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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1966
Page
2
The Christmas Cheer Fund total rose to 791 dollars after a 300 dollar contribution received by yesterday. The drive aims for 6,000 dollars with three weeks remaining, and donations can be sent to the Christmas Cheer Fund care of the Postmaster High Point or The Enterprise.
Mrs Lallage Scott of 1500 East Ave has returned home after attending the funeral of her brother William F Williamson Jr of Newark New Jersey. She visited friends including Mrs Winnie Belle Montgomery of Newark Mrs Belsey Greer of Paterson and her daughter Mrs Betty Jean Godfrey of Hackensack New Jersey.
A lighthearted column reflects on the deer hunting season. It describes blinds used by hunters, the rules to protect deer, and humorous notes on male deer chasing females while hunters await their quarry. It mentions tree blinds to avoid mistaken shots and the dangers faced by deer defending their young.
Thomasville notice announces an adult education class for farmers at Ledford High School in the vocational agriculture room. Instructor Ned Hudson says sessions run Wednesdays at 6 45 p m for eight weeks through Jan 25, with a TV program first, then a discussion on lime and fertilizer use. Similar classes will be held at North and Central Davidson High Schools.
Special service announced as Rev. Joe L. Daugtridge will preach at Zion Tabernacle on Carl Street in Thomasville this afternoon at 3 p.m. The event invites community members to attend the afternoon service.
The seventeenth Jabberwock will be held in the William Penn High School auditorium on December 5. Sponsored by the Delta Sigma Theta Hish Point Alumnae Chapter, the event crowns Miss Jabberwock from twenty two contestants judged on personality talent poise and quick thinking. Proceeds fund scholarships and sorority projects.
GREENSBORO The special tax residents of Guilford County School District may see a rate increase next year. Superintendent E P Pearce told board members the system has saturated its resources and suggested raising the tax. He cited the need to boost the supplement paid county teachers to 500 a year.
The Guilford County Board discussed raising supplements to attract and retain teachers amid competition from High Point and Greensboro. Officials noted growing accreditation demands, anticipated need for more staff and books, and a 24.5 cent tax rate. New Jamestown Junior High opened smoothly with enrollment near 1135, while plans for Western Guilford and Ragsdale upgrades proceed. A Ridgecrest area election will decide if local students can attend city schools.
The Rev Flakes will preach at 3 p.m. at St Anthony's Temple on Fairview Street offering a religious message to attendees.
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous research institute, reduces hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without surgery. Case after case shows shrinkage and complete relief from piles, with Preparation H offered as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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