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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1965

Page

5

High Pointer of the Week Arnold Koonce Sr

Arnold J. Koonce Sr founder of Koonce Funeral Home sells to Sechrest Funeral Service in High Point. He will work as a public consultant while leasing the Main Street property. Koonce previously trained with Sechrest, served as High Point mayor, and remains active in local civic and fraternal groups.

Robert Marks Sechrest Funeral Service Koonce Funeral Home High Point Arnold J. Koonce Sr High Pointer Koonce Devideen County J. D. Koonce Shiloh Louella Snider Denton Numa F. Reid Lodge Hiram Lodge Grand Lodge of North Carolina First Meth The Methodist Church High Point Lions Club High Point Kiwanis

Editor's Outlook The Deserted Village by Jenkin Lloyd Jones

An editorial argues that small rural towns face decline as populations fall below 2500 and urban proximity affects growth. It cites Oklahoma data on town opportunities, retail base needs, and professional presence, noting rural areas may stagnate or grow depending on access to cities and economic demand.

Jenkin Lloyd Jones America U.S. of Agriculture

Word Of Caution To Editor On Adopted Children

A reader letters to the Enterprise warn of a feared pattern where adopted children kill their foster parents. The letter emphasizes emotional impact on would be parents, notes most adoptions do not produce such outcomes, and suggests the issue links to birth circumstances and timing.

Questioning liquor sales and its harms in daily life

A reader asks about whisky or fever and the impact of drinkers on households especially children. They wonder if newspapers can or should do more to stop sales and reduce the menace posed by alcohol.

High Point Launches Community Improvement Program in 1961

A brochure by city planner William H. Colonna Jr. outlines High Point progress on the seven focus areas codes and ordinances planning neighborhood analysis administrative organization and housing. The Citizens' Advisory Committee of 55 members guides policy and outreach while private groups like the Downtown Development Corp. bolster efforts to revitalize the Central Business District amid urban growth pressures.

High Point William H. Colonna Jr Colonna Citizens’ Advisory Committee Citizens’ Committee Central Business District Downtown Development Corp Merchants’ Assn High Point Board of Realtors Chamber of Commerce Piedmont North Carolina

Corner Store in Davidson and County Votes on Liquor

The piece discusses potential liquor sales in Davidson County as a means to tax revenue and school funding, noting a possible county liquor corner store idea. It mentions Sheriff Homer Lee Cox’s Florida vacation, license tag sales nearing Feb. 15, and local figures Saintsing and Thomas reacting to a proposed community college budget request. Highway Patrolman Plum mer will attend a three day government institute training in Chapel Hill.

Davidson County Homer Lee Cox Lexington Memorial Hospital Florida George Saintsing Thomasville Bernard Thomas Lexington New Car F. Y. Plummer Institute of Government In Chapel Hill

Southern Democrats weigh paths to 1966 and 1968 elections

A 1960s political analysis outlines Democratic concerns in the South as civil rights issues shape party gains and losses. It notes Alabama and South Carolina races, Strom Thurmond’s GOP shift, and anxieties over Olin Johnston’s illness, with Republicans favored in several contests. It also mentions White House aides, the inaugural ball funds, and potential Lyndon Johnson Library plans.

GOP Ohio U. S. Senate Cleveland Taft Frances Alabama John Sparkman James Martin Martin Lister Hill D-Ala South Carolina Strom Thurmond Olin Johnston Johnston Senate Albert W. Watson Texas John Tower U. S. House Julia B. Hansen D - Wash Jeffrey Cohelan D - Calif Clarence D. Long D-Md White House Johnson Leslie Douglas

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Arnold Koonce Sr Sechrest Nessie Smith Salisbury Doris Marin Roanoke Arnold Koonce Jr Carolina Container Corp Oklahoma Tulsa Oklahoma City Karl Fox Iowa State University Enterprise O.k Robert Davidson Will County Board of Education Leggers Washington Goldwater South By Leslie Carpenter Otto Passman D-La Passman Eisenhower Kennedy Him Potomac Lyndon Johnson University of Texas
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