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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1969
Page
32
Randolph Mental Health Assn names Smith as drive chairman for a second year. Local workshops will be matched by state funds. The clinic, open to county citizens, has served 600 patients since October 1966, not counting children.
Mrs. Allen will speak to the Guilford County Unit of the Retired School Personnel at 10 a.m. The Guilford County School Administration Building hosts the meeting with Edna Clapp presiding as president.
Miss Col lis Hill of Thomasville Paul Charlton and Richard Coffey of High Point and Barry Shar rock of Jamestown will be among UNCG choir members on a four state tour starting with a 4 pm Sunday performance at First Presbyterian Church. Dr Richard Cox directs the choral activities at UNCG. The tour includes stops in ville Va and Richmond Va.
President Leo Jenkins of East Carolina University tells Sigma Xi scientists to act politically to help run the new world. He commends their power to change the world and urges a larger role in public affairs.
Thomasville records show Joe L. Stephenson of Marsh Street pleaded guilty to trespassing at Mrs. Roberta Love Lincoln Street home. Judge accepted the plea on a reduced charge of trespassing and fined costs. Other defendants faced costs or jail time on assault and drunken driving charges.
Two wholesale florists will speak to the High Point Florists Assn at its meeting Thursday night at 7 oclock at the Mayfair Cafeteria in Thomasville. John Hanford and Frank Joyce of Hanford's Wholesale Florist will address the group.
AP critic Cynthia Lowry reviews CBS's Spoon River anthology using Edgar Lee Masters stories. Robards and company read epitaphs with humor and pathos, aided by Hal Lynch and Naomi Hirschhorn musical interludes. Aidman shaped the hour. CBS airs against NBC repeats and ABC’s mixed lineup.
A compact list of prime time programs with channel numbers and times. Notable items include CBS News at 6 30 and 7 00 listings for Huntley Brinkley Death Valley Days F Troop and a movie The Grass is Greener. Evening features also include Mister Rogers The Mod Squad It Takes A Thief and 60 Minutes.
A fragmented listing shows a daily television timetable with program titles and times from morning cartoons to evening talk shows and soap operas. Notable entries include Merv Griffin, Jeopardy, The Doctors, Love of Life, and The Beverly Hillbillies amid a dense block of mid 20th century network programming.
A mixed lineup lists 2 Death Valley Days tale of a dying Ute chief and tribal wrath, 12 McHale’s Navy misadventure with a Russian officer on PT boats, 2 Lancer with Murdoch in an aging town, 8 Mod Squad returning to high school, 12 Ordeal of the American City recounting 1968 San Francisco State strikes, 2 Red Skelton segment with Sergio Franchi, 12 Never on Sunday film with Melina Mercouri, 2 Doris Day romance entanglements, N.Y.P.D. dock rape case, 8 That’s Life housing satire, and Movie The Counterfeit Plan set in France.
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