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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1963

Page

11

Mothers Clubs Elect Officers At Hillside Park And Daniel Brooks

The Hillside Park and Daniel Brooks preschool groups elected new officers for the year. Hillside Park chose Corina Wallace as president Lena Threadgill as vice president Sarah McCullough as secretary Bristol as treasurer and Armstrong as assistant secretary. The clubs plan monthly meetings and winter crafts plus Thursday adult activities. Elementary and teen clubs also held officer elections and visits to the library with planned Friday trips and air rifle safety courses.

Children's Mothers’ Club Daniel Brooks Hillside Park Corina Wallace Lena Threadgill Sarah McCullough Bristol Armstrong Hillside Mother’s Club Eva Mae Stevens Washington Terrace Minnie McCullough Janice Spencer Patricia Wardlaw Polly Ingram Gertha Sawyer

Various PTA and club meetings and church services listed

The notice sheet lists multiple community events including William Penn PTA executive meeting at 4 30 p m YMCA Fourth Street Garden Club at 1417 Wendell Ave 8 p m Flower Club at 121 Furlough St 7 30 p m Griffin PTA symposium on youth guidance at school cafetorium Mighty Wonders sing at Mt Olive Baptist Church 3 p m Guiding Light Order of Eastern Star meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Acme Masonic Lodge and Elks Rest joint meeting 5 p m Flower Lovers Garden Club 8 p m Downing Street Home and School at Baldwin s Chapel 4 p m VFW Post 7 30 p m Daughters of Dorcas 7 p m Leala Alford 1200 Hoover St Helping Hand Community Club 4 p m Boundary Street School PTA 4 30 p m Community Gospel Singers 7 30 p m Carl Chavis YMCA Heavenly Gospel and Emmanuel Gospel Singers at Oak Grove Christian Church 3 p m and AME Zion Church 7 30 p m Florence PTA 7 30 p m Tuesday services at William Chapel True Standard Holiness Church Bishop E W Williams preaching at St James True Standard Holiness Church Lake View Heights

Oak Grove Heavenly Gospel Singers Emmanuel Gospel Singers Oak Grove Christian Church AME Zion Church Price Street E. W. Williams St. James

Broad prints plywood bank checks for legal use

In Phoenix Charles Broad runs a small type foundry and uses antique type faces to print his own plywood bank checks. The notes begin with a jokey line about paying "this here guy" who he owes. Broad emphasizes the practice is legal and relies on novelty rather than fraud.

Phoenix, Ariz Charles Broad Broad Phoenix Xxx

Carl Chavis YMCA Board and Committee Meetings

The Carl Chavis Memorial YMCA Board of Management will meet on Wednesday at 12 noon. The membership committee will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m. The Program Committee will meet Wednesday evening. The Gospel Singing Group will meet at the YMCA on Thursday evening. The United Community Service annual dinner will be Tuesday at 6 30 p m.

Carl Chavis Memorial Ymca Board of Management Gospel Singing Group YMCA United Community Service

Tulsa Whittler Shapes Art From Cedar Chest To Oxen Wagon

C R Burden of Tulsa a 65 year old whittler has logged about 11 700 hours over 45 years turning blocks of wood into items such as chains coffee tables guitar cases chests and a model log wagon with oxen He uses knives only and considers whittling an art not carving A cedar chest he carved has 10 263 pieces and he has been offered 1 100 for it but says whittling is a hobby and time slips away as he works.

Tulsa Okla C. R. Burden Burden Whittler

Kentucky allows 18 year olds to vote since 1956 primaries

In Frankfort Kentucky the AP notes that Kentucky is among the few states permitting 18 year olds to vote and that this began with the May 1956 primaries. The detail underscores a broader trend in late 1950s voting rights expansion.

Frankfort Kenucky

Mary Bethune YW Schedule and River Theory Meeting

Community calendar lists Mary Bethune YW staff meeting at 10 am and club gatherings through the day. In Pikeville Tennessee a science plan proposes dye tracing Sequatchie River to test old theories of its origin and flow from Mill Cave.

Pikeville, Tenn Sequatchie Sequatchie Valley Tennessee Mill Cave Cumberland County Cumberland Mountains Sequatchie Spring

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Mother's Clubs PTA Committee The William Penn Pta Fourth Street Happy Variety Garden Club Helen Leach Wendell Ave Flower Club Community Flower Club Lillie Smith Furlough St MT. Olive the Mighty Wonders Mt. Olive Baptist Church OES Guiding Light Order of Eastern Star Odd Fellows Hall Acme Masonic Lodge No. 2 Furniture City Lodge Piedmont Temple Elks Rest Flower Lovers Garden Club Estelle Carter Downing Street Baldwin’s Chapel VFW Lester Harrison Daughters OF Dorcas the First Baptist Church Leala Alford Hoover St Helping Hand Daniel Brooks Center Boundary School Boundary Street PTA Florence Florence School William Chapel True Standard Holiness Church Harrison Street E. W. William Broad’s Carl Chavis Management Board Mary Bethune Blue Jay Club Lamplighters Club Blue Triangle Club G.A.C BUILZ Hom N. Main Street High Point North Carolina Jim Walter Circle One Greensboro N. C High Point Road P. O Danville Riverside Dr. P. O Rockingham Fayetteville Hwy Armory P. D Idrug Stores Main St.college Village Shopping Center Cristan Dorothy Gray Phillips Magnesia DR. Scholls Eckerd Eckerd’s Eckerd's Jergen Lotion Johnson Itself Shulton
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