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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1953

Page

9

Lennon Outlines Conservative Vision In State

North Carolina Senator Alton A. Lennon addressed Associated Industries in High Point praising industry, defending limited government, and outlining foreign aid limits. He urged economy without harming national security, criticized synthetic rubber plant sales, and lauded Senator Byrd in fiscal matters while stressing commitment to preserving freedom at home.

U. S. Senate North Carolina Alton A. Lennon Associated Industries High Point Sheraton Lennon Alton Lennon Senate Umstead Willis Smith Kirkman O. Arthur Kirkman Robert S. Quigley Sen. Lennon John K. Slear Washington Sen Huey Clyde R. Hoey Air Force Gernag Italy New England Byrd Secretary of the Treasury America

Fireworks Withheld At Opening Of High Point Fair

Aerial fireworks were withheld at the High Point Fair opening after the death of Rev. Hughey C. Miller who lived near Welch Field. Fair secretary T. Potts explained the plan to distribute the quota over the remaining nights to enhance displays as judging of hundreds of exhibits continued and the week began with a "good opening day."

Hughey C. Miller Welch Field T. ©. Potts

News of Colored People CLUB NOTICE

The Ever Ready Club meets with Mrs. Nora Bynum on Day St Thursday at 8 p.m. A camp meeting will be held in Clarksville on the 4th Sunday with a bus leaving 217 Beamon St at 7 a.m. Mrs. Bessie McNeil is in charge of arrangements.

Nora Bynum Clarksville Beamon St Bessie McNeil

J Clinard Plans Departure From Fourth Ward Council

Council must search for a replacement as John Clinard moves from the fourth ward to new residence in about six to eight months. He will vacate his seat triggering appointment of a mayor pro tem and a new council member to complete the unexpired term.

John Clinard Clinard Cty Tharine Kir C. A. Lewis George Covington Montreal Canada

Grass Fire reported at Sunrise and Sullivan Streets

A grass fire at the Sunrise and Sullivan Street corner yesterday morning at 11 45 sent the city fire department to the scene. Officials reported no damage from the blaze.

Thomasville Sunrise Sullivan Sts

Methodists Arrive For Conference In City

About 1000 Methodists from the Western North Carolina Conference began arriving for the annual meeting at Wesley Memorial Church. The five day conference opens with a memorial service led by Bishop Costen J. Harrell.

Western North Carolina Wesley Memorial Church Costen J. Harrell Charlotte

Cool Tonight Expected With 42 Degree Low

The weatherman warns of a much cooler night with a low of 42 degrees and continued cool days ahead. Expect daytime highs near the mid-70s and clear skies with no rain, after a 74 degree high today and 76 tomorrow. Last night dropped to 51 degrees.

Hayworth Methodists Begin Two Week Revival

Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church at Newton and Meadow Streets launches a two week revival with 7 30 p m services tonight and nightly through October 4. The Rev W C Levin pastor announces visiting minister Rev Leslie D Wilcox of Central South Carolina college church. Music directed by Rev Hoover F E Smith of Rose Hill Wesleyan Methodist Church.

Hoover FE. Smith Rose Hill Wesleyan Methodist Church

Furniture markets face pressure over two yearly shows

National retailers debate Chicago expansion and two annual shows in April and October. Southern manufacturers resist abolishing regional markets while seeking balance between costs and access to suppliers. Chicago plans a fixed schedule for 1954 1955 with long range aims and industry figures push to keep Southern markets.

National d@ays Home Furnishings Group Chicago National Retail Dry Goods Association Home Furnishings Committee Retailing Daily

Thomasville Police Chief Returns to Duty After IACP Visit

Thomasville Police Chief Paul M. Shore resumed duties after attending the International Association of Chiefs of Police meeting in Detroit. He described the convention as one of the best he has attended and noted it was held at the Statler Hotel from Monday to Thursday last week. Shore also referenced last year’s meeting in California.

Thomasville Paul M. Shore International Association of Chiefs of Police Detroit Chief Shore Statler Hotel Shore California

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. I Igley Associated Industries Presidnt Amos R. Kearns The State Board of Conservation and Development J. Clinard Council John Hoyle Jr Marion M. T. Hipps Bishop Harrell C. E Trict C. W. Kirby Gastonia Herman F. Duncan Greensboro J. C. Cornette Salisbury Ralph Taylor Statesville Methodists Weatcemorial Church Fagan Thom Norwood Methodist Arch Birmingham Ala Harrell Asbury College Brevard College Board of Ministerial Training and Qualifications Emory University of Missions United States Minis Hayworth Methodists Enterprise Lacy High Nancy Lamb Mary Lynda Eagle Shirley Murrow Barbara Grace Oak View T. G. Kivett of Jamestown G. W. Dawson Route 10 Southern Schedule Stoe
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