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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1966
Page
5
Mrs. Fred Joyce leads the High Point Historical Commission and the High Point Museum. A High Point native, she blends heritage with forward planning and sits on the Greater High Point Civic Center board. She recalls her father S. C. Clark, a postmaster and local history enthusiast, shaping her lifelong passion for High Point’s past.
Fred Joyce is now vice president and treasurer of the firm while Mrs. Joyce leads the High Point Museum as director. She helped secure exhibit items with the first director and guided records. She joined the museum board during a summer civic center change and led months of preparation for a formal opening attended by over 300 people. She attends Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and plans a family tour to historic sites this summer, emphasizing education through seeing and experiences.
The column accuses U. S. Education Commissioner Harold Howe II of advocating regional school complexes funded by federal money. It claims the plan would destroy neighborhood schools, force cross-city attendance, and steer funds to six-figure pupil campuses, risking federal control and racial segregation effects.
A Father's Day poem urges strong fathers in homes and churches to model grace, truth, and noble character. Minister Walter E. Eisenhour from Taylorsville North Carolina writes that good fathers shape youth by example and prayer, across land and sea.
A daughter honors her father George F Jones on Father s Day recalling a man of dignity and honesty. She recalls his patience during dark nights a gold watch kept for her safety, campfires outdoors and shared family walks. She notes his love of growing watermelons and tomatoes and his tired worn hands as proofs of devotion.
The Piedmont Triad theater scene expanded from college groups and Little Theatres to include Showboat Dinner Theatre Barn Dinner Theatre the National Repertory Theatre Harlequin Theatre at Winston-Salem Little Theatre and a summer stock presence. National touring productions visit Greensboro Winston-Salem and nearby towns, with audiences viewing classics and contemporary plays almost nightly.
Residents report a spate of serious wrecks at highway crossovers near Thomasville along U S 29 70 with three injuries and property damage likely over 100000. Calls mount for highway department action including barriers and signage to prevent further crashes.
A Cedar Square resident in Raleigh pledges triplets to Hawaii for a boy set, Miami Beach for twins, Myrtle Beach for one, Muddy Creek for twins, and Ritter’s Lake for a girl after the birth of Lisa Susanne Hohn. Gilbert Davis and friends placed a Welcome Ritter’s Lake sign near Rt. 1, Randleman.
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