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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1967
Page
12
The first of 14 reader service articles explains how life events such as births deaths marriages moves or retirements affect Form 1040 for 1966 returns. The series notes scenarios for servicemen in Vietnam and provides Roy De Crane’s 64 page 1967 guide.
A Red Cross first aid instructor training course will run Feb 13 to 17 at the High Point chapter house led by National staffer David Moody of Raleigh. Candidates must be 18 or older and hold a valid advanced first aid certificate. The program trains teaching methods, testing and evaluation with practical practice, and carries no charge. Enrollment is limited to current High Point chapter applicants.
Rev. Fouts resigns as pastor of Emanuel Church Thomasville effective end of February to assume duties March 1 at First United Church of Christ Winston-Salem. He and Mrs. Fouts move with two sons. previously led St. John s United Church of Christ Burlington for seven years. He replaces Rev. Aubrey W. Hedrick now superintendent of Nazareth Children’s Home Rockwell.
Building inspector James Miller says Roth received a permit to construct an apartment house on Liberty Drive. The four family housing project has a total cost of 163 219 dollars.
The report shows 270 openings in January, down from 301 in December and 334 in January 1966, with 247 unfilled at month end. Initial unemployment claims totaled 1,900, up from December and 1966, while 3,766 weeks of unemployment were recorded, 8 percent below the prior month. A local effort placed 92 workers under 22 on jobs, and a three day term of superior court opens in Asheboro with Judge Hubert E Olive presiding.
Miller notes diverse placements across professions with listed examples. The fragment mentions professionals and rankings but lacks complete details, making it unclear which fields or institutions are involved.
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