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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1964
Page
30
Judge Gwyn addresses the High Point Urban Renewal controversy, warning that litigation shapes public policy and urging faith in local officials. He cites private interests, property rights, and costs hitting 16000 dollars a month, but hopes public sense moves a different path.
A high school pupil emerges as the lead figure for a United States squad at Kings Point New York, according to AP dispatch. The report highlights a young student stepping into a prominent role, signaling a notable achievement for youth in national competition.
RALEIGH AP Mrs Lucile Best Aycock 68 former director of personnel for the State Board of Public Welfare died after a lengthy illness She was widow of William B Aycock and retired from the board last April after 34 years service A civic leader she served as North Carolina president of the PTA state committee chair of County Councils of State Agencies and as secretary and vice president of NC See oe Largest exhibition hall in the U S is the New York Coliseum in 1956 at Columbus Circle New York City.
Mrs Virginia E Baldwin hosted family from New York and Ansonville plus relatives at 311 Murray St and Pennywood Acres. Gospelaires of Lexington sing at Gethsemane Baptist Church. First Baptist observes Education and Missions Day with Back-To-School program honoring students. Saulter Family Reunion at 716 E Washington Dr and 1411 Davis Ave honored parents Rev and Mrs D S Saulter. Rev Charles R Saulter spoke at First Baptist. Ambassador Club elects officers for 1964 1965. lodge notices and funerals update local church and community groups.
The Mary McLeod Bethune YWCA Ad Hoc Program Committee led by Mrs. Victor Blackburn unveils a fall schedule starting Sept 14. It includes homework help for elementary and junior high students, a Baby Sitting Workshop with Police Safety clubs, activities for girls and young adults, Mothers and Preschooler events, and Saturday programs with bridge sewing slimnastics and sketching. Registration runs weekdays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Soviet Volovchenko tours Canada as talks hint at possible purchase of Canadian wheat by the Soviet Union.
Joseph B Huttlinger of Washington is identified as a columnist and a Columbia University graduate.
A series of brief sermonettes will be conducted by Evangelist Mother Al. The program aims to offer spiritual messages and guidance through short talks in a church setting.
Shallett, N C ex mayor Page was killed when a heater blast ripped through a motel side at Ocean Isle Beach as he vacationed. Page had served six years as Pines mayor from 1947 and recently acted as justice of the peace.
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