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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1959

Page

13

Vaccine supply improves but age limits remain

Dr. J E Slate notes the health department now vaccinates children through 19 and pregnant women, with only those over 19 excluded from free shots. Private doctors report no shortage. school enrollment resumes as most children have started the series. A third polio case is reported in Guilford County, none had received Salk vaccine.

J. E. Slate County Board of Health Health Department Slate Slater Dean Pruitte Pruette High Point Guilford County

Two Wrecks Boost City's Accident Toll

A night and morning crash spree adds to September totals with James D. Starnes charged for failure to yield at a Johnson and E Lexington Ave intersection injuring Irma Boles Wood and Mary Smith and Bobby Day Smith with $600 in damages. A 1955 car driven by Lloyd A Joyce knocked down two power poles, injuring passenger Dugan KE Chapel and Joyce charged with exceeding a safe speed.

James D. Starnes Irma Boles Wood Long Street Starnes Johnson E. Lexington Avenue Mary Smith Bobby Day Smith N. Main St Lloyd A. Joyce Asheboro Street Dugan KE Chapel 16 Thomasville Joyce

Revival Series Starts Tonight at First Pilgrim Church

Revival services at the First Pilgrim Holiness Church in Thomasville begin at 7 30 tonight and run through Sunday week. Leader is Rev K J Phillips of Detroit a North Carolina native. MusicDirected by Mr and Mrs Blake with church pastor Rev L L Lang inviting the public to nightly services on Randolph Street.

Thomasville First Pilgrim Holiness Church K. J. Phillips Detroit Mich North Carolina Blake First Pilgrim L. L. Lang Randolph Street

Sunny Skies as Autumn Arrives in Carolinas

Warm fall weather dominates as 84 degrees is forecast for today and tomorrow in the Carolinas. Tonight will drop to 57. The High Point area expects a high near 79 and a low near 55 for this time of year. Showers are possible Friday and Saturday with up to one inch of rain, more near the coast.

Carolinas High Point

Autopsy Awaited in Northcott Death in North Carolina

Sheriff reports autopsy for Guy B. Northcott 51 of High Point will take about a week. Death followed a head injury from a wreck and a fight on U S 52 near Pilot Mountain. Fred W. Simmons may face open murder charges for allegedly inflicting injuries and fleeing in Northcott s car toward Mount Airy. Edna Huffman suffered minor injuries. More details on page seven B.

Stokes County Sherriff's Department Guy B. Northcott Park Street High Point Sherriff Danbury Baptist Hospital Northcott Pilot Mountain U. S. 52 Fred W. Simmons Trinity Avenue Simmons Forrest Avenue Mount Airy Edna Huffman Prospect Street Huffman

Hopeful Candidates Circulate for 1960 County Board Seats

High Point area political leaders eye a county board race in 1960 with W G Ragsdale Jr likely to retire. Names circulating include Dave Neill former High Point mayor George Covington and Lynwood Smith with party dynamics affecting the outcome.

High Point Greensboro Jamestown Dave Neill Neill Carson Bain Charles Hunt Sidney Allen Allen George Covington Covington

Ribbons Awarded at High Point Fair Exhibits

Eight judges spent the day judging hundreds of entries in the High Point Fair exhibit building. Ribbon winners were named across many divisions including Farm and Field, Canned Goods, Needle Work, Breads Cakes and Candies, and 4H Club Girls. Cattle judging continues today with judges and floral exhibit judges cited.

Brown Summit H. M. Garrison Orvie Hayworth Robert N. Sharpe Norman Sharpe James F. Jobe Greensboro Oscar Bevill Howard Swaim Lynda Eagle Wade McMasters Numa Ray Shreve Julia Carter M. N. Rothrock Winston - Salem Carl Swaim C. M. Ivey Gibsonville Wayne Swaim C. L. Swaim John Phillips Bessie Swaim Hobart M. Garrison W. H. Albertson Trinity C. M. Borum Frances McMasters G. L. Bason Dewey Bulla Howard Sampson Guilford Canned Goods Margaret Alphin Walkertown N. D. Edwards M. L. Hedgecock Ricks Sink M. Newsome Thomasville John Marshall Jane Marshall R. A. Meadows

Murder charge expected in McGuire death case

A Davidson County deputy faces a murder warrant over fatal injuries suffered by 29 year old Marvin Booster McGuire after his April 26 arrest. Family members say the beating was not accidental and allege a political whitewash while pursuing potential Superior Court indictment.

Davidson County Prospect Street Marvin McGuire State Bureau of Investigation M. L. McGuire Bobbie English Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Lexington Davidson Porter

High Point Guards Promoted in North Carolina National Guard

Governor Hodges announces three High Point natives receive promotions in the North Carolina Army National Guard. William Hughes becomes chief warrant officer, James Jarrett earns second lieutenant, and Phillip Farlow advances to second lieutenant. All are graduates of High Point High School and connected to High Point via residence and work. Hughes is a watchmaker, Jarrett a Western Electric illustrator, and Farlow operates a plumbing heating and air conditioning business.

Luther H. Hodges North Carolina Army National Guard William Calvin Hughes Edgewood Ave James Edward Jarrett Culler St Phillip Wayne Farlow William and Mary Apartments High Point High Point High School Hughes Jarrett Farlow National Guard 252Nd Artillery Ft. Bragg Western Electric Co Winston-Salem High Point College The 540Th Field Artillery Batta- Transportation Boro

Strike at Kay Still on Strike At Kay

The Kay Manufacturing Co strike enters its fourth week with no clear path to settlement. Mediation in Raleigh failed to produce concessions as both sides remained inflexible. Plant Manager Martin Tuska cited arbitration gains but rejected wage or dues demands despite partial production resumed.

Kay Manufacturing Co Raleigh Martin Tuska Tuska

Rose Show Set for October 8 at McCrary Building

The Rose Society will hold a rose show in the McCrary Recreation Building on North Street this Thursday October 8. C W McCrary and Dr E B Cannon serve as co chairmen for the event.

Dolph Rose Society McCrary Recreation Building North Street C. W. McCrary E. B. Cannon

Prayer for T SDAY from Dudley Strain in Lubbock

A concise prayer petitioning heavenly guidance and righteousness. The text thanks God for life and asks for a constant hunger for righteousness, urging assistance to tackle hard tasks and seek divine help through Jesus Christ.

Heavenly Father Jesus Christ Dudley Strain Lubbock Tex First Christian Church

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High Point Enterprise Mt. Airy Enterprise City County Board of Commissioners W. G. Ragsdale Jr Lloyd Amos Ragsdale Chamber of Commerce Lynwood Smith Farmers Grange Centre Guilford Oak View Mt. Vernon Madison McLeansville Sedgefield F. G. Coltrane John C. Henderson F. S. Wall Cc. M. Ivey Fred Sowers Greens M. Borum Winston- Salem J. H. Haley Marion Hedgecock Donald Slack Route 1 Bobbie McGuire Bobbie Collett Williams Street Wes G. G. Fletcher H. N. Williard D. L. McSwaim High Point Savings & Trust U. S Cent. Williard Cairman David Cox Victor Faber Charlotte Sherry Warnstaff Sherry Faber City Recreation Department Blair Park Kay Grant Williams United Furniture Workers of America Bloodmobile Armory
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