Parents to Learn Math Under ESAA Program in High Point
High Point plans next fall to enroll parents of elementary students in the Innovative Remedial Instructional Program. ESAA funds will support two two hour after school sessions weekly to reinforce child math lessons. The plan aims to help at least 850 minority students and a similar number of white students behind grade level with labs at each school and transportation provided.
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Ray Hubbard
Enterprise
High Point
ESAA
Charles Haywood
US Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Haywood
Jacqueline Garner
My Firsts Remembered Across A Lifetime
A reflective, humorous reminiscence tracing childhood milestones from barber shops to first cigarettes and school truancy. The narrator recalls early independence, a stumble into adulthood, and a clumsy salute in basic training, all told with wry self‑deprecation and vivid details.
National Award Goes To Youth For Toy Design
Michael Ingram an eighth grader at Ferndale Jr High won a fifth place national Create-a- toy design award for a hatrack with a hat-throw mechanism. He receives a $25 savings bond an award plaque and 12 Centrable toy samples. Steve Bouldin another Ferndale student also placed third in North Carolina.
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Michael Ingram
Ferndale Jr. High School
Loy
Mike
Mack
Josephine Ingram
Fairview Street
North Carolina
U.S
Centrable Products Inc
Palatine
Aike
Oak Hill School
Steve Bouldin
Eugene
Lew Bouldin
Steve
Ferndale
High Point Enterprise subscription and delivery rates
Independent High Point newspaper lists mail and carrier subscription rates for six months three months and weekly plans with annual prices. Details include NC tax note and AP reproduction rights.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
Associated Press
Ipayanie
Clear Skies and Mild Temps Forecast Through Tonight
The weatherman at the regional airport reports no relief from dry conditions with near zero precipitation probability. Skies stay mostly clear tonight while Monday turns partly cloudy with daytime highs in the mid to upper 80s and tonight’s low around 60s.
Miracle optimist father hopes more than he can deliver
An optimistic father expects greater achievements from his children than his own abilities permit, a belief that underscores the tension between parental aspirations and practical limits.
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Miracle
Community notices and events in Greensboro High Point area
A bulletin lists a Parents Without Partners orientation at the Unitarian Church Greensboro. Beeson reunion set for July 25 at Madie McKaughan’s home on Highway 66. High Point Republican Executive Committee meets July 27 in Guilford County Building. Bicycle obstacle rodeo at Washington Terrace Park July 26 with registration by July 23. Outdoor coed chef class at Washington Terrace Park July 19 to August 2.
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Greensboro
Parents Without Partners
P.m
the Unitarian Church
Monterey St
Beeson
Madie McKaughan
Highway 66
South Store
Bunker Hill
High Point
Republican Executive Committee
High Point Township
Guilford County
S Harmston Street
Fred Yoder
Washington Terrace Park
City Parks and Recreation Department
Last Day To Register For August 17 Primaries In High Point
High Point voters race to register as the county elections office extends hours to Monday 8 am to 5 pm for the August 17 primaries. As of March 23 about 24 65 hundred voters are registered, with details on party affiliation and demographic breakdown.
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Lee Mortimer
County Board of Elections
High Point
Frankie Spainhour
Board of Elections
North Carolina
High Point Township
Elections Board
Jake Freedie Keeps Truckin 40 Years For Klopman
Asheboro veteran driver Jake Freedie has spent 49 years with Klopman Transportation, the Burlington Industries unit now based in Asheboro. Raised in Lexington, he joined Burlington after a service-station phase, later moving to the Klopman plant in Asheboro in 1959. He now runs local deliveries in Greensboro, Jamestown, High Point and Thomasville, often making six stops daily, and recalls early loads like 57 warp beams with a $25 bonus. Freedie, a former wrestler and weightlifter, intends to keep driving until retirement, likely in 77, while staying a “company man” who cares for his equipment. He and wife Kathryn Craver of High Point have four grown children.
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Jake
Klopman Transportation
Lexington
Burlington Industries
Burlington Mulls
J. Spencer Love
Burlington
High Point
Asheboro
Klopman
Greensboro
Jamestown
Thomasville
Mmnnd
Shannon
Kathryn Craver
Levington
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