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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
5
Dear Miss Feeley discusses life insurance versus government bonds for a five member family, advising that bonds are insufficient protection and recommending a real policy plus an emergency fund. It also covers a reader question about renting party items, endorsing practical entertaining budgeting and DIY furniture ideas as economical, plus a closing note inviting further questions to Mary Feeley.
An afternoon march down King Street drew about 150 African American demonstrators in Charleston Charleston District. The quiet event contrasted with Wednesday’s arrests of 123 protesters as authorities tried to ease downtown traffic. Since June 9, ministers led prayer marches through the downtown area.
In Baltimore on Independence Day, Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake and dozens of Protestant Catholic and Jewish clergy were among 283 demonstrators arrested as they sought to integrate Gwynn Oak Amusement Park near Woodlawn. The incident drew 36 clergy and 69 others charged with trespass or disorderly conduct during a 4th of July picnic crowd.
In Dallas nearly 8,000 delegates attended a Southern Baptist Evangelistic Conference ending after a three day revival. Security held crowds steady as some disruptions occurred with thrown cherry bombs, but most events remained orderly and the group pursued stronger soul winning efforts.
In Denver AP dispatch Reverend Frederick M. Meek of Boston argues for a New Testament model where metropolitan centers anchor church life while downtown congregations are neglected. Meek, pastor of Old South Church and chairman of a New England council, warned the laity should take a larger role in ministry.
In Chapel Hill North Carolina three people were arrested after a protest march against segregated businesses. Donald Loog aged 19 from Mebane and Robert C Russell of Chapel Hill were charged with affray while Franklin D Horner of Chapel Hill faced assault with an automobile charge. All were released on $100 bond for appearance next Tuesday in Recorder's Court. Gardner, a member of the protest group executive committee, said Horner's car struck him as demonstrators marched. Gardner suffered no visible injuries. Demonstrations continued with sit ins and traffic-blocking actions. to date 519 Negro protesters have been arrested on trespass disobedience or failure to heed police directions.
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