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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
9
The week beginning Sunday is proclaimed Fraternal Week of B. Culler to highlight Fraternal Benefit System lodges. They focus on charitable benevolent and patriotic work and care for the sick and needy while aiding public health and welfare. Observance urged by National Fraternal Congress and local leaders promotes Flay Day June 14.
More than $1 100 was stolen from Rose's Store on E Main Street in a daylight safe robbery. Store Manager W H Jones Saida was last seen at 12 30 pm. Sheriff police questioned suspects but released no further information.
A new bill sponsored by Sen Gordon Hanes and Sen William S Wood allows Kernersville to change its form of government with only a one year gap, bypassing a prior two year limit. The town currently has a mayor and town clerk after rejecting a town manager plan last year. Polar bears are becoming targets for hunters using automatic rifles as pelts fetch high prices.
ASHEBORO a ballot item on November 2 would seek 4.5 million dollars in bonds or a 37 cent special tax levy for the same purpose. The measure discusses a pay as you go option and notes a bill to re register voters in 19 of the county's 36 precincts with a loose leaf system.
The British monarch George I, born and raised in Hanover Germany, could not understand spoken English. His unfamiliarity with the language shaped early Hanoverian rule in Britain.
The Textile Workers Union of America backs the NLRB motion to reopen a case against Darlington Manufacturing Co. in South Carolina over alleged unfair labor practices. Both sides have until June 23 to respond, with the union optimistic a favorable reply will come and the company not yet pledging a reply.
Norman C. Larabee of Elizabeth City said the Albemarle Education Foundation has raised 20000 in cash and pledges to run an all white private school next fall. Preliminary applications total 160. The move follows token desegregation of Elizabeth City's public schools and aims to serve at least eight grades with a ninth grade if 30 ninth graders enroll.
The Guilford County Board of Education and Superintendent E P Pearce discussed a conference in Washington with officials from the U S Office of Education in the Department of Health Education and Welfare. A letter confirming a telephone talk was expected, with possible June 28 29 or 30 dates. The rural school group aims to negotiate points under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
North Carolina Shriners began a weekend gathering with a golf tournament at Lake Worth course to inaugurate the Spring Ceremonial of the Oasis Temple. About 100 Masons will be initiated Saturday as a parade traverses Burlington Main Street and a dance caps the events.
A 17th century charter grants the English toy spaniel the right to attend any royal function in England. The tassel-eared dogs may even visit the houses of Parliament.
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