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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1966

Page

19

Republican Schedules Revealed Ahead of GOP Meetings

The Republican party outlines plans for upcoming organizing meetings at the City County Building starting 8 p.m. These include county and township actions as Hutchens weighs a second term. A special Unity Committee works to reconcile dissident factions and ensure large precinct turnout.

Guilford County Hutchens GOP Phil Lacy Lacy

Civil Defense Courses And Certificates For Local Volunteers

Eleven Eleven volunteers completed a 16 hour Civil Defense Radiological Monitoring course and received certificates from instructor Jerry Creasy. George Spinnett, CD director, noted 9 percent of the Fire Department finished a Medical Self-Help Study course taught by Asst Fire Chief Tal Ellington. A women’s rescue unit will begin an Elementary Automobile Mechanics course taught by Bill Ennis at Mrs. Doris Lindsay’s home on Biltmore Avenue with about 20 members. An additional shelter management course is planned with Rev. John Soloky as instructor. Creasy is to teach radiological monitoring to High Point Citizens Band Radio Club members, Spinnett announced.

Department of Agriculture Jerry Creasy George Spinnett C.D Tal Ellington Spinnett Bill Ennis Doris Lindsay Biltmore Avenue John Soloky Creasy High Point Citizens Band Radio Club

Queen Helps Save Historic Crypt Hall in London

In London the queen visited a historic church and announced aid to save a hall built from the crypt of St. George's in Stepney, highlighting preservation efforts for the landmark.

London Queening St. George’s, Stepney

Jaycees Sign 33 In Chair City Chamber Drive

Thomasville Jaycees reported 33 new members for the Chamber of Commerce drive. Chairman praised efforts and urged more memberships. Bob Palmer, of Garden Street and High Point Sprinkler Co., was inducted. Plans for a scrap paper drive next month were announced.

Jaycees Chair City Chamber Drive Thomasville — Jaycees Chamber of Commerce Bob Palmer Garden Street High Point Sprinkler Co

Weather expert Hazel Tatro speaks to High Point Lions Club

Hazel Tatro head of the Friendship Weather Station outlined the Weather Service history from 1870 and described current operations with 300 field offices. She reviewed forecasts and answered Lions questions on almanacs weekend weather and snow expectations.

High Point Lions Club Hazel Tatro Department of Commerce Friendship Tegiason Columbia D.C Charlotte Winston-Salem Tatro United States Sight Conservation Com

Story of Mark New York Origin Story of John Mark Novel

The AP notes Marcus by Laurene Chin, published by William Morrow is hailed as the first novel to trace the church’s origins from the youngest apostle John Mark’s perspective.

New York Marcus Laurene Chin William Morrow Co John Mark

Young Yankee Lectured and Freed After Court Plea

A 15 year old pleaded guilty to a home reentry charge and was released after a court action led by Judge Harry Martin. Attorney Joe Floyd collected about twenty dollars from lawyers and jurors to cover bus fare. The youth faces possible return north, while other cases included a paternity ruling for David Wayne Williams and various probation dispositions.

Harry Martin Asheville Joe Floyd O Ee Floyd Southern Road David Wayne Williams W. Green Drive Franklin H. Stell Steele Street Norman Cecil Marlboro Street Harold Glenn Bruton English Road Martin Bruton

Textile leaders pledge war cooperation with military

In Charlotte AP report textile industry leaders promise cooperation for armed service needs in Vietnam. J Burton Frierson of Chattanooga Tennessee met with Maj. Gen. Oliver C. Harvey and other procurement officers to resolve difficulties caused by sudden demands for military textiles.

Charlotte Viet Nam J. Burton Frierson T Nooga, Tenn American Foream 6Th Institute Oliver C. Harvey oSe Haileatre Siam

Bitterroot Root Edible Despite Its Bitter Taste

The bitterroot root is safe to eat and considered wholesome, though its flavor remains bitter.

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