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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1965
Page
19
Executive Director Max H. Cooke of the High Point YMCA described Camp Cheerio as a 50 acre summer camp in the Blue Ridge Mountains. He noted rising attendance from 250 in 1960 to 530 last year and said registrations are 40 percent ahead this season.
Republican candidates in the High Point city election push a platform tied to two years of GOP-led projects and a continuing 14 point program from 1963. Chairman John Hutchens calls the platform a natural extension and vows to oppose tax increases while pledging broad promises across governance.
Two men were charged with assault after city police arrests. Robert L. Smitherman of Cramer Street faced assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly pointing a shotgun at his daughter Donna Moorefield. Aaron Jones of Lake Street was charged with assault on his wife Janette Jones, alleged to have struck her on April 4. Jones posted bond for a May 10 trial in Thomasville Receder's Court.
A series of property transfers listed across High Point Township including transfers to Frank Bailey Dixie Snider Samuel Robertson and others. Notes include lots in Will O Heights Westview Eastwood and Emerywood Forest and tracts along GAC property line and West Broad Street Boulevard Main Street Coventry Road and Richardson Street.
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church honored about 125 church school officers and teachers during Academy Awards Night. Retiring church school superintendent Harry Bell received the top Oscar for junior high, with emcees Tom Latimer and Mrs. William Kuhn and organist Mrs. L. B. Wells.
Leo Heer, managing director of the Southern Furniture Exposition Building in High Point, was named president of the Home Economics Foundation Inc at its annual UNCG meeting. He will succeed W S Markham Jr of Burlington Industries. The foundation approved a 22700 gift to UNC G School of Home Economics for the next academic year. Offiers elected include Mrs George D Wilson of Fayetteville and N P Hayes of Greensboro with Henry L Ferguson of UNC G as treasurer and Don Ritter of Greensboro as secretary.
A church presented a special gift to him, reflecting appreciation from the congregation for his service and support.
Hollywood AP reports singer Tommy Sands age 28 and Nancy Sinatra age 24 plan to end their marriage of four years. They wed in Las Vegas in September 1960 and have no children.
Churches prepare a crusade at Village Shopping Center with a 9 a.m. Saturday prayer service led by Rev. Hinton and Rev. Overstreet. Personal workers meet at 2 p.m. Sunday for final instructions. Dr. E J Daniels evangelist leads the tent meetings. Nursery arrangements and a Mayor Mehan welcome are noted.
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