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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1968
Page
8
Central High hosts Friday and Saturday night performances with folk singing dancing music and comedy as New York Night Lights showcases this year’s talent. Thursday features the State Debate Tournament with five schools.
Q asks about birth control pills after a missed dose and potential pregnancy risk. A physician warns missing one pill isn't helpfully compensated by extra pills and emphasizes schedule. The column also covers long term use of disulfiram for alcohol treatment under supervision, dangers with heart disease, and the need for patient motivation. It explains meningitis basics and clarifies confusion about stripe or strep meningitis, plus a note on diarrhea during menses and possible remedies.
In Recorder's Court four of five defendants were found guilty in separate assault with deadly weapons cases. Frank Jo Boggan faced charges of threatening to cut Hubert Blakney. Blakney was placed on probation after shooting Boggan in the arm. Other defendants received fines or jail terms for related offenses including drunken driving and weapon possession.
Drilling and soil tests on the new Randleman public housing site near U.S. 220 are nearly finished. If bids are let in the next few weeks, site development could begin by late March or early April with bids to be received by the Randleman Housing Authority.
Marvin Senger head of North Carolina State University Extension Dairy Department will be principal speaker for Randolph dairy farmers annual banquet at Brower's Chapel Church on March 7. About 50 to 70 dairymen and guests will attend with wives invited for a dutch supper. Certificates will be awarded to ten dairy school graduates including Edwin Beeson B E Davis Jesse Hollady Gattis Langley Glenn Low Wayne Loflin C C Macon Odell Meredith J A McDaniel and Claude Williams.
Randolph Technical Institute offers a Basic Arts and Crafts Techniques course starting March 11 for 11 weekly sessions each Monday from 7 to 10 pm. Instructor Dwight Holland leads the workshop focused program aimed at Girl Scout leaders at junior and cadet levels.
High Point residents are urged to nominate handicapped workers for the annual Outstanding Worker award. The Mayor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped seeks candidates who have overcome challenges and become productive citizens. Nominations run through March 15 with a luncheon planned in April to honor the 1968 recipient.
A streamlined version of tuna, the wahoo is noted as one of the ocean’s speediest fish. It can exceed speeds of 48 miles per hour, highlighting its swift movement.
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