyce McDuffie Vickie Lambeth Billy Gene Rushing James Richard Hayes Jacquelyn Templeton Frank Mickey Share Brooks Harrelson Charles Osborne Craig Jack Crowder and Henry Kersey.

Asheboro Parks Streets Marion Hardy W. Willis Street Bobby Joyce McDuffie Clay Street Jack Junior Lewis Forrest Avenue Lindsay Westwood Street Jesse Frank Gillean Mocksville Lewis Aud Lewis N. Main Street Vickie Sue Lambeth Thomasville Billy Gene Rushing Winston- Slaem Rushing Lambeth Main Dayton Street James Richard Hayes W. College Drive Jacquelyn Charleson Templeton Frank Mickey Cherkoee Westchester Parkwood Mickey Share Brooks Harrelson Montlieu Avenue Circle Drive Greenwood Avenue Oxford Place Charles Osborne Craig Guilford College Jack McKeithan Crowder Walker Street Henry Alston Kersey Kivett Drive

Milton Babbitt to Lecture at High Point College

Internationally known composer Milton Babbitt will lecture at High Point College on Monday in Memorial Auditorium at 10 a.m. The free talk, on The Production and Perception of Electronic Music, is sponsored by the Piedmont University Center, bringing scholars to area colleges each year.

Milton Babbitt High Point College Babbitt Memorial Auditorium Piedmont University Center

Rain And Cool Is Prediction For Weekend

Weather watchers at Friendship forecast rain and cool temperatures today through Sunday. Rain chance around 80 percent tonight with daytime highs in the high 50s and nights falling to the upper 50s. More than an inch of rain has fallen in the Piedmont, and similar totals are reported statewide.

Piedmont

CEO Official Backs Away In Food Boycott Project

Guilford County residents push for lower meat and produce prices through the Guilford County Concerned Citizens on Food Prices. EOC executive director Charles Davis stresses unofficial staff support and seeks guidance from the EOC board while maintaining client contact. Davis urges awareness of the national price problem and notes the EOC aids budgeting and decision making for residents. Leaders have sent letters to chain stores and local grocers urging action to reduce prices, with High Point leaders calling for immediate moves if chains do not act.

Greensboro Guilford County Concerned Citizens Guilford County Economic Opportunity Council Charles Davis EOC Davis High Point Ralph Johns Federal Building EOC Board of Directors

Brick and Mortar Groundbreaking At Commerce Corner

Ground breaking Friday for a $600,000 five story white brick office and commercial building at Commerce and Wrenn streets. Worth Loflin, Mayor Robert Davis and Herman Bernard attend. Two floors already leased. ground floor tenant still sought. A four story base is planned with a fifth added if demand rises.

Commerce and Wrenn Worth Loflin Robert Davis Herman Bernard

High Point Man Freed In Appeal

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals freed Ross Joseph Grier of High Point North Carolina who was convicted for failing to report for induction into the military. The reversal cited the draft board’s failure to reopen the case amid new evidence and noted his deferment as a college student followed by a 1-A reclassification in January 1967.

Richmond 4Th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals High Point N.C U.S. Middle District Court Ross Joseph Grier Draft Board Grier

Building Permits Total 258856 In High Point

New houses and business improvements dominated the week for the city Inspection Division with a total of 258856 dollars in permits. Freeman Hill issued five business permits totaling 100000 and three houses at 121000 plus 48 roofing permits 18741 and 10 fencing permits 3762. Additional dwellings repairs and improvements specified, including a 7500 ware house and 10000 storage shed. New houses include 26000 Longcreek Road 75000 Forest Hill Drive 18000 Dover Street.

Freeman Hill Samet Construction Co Kettering Road High Point Blair Park S. Main Street Dixon, Hauser and Odum Lindsay Street E. C. Cummings W. Green Drive Greensboro Road Jerry Shaver Longcreek Road Thad Melnnis Forest Hill Drive Harrigan and Dawkins Dover Street

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