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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1966
Page
33
Economics 192 at the university offers a practical labor management course for economics and business majors. Dr. Johannesen, an industrial relations specialist, uses a do it yourself format to familiarize students with collective bargaining problems.
The Guilford County Board of Education authorized filing for federal funds under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act to support a $320,000 project. Plans include summer institutes, para professional aides, home school coordinators, counselors, and extended day activities for economically deprived students. Three High Point area schools qualify by 85 percent low income. Also set Jan 26 as first choice to meet county commissioners on outlay needs and scheduled auctions of former Alamance Whitsett and Busick school properties.
Caldwell of 1310 Woodland PI won the 0 27 Gauge division in a train race at Oakley Center 237 Spencer.13 entrants from the children s division competed in the High Point Parks sponsored event for ages 16 and under.
The Helping Hand Community Club meets at Dan Brooks Center today. Revival services at Church of God of Prophecy start tonight at 7 30 led by Rev Frank Sc o tton. Daughters of Dorcas meet Monday at 8 at Mrs Margaret White’s 511 Ashburn. Circles of WSCS and Wesleyan Service Guild gather today in various homes and church, with multiple hosts and times listed. City Union at Bethlehem Baptist Church today 3 pm. Baldwin's Chapel School and Kindergarten fundraiser today 4 5 pm. Woodbrook Height Community Club meets Monday 8 pm at 1410 Wendell Ave.
Senior High students face five months of work after holidays with exams looming. National Honor Society offers free tutoring through Jim Black and others to reduce failing grades. Tuesday night the cagers host Albemarle in first conference game. support the Bulldogs at the away season opener.
The Carl Chavis Memorial YMCA sets its annual dinner for February 7 with membership enrollment starting February 8. Isaac Watson and John R. McClain chair the campaign and 20 captains plus the membership committee meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. to finalize plans. The Chavis Hi Y Club travels to Goomebere's.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy leads a fractured Massachusetts Democratic Party. Five prominent Democrats, including former Gov. Foster Furcolo and ex-Lt. Gov. Francis X. Bellotti, entered the attorney general race while several others vie for the U S Senate nomination. The 1960s political dynamics suggest a fragile, factional contest with limited outside support and a potent GOP challenge led by Gov. Brooke.
The William Penn Notebook reports a busy week as clubs push plans into action. Future Teachers of America hosts a luncheon and displays club colors while Monogram Club considers sweaters with letters and emblems. Alumni honors are noted at a YMCA buffet.
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