Exams Begin Amid Holiday Respite And Campus Activities
Students return from Christmas break as exams start on Tuesday January 20 with second and seventh period tests. Wednesday brings third and sixth period exams, Thursday holds first fourth and fifth periods, and Friday offers rest. The Student Council hosted speaker Robert Boone on priorities and Curtis Nichols leads a $50,000 fund drive for the North Carolina School for the Deaf. Seniors prep for graduation with cap and gown measurements. The Lady Raiders basketball team posted a 1-1 conference record and 7-1 overall after triple overtime win over Forbush and a loss to Madison Mayodan, while JV also faced losses and a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Nichols
Andrews
Hargrove Bowles
North Carolina School For the Deaf
High Point
Permits Granted for Three Homes and Local Projects
Building permits issued by the city this week total 138 132 dollars. Three houses valued at 103 500 dollars and two business projects valued at 4 500 dollars lead the list. Other permits include four repairs worth 6 700 dollars, two improvements at 21 700 dollars, two fencing permits at 1 442 dollars and one roofing permit at 240 dollars. Duke Power Co receives a 4 000 dollar interior alteration permit for 4 S Main Street. June Barker gets a 500 dollar business alteration permit on N Wrenn Street. New housing permits go to James B Johnson 39 000 dollar Hampshire Road Peter H Mahler 45 000 Westminster and Floyd Angel 19 500 Hall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Hill
Hill
Duke Power Co
Swims to live and die in constant motion
An Atlantic mackerel must swim continuously to breathe. stopping causes suffocation due to the need for a steady water flow to oxygenate its blood.
Youth Week Planning Moves Forward At High Point
High Point Youth Council executive board met at Parks and Recreation to plan 1970 Youth Week with Chip Byrd as chairman and Tommye Stancil and Jane Lewis as co chairs. The April event and NC convention in Fayetteville on March 14 15 were discussed. Pat Foster organized fundraising for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Youth Council
Chip Byrd
Tommye Stancil
Jane Lewis
Fayetteville
Youth Councils of
North Carolina
Pat Foster
Raleigh Firms Merge in North Carolina Drug Deal
Raleigh N C AP merger announced between W H King Drug Co of Raleigh and its five North Carolina subsidiaries and Los Angeles based International Chemical and Nuclear Corp The deal, valued at more than 10 million dollars, is a stock transfer. The King subsidiaries include Peabody Drug Co Durham King Drug Co Florence O Hanlon Drug Co Winston Salem Bellamy Drug Wilmington and Carolina Surgical Supply Co Raleigh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, N. C
W. H. King Drug Co
Raleigh
North Carolina
International Chemical and Nuclear Corp
Los Angeles
Calif
King
Peabody Drug Co
Durham
King Drug Co
Florence, S.C
O'Hanlon Drug Co
Winston - Salem
Bellamy Drug
Wilmington
Carolina Surgical Supply Co
Fashion Flair Colors For Spring Wardrobe Choices
Edna outlines warm color building blocks starting with black brown or navy. She notes black endures and pairs with beige blue red and yellow while brown coordinates easily with most colors and navy serves as a spring basic. New spring styles arrive at the Fashion Shop 1148 Main Street with hours and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
High Point Enterprise Sunday Briefs Jan 11 1970
A compact Sunday page from the High Point Enterprise logs brief local items and notices dated January 11 1970. The column highlights happenings across the community with names places and events typical of a local paper brief section.
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High Point Enterprise
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Boone
Wake Forest University
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Boone
Young Life Club
Forum
Reensboro
Judy Dixon
Ben Hallender
Cathy Corn
Diane King
Betsy Robbins
Pam Weatherly
Regina Whittington
Walter Spearman
Unc-Ch
Lady Raiders
Forbush
Morehead
Madison-Mayodan
Varsity
Raiders
Frances Lamar
High Point Baskin-Robbins
America
Westchester Mall
Jack Penfield
Fayetteville Street
N.C
Baskin-Robbins, Inc
United Fruit Company
By Jamie Leonard
Parks and Recreation Department
Nash
Nash Jewelry & Loan CO
Edna
N. Main ST
E. Green
Thomasville
E. Main ST
Creslan
Virgin
S. Wrenn ST. High Point, N.C
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