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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1964
Page
11
Forecasters at Friendship report continued cloudy skies with little temperature change. Today’s high around 74, tonight’s low about 63, and Tuesday’s high near 75, following a 63 degree low last night.
Greensboro area committee on air mail improvement formed by NPADA meets in about ten days. Chairman Charles T. Kivett says the panel represents about a million people in seven counties Alamance Caswell Chatham Davidson Guilford Randolph and Rockingham and will study delays up to three days in air mail service. Chambers of commerce were asked to designate representatives.
New signal lights at the Main Salem Randolph intersection in Thomasville will start at 1 p.m. today. The state city and Southern Railway joint project directs east west traffic on Main while cross tracks traffic on Salem and Randolph stops for trains. The system integrates with the railroad signal network at the crossing center of town.
Archdale resident David R. Stafford, 21, extradited from West Virginia, faces an indictment for breaking and entering and larceny tied to a July 10 Manor Craft Furniture Store theft using a forged check issued in the name of W. S. Creech. Bond set at 500 dollars. Also charged were three men with affray, several cited for reckless driving, and a 200 dollar bond for Steve Hilton. Weekend traffic wrecks injured four. one driver cited for speeding. two-car collision on Millis and Taylor streets caused minor injuries.
Two fire trucks responded at 9 15 a m to Fli Back Co on W Green Drive. Firemen were on scene briefly as sparks from a motor ignited a solvent pan. No damage estimate yet. Weekend calls included a false alarm and a sprinkler system defect.
Postmaster Walter York announced a new simplified Parcel Post guide is available at the High Point area post office. The concise handbook, prepared after Senate oversight, aims to assist customers with parcel rates and procedures.
Jim Lavasque of Greensboro won the 75 target skeet shoot in Randleman. Winners listed include Richard Johnson of Randleman in Class AAA, Van Chamberlain in Class C, and Jim Coble in Class B with no contenders in that class.
The 15th annual Lowe reunion is scheduled for Sunday at Oak Hill Drive. Organizers invite relatives and former neighbors to attend and reconnect.
The Williard property rezoning case from residential to industrial park began in High Point with a private pre trial conference. Attorneys debated whether the matter will go to a jury or be decided by the judge and reporters noted involvement of several councilmen as potential witnesses.
The High Point Human Relations Commission resumes a new year with full strength and reappointments. The group plans to focus on Negro job training and employment, marking a shift from its first year which was mainly in existing programs.
Presidents from four North Carolina church related colleges travel to Charlotte on September 22 to seek support from industries for the North Carolina Foundation of Church Related Colleges. Seena Sater will discuss securing financial aid for private church related colleges.
The U S Army Special Warfare School will hold Cherokee Trail IV end of course maneuvers in Uwharrie National Forest from Oct 4 to 15. The mock Pineland conflict includes 235 U S officers and 47 allied officers with air support from Eglin and Fort Campbell units and participation by Ft Benning troops.
A 15 year old girl missing since last Friday was located early today at a relative's residence in Chapel Hill. Police say information is limited but she was reportedly at her grandfather's house with several male companions. Her relative will return her to Thomasville today.
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