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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1966
Page
10
Carl Parker was charged last Tuesday with two counts of breaking entering and larceny for alleged Sept. 20 incidents at Cushion Craft Inc. and Mirro-Products on W Green Street. Bond set at $1000.
High Point YMCA Adult Program Committee hosts an after game dance for Central High School students and opponents at the YMCA immediately after Friday’s game. The Eradicators from Winston-Salem provide music with refreshments by Leaders Club. Admission charged. attendance limited to students of the two schools and their dates.
THOMASVILLE A new slate of officials was elected at last night's meeting of City Memorial Hospital's board of trustees. Eric Sellers was named chairman W C Boyles vice chairman Stuart Kennedy secretary and Dr W G Smith Sr treasurer. Kennedy and Dr Smith were re elected to their posts. Earlier J C Coreth Sellers and Kennedy were re elected to three year terms as trustees. Sellers succeeds Harry B Finch as chairman who remains on the board.
In Thomasville the police chief stated the dogs in the Wallcliff area are in compliance with city ordinances. A council petition to address the issue led to inspections of the kennel on Rockspring Road, found clean and sanitary by Pound Master Joe Bowers. The owner has cooperated, and checks will continue regularly.
Beginning October 5, High Point executives join an eight week course on Supervisory Leadership. The program, co sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Educational Foundation and North Carolina State University, features Dr George Heaton on TV channel 4.
Oil has been found during exploratory drilling in the Karaikal area of Madras state in southern India, according to L. J. Johnson chairman of the Oil and Natural Gas Commission.
Advertorial style note claims clinical tests show chewing efficiency increases up to 35 percent with FASTEETH alkaline powder. It is said to improve denture comfort odor control and fit without sour taste. See a dentist regularly and buy FASTEETH at drug counters.
A Superior Court jury awarded $27,000 to W. W. Horton in Redevelopment Commission vs. Horton. Four parcels were included in the award as part of urban renewal land disputes. Two other consolidated cases were settled out of court for undisclosed sums. Trials continue on Arthur Lee Eanes vs. Arthur Vincannon and other civil term matters.
Stanley Furniture Co of Stanleytown Virginia has leased 4100 more square feet to display an expanded product line. The firm will have 18000 square feet total and redecorate for the October market with new carpeting wall paneling portable walls and adjustable lighting already installed.
Thomas H. Helms, a Mor ganton native active in Twin City civic affairs, is named assistant vice president of North Carolina National Bank at Winston-Salem. He is married to Vicki Van Liere of High Point. they have two children and live on York Road. The bank also promotes Edward D. Wagner to assistant cashier. he is from Lexington and married to Janice Leonard of Lexington.
High Point College students join with the American Red Cross in a Ditty Bags for Viet Nam drive. Led by Mrs. Charles Probert and aided by Dianne Holt and Dick Lewin, the effort has raised $175 of a $400 goal to fund non perishables like books cigarette cases lighters and pens for U S servicemen. Red Cross will assemble the bags.
High Point Civitan Club members viewed a film and heard comments on the construction industry. William A. Collin, a construction official, said total U S. construction gross last year was 93 billion dollars with about 2 billion from North Carolina.
Seven area students have enrolled this fall for the study of pharmacy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Names include Leslie Eugene Willard Betty Anne White Candice H Brown Dennis R Pearce Charles Rice and Everette M Grayson Jr from local families and Jamestown residents Steve Moore and Don R Daniels.
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