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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1966

Page

17

Enrollment Drop Likely in High Point Schools

High Point plans for the 1966-67 school year opening Aug 30 with Dr. Dean B. Pruette predicting a smaller enroll ment than the 12,500 in the prior year. He cites a plateau in the city’s school age population and a shift of about 140 Negro students to rural Guil ford schools, potentially lowering city enrollment.

Dean B. Pruette Central High Pruette High Point Guilford

Community Theater Holds Bell Book and Candle Tryouts

Community Theater held tryouts last night for Bell Book and Candle, the first production of the upcoming season. Staff photographer Elmer Horton captured the event in candid detail.

Community Theater

School Schedule Highlights for 180-Day Term Calendar

School calendar lists start and end dates for the year with holidays and evaluations. Key items include start of term, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks, monthly ends, end of seventh and eighth months, Easter holidays, and final report cards.

Archdale Trinity voters approve four-school tax

Archdale-Trinity voters approve a 1967 68 school tax to supplement teacher salaries hire more staff and buy supplies. In Archdale 620 votes favored 257 against while Trinity precinct had 311 for 162 against for a total 473. Advisory six member PTA committee to guide fund allocations. Randolph County Superintendent Lacy Presnell praised the result calling it a fine achievement.

Trinity Precinct Archdale Trindale Trinity Elementary Trinity High School PTA Randolph County School Board Randolph County Schools Lacy M. Presnell Presnell

Mrs. Vera Foscue Dies in Jamestown Leader in Education

Jamestown resident Mrs. Vera Mae Armfield Foscue widow of Dr. John Edward Foscue died at 9 50 p m Tuesday in High Point Memorial Hospital after a stay since June 6 Born December 16 1878 she was educated at Flint Hill Dr Weatherly s Academy Asheville School for Girls New Garden and UNCG She was the first president of the Jamestown Betterment Society a charter member and 42 year treasurer of the Woman s Missionary Society and a longtime supporter of education and medicine Her grandsons include a surgeon and a Duke medical student The obituary notes her leadership during the Jamestown school building era and her church and garden club involvement

Jamestown Vera Mae Armfield Foscue John Edward Foscue High Point Memorial Hospital Foscue Phoebe Delphine Sapp David Allison Armfield Flint Hill PTA Woman’s Missionary Society Jamestown Garden Club Jamestown Methodist Church Duke University

Meeting plans for Uwharrie Council executives

Planning notes list Robert A. Horney of High Point and SFMA secretary with Lt. Col. G. E. Hoffman of Robbins Air Force Base as director of the U S Air Force Boy Scouts of America Program of Cooperation.

Uwharrie Council Robert A. Horney High Point SFMA G. E. Hoffman Robbins Air Force Base U.S. Air Force Boy Scouts of America Program of Cooperation

SFMA-Scout Plan Outlined by Lexington Leader

J. Smith Young of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association led an all day workshop urging industry alliance with the National Council of Boy Scouts to promote the Explorer program. He argued it would improve public opinion of business and offer youth vocational opportunities, noting declines in North Carolina State University’s four year furniture course enrollment.

J. Smith Young Lexington Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn Furniture Men National Council of Boy Scouts of America Young SFMA North Carolina State University

School Robbery Tops Police Activity Ledger

The theft of 2000 dollars in instruments from William Penn High School leads police reports. Two men, Frank Robinson 37 and Fred James Perry 52, both of Hay Street, charged with possession of stolen property. A bass clarinet valued at 700 dollars recovered. two clarinets and a trumpet still missing.

William Penn High School Penn Music Room Frank Robinson Fred James Perry Hay Street Robinson Perry Washington Street

Rent Payment Rules Tightened by Welfare Board

Greensboro Guilford County Welfare Board tightened general assistance rules for rent payments. The department will not use general funds for back rent and rent orders will not be pre dated beyond the current month. Thompson noted over expenditure, recommended foods aid liberalization, and said general funds cover emergencies until other payments arrive.

Greensboro Guilford County Department of Welfare L. M. Thompson Thompson North Carolina High Point

Back To School Sales Offered in High Point

The High Point Merchants Association begins its annual School Bell Ringers Days on Thursday. Clarence Wagner of Wagner Tire Service predicts record student registrations from kindergarten through college as merchants stock up with new styles and prices. Children will be treated by clown Lonesome Lee Marshall visiting streets and member stores giving away pencils.

High Point Merchants Assn Clarence Wagner Wagner Tire Service The Merchants Assn. Trade and Promotion Committee Wagner Lonesome Lee Marshall High Point

Sheriff Brown reshapes Randolph County patrol staff

Sheriff Lloyd Brown makes two personnel changes in Randolph County and plans several new policies including ending deputies taking county cars home. He says three applicants are awaiting hiring while two vacancies remain. Trinity Archdale area will retain two deputies with a third to be hired. Charlie Joyce to gain more authority as the department strengthens.

Asheboro Randolph County Brown Trinity - Archdale Tommy Sheen Richard Hughes Charlie Joyce Sheriff Brown

Still More Showers Rain Lingers In Local Forecast

Weather outlook shows showers and thundershowers through Thursday with variable clouds. Highs near 85 today and about 87 Thursday, with lows around 70 to 72.

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Ray Hubbard Elmer Horton Charlotte Fairman High Point Community Theater Alan MacKeraghan Ella Wertz Robert Metz High Point Enterprise Trinity Archdale - Trinity Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association Southern Furniture Exposition George King Jim Hawkins Enterprise Bessie Flowers Rt. 1 Gridar Street Hemrick Prentiss Wilkes Friddle Street Edith Sink Thomasville Violet Wrenn Sheriff Department Don Wrenn High Point School Bell
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