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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1969
Page
9
C. C. Smith a retired Luck's Inc. president will again chair the Randolph County Mental Health Assn drive. The countywide effort runs through May to fund books materials and workshops. Funds are locally raised and state matched. The clinic serves two psychiatrists three doctors and two psychologists from Chapel Hill with 600 patients using its services.
Mrs Marietta Allen president of the North Central District of the Retired School Personnel Division of the NC Education Assn will be principal speaker Thursday at a Guilford County Unit Retired School Personnel meeting. The 10 am session will be at Guilford County School Administration Building on Franklin Boulevard. Allen will discuss retirement programs and report on legislative proposals. Edna Clapp president of Guilford County Unit will preside.
Area students embark on a choir tour visiting Nashville and Memphis Tennessee Atlanta Georgia Farmville Virginia and Richmond Virginia as part of their outreach and performance schedule.
GREENVILLE AP President Leo Jenkins of East Carolina University says scientists should take a more active role in politics. He told the Sigma Xi scientific fraternity that they have been responsible for changing our world and should help run this new world.
A man from Thomasville was placed on probation after an incident described as assault with a pistol involving his mother-in-law. Details indicate L Barbee Sr., age 60, of Rt 1, Thomasville, faced three nights in jail previously before probation was set.
Two 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.
A TV log reviews an NBC hour of Spoon River stories and the Retreads show line up. It notes four versatile performers with two specials and two folk singers delivering varied tones from humor to tragedy. The piece comments on the program’s quiet, effective messages and occasional mischief.
The listings show a 6 PM to 11 PM lineup across networks with news, weather, and entertainment. Highlights include The Grass is Greener movie, McHale's Navy and Rod Skelton appearances, Doris Day film, and late night shows such as The Tonight Show.
A fragmented list of morning to evening TV programs shows scattered times and show names across networks. Notable items include The Lucy Show Jeopardy Search for Tomorrow Hollywood Squares and The Beverly Hillbillies with various game shows talk shows and soap operas listed in a jumbled schedule.
A compact TV guide lists 7:00 PM offerings including Death Valley Days about saving a dying Ute chief, McHale's Navy with a Russian woman officer on the PT boat, Ordeal of the American City at San Francisco State College student demands, Red Skelton with Sergio Franchi as the Black Knight, It Takes a Thief in Japan stints, Doris Day entanglement with a local merchant, That’s Life featuring Paul Lynde, and Movie Counterfeit Plan with Zachary Scott and Peggy Castle.
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