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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1969
Page
9
Asheboro council members C. Hubert Causey and Mrs. Jerry Ward will not seek reelection, effective for the May municipal elections. Causey, in his sixth year, and Ward, the board’s only woman member in her second term, gave no reasons for their departures.
ARCHDALE An immunization clinic is held every Wednesday by Randolph County Health Department at its branch here. Nursing supervisor Mrs. Ben Jenkins said the clinic runs 1 to 4 30 p.m. Shots are given for typhoid polio diphtheria smallpox and similar childhood diseases. Oral polio is available to children under six and measles vaccine is available to children in the same age group.
Five Davidson County Community College students received one year scholarships from Cable Dairy Products Inc. of Lexington. Recipients include Clarence Harrison Beane Denton Gene Edwards Lexington Patricia Darlene Harris High Point Shirley Spry Morris Winston-Salem and Deborah Lee Fry Lexington Beane son of Ruth Beane Denton and a Denton High School graduate enrolled in agriculture and Circle K member Edwards Central Davidson High School graduate in college transfer program NHS member Morris North Davidson High School graduate married to Charles Morris and dean's list transfer student Harris High Point Central 1968 graduate editor of college newspaper secretary of Student Government Association Fry East Rowan High School Salisbury 1968 graduate in band.
Asheboro City Council and North Asheboro Central Falls sanitation district leaders failed to agree on merging the two entities after a Tuesday meeting. The North Asheboro commission promised a public meeting to gauge sentiment on the proposal, which North Asheboro residents have rejected in prior years. In Thomasville a police inquiry discussed two break-ins tied to a $4.7 million water and sewer bond plan, with no items reported missing at one address. A 20-year-old man, Joseph Henry Harris, was arrested for assault on a minor, released on 100 dollar bond, trial set for February 7. Trial for David Joseph Reaves on traffic charges is set for February 19.
High Point College will receive one of 76 grants of funds and equipment to college and university libraries. A $1,000 grant will buy back files of periodicals for Wrenn Library research. The Grants Committee of the ALA division announced 410 applications were considered and 56 funds grants and 10 equipment grants were awarded. The 1968-69 fund total was $63,000 with major support from U. S. Steel Foundation and contributions from McGraw Hill Publishing, Olin Mathieson, Charitable Trust, Pitney Bowes, Time Inc, and H W Wilson Foundation. Library Bureau, Remington Office Systems, and Sperry Rand Corp. aided equipment purchases.
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