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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1963
Page
2
The High Point Public Library installs a new Docustat coin operated photocopier from Documat Corp of Waltham Massachusetts. It produces black on white or white on black copies in 30 seconds for 25 cents per use and handles materials up to 10 by 14 inches.
Miss Sara Ingold named associate director of the Guilford County Chronic Illness and Rehabilitation Foundation Inc. Announcement made by O Arthur Kirkman of High Point. Executive director is Mrs Sue S. McClellan of Greensboro.
The forecast says today will be partly cloudy with warm humid air and a high around 83. Scattered late afternoon thundershowers are possible and similar conditions are expected Monday with highs in the low 80s.
Ronald J. Mann the son of Mr and Mrs R J Mann 307 Sunset Dr earned a bachelor of theology from Piedmont Bible College He plans to enroll at Dallas Theological Seminary in Dallas Texas this fall.
Guilford County sheriff’s deputies detained two men after Walter Blackstock was shot at the Kivett Drive trailer park. Blackstock hospitalized with nonfatal wounds while suspects face possible assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill charges after investigation.
Eleven persons arrested during racial demonstrations and picketing have had trial dates continued. They are set to be tried before Judge Byron Haworth on June 21 and July 8, with several named defendants charged with trespassing at King Harris Drug Store and McDonald’s Drive In. One defendant faces assault on a fellow demonstrator, and another is charged with striking Holmes.
The High Point Biracial Committee moves toward recommendations to ease race conflicts. A public hearing Monday at 7 p.m. in the City Council chamber will invite all viewpoints and may lead to a report on two weeks of work. CORE suspends demonstrations through Wednesday in a two week truce. Four of the 12 committee members are Black, including Langford.
Red Cross seeks extra volunteers for the Bloodmobile visit to Adams Memorial YWCA on Wednesday and Thursday. With a double donor line, twice the usual staff is needed including Gray Ladies, blood program aides, nurses aides, RNs, student nurses and youth volunteers. Contact the local Red Cross chapter house on Monday.
Mrs Roy Hunter of High Point won the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary Woman of the Year honor at the 33rd North Carolina convention in Asheville. Ruby Lee Tyndall of Durham earned two awards as chairman and district president of the year, and Mrs F L Nance of Beaufort was named auxiliary president of the year among more than 100 presidents.
Two young High Point residents Patsy Woody and Rennie Byerly were treated for minor injuries after a two car collision near the Noah Town Road intersection with Highway 109 South of Thomasville. They were transported to City Memorial Hospital by Green Funeral Home ambulance, with both sustaining lacerations but not admitted.
The Deep River Community Development Club will hold a meeting on Monday at 8 p.m. at the Deep River Fire Station to discuss local projects and activities.
Dr Marcus Aderholdt outlines a booster tetanus blood drive in High Point with Red Cross Gray Ladies. Any donor with May 16 24 boosters urged to donate at Adams Memorial YWCA Gatewood Ave Wednesday or Thursday to meet June antibodies goal.
Carol Hall of Greensboro representing Rol-A Rink Skating Arena was named North Carolina Skating Queen at the state competition opening in Greensboro. First runner up Alice Newman, second runner up Wanda Osborn, with judges Ros sie Gardner Mrs Norman Silver and Mrs Jimmy Miller. The event runs through today with a welcome from Mayor Floyd Mehan.
Dr Marcus L Aderholdt will be installed July 1 as vice chairman of the Piedmont Carolina Regional Red Cross Blood Program after the June 4 regional meeting in Charlotte. Dr H H Stovall of Greensboro becomes chairman. Aderholdt, a local pediatrician, has long served the High Point Red Cross and the board, and will join the executive committee reflecting expanded regional duties.
The Tour Choir of First Baptist Church of East Point Georgia will give a public concert at City Lake Amphitheater Tuesday at 7 p.m. Rain date is City Lake pavilion. The 23 girls and 14 boys, all high school age, formed in 1957, began admitting boys in 1961. Conductor Frank Stilwell and accompanist Paula Kirk lead the choir associated with Leington Avenue Baptist Church and the High Point parks and recreation department.
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