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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1968
Page
3
State Sen. Kemp urged High Point Furniture Club members to engage in politics as the responsible handling of government. He warned against cynicism and said politics is essential, not an ugly word, and urged informing others about candidates and issues this critical year.
A religious art exhibit featuring about 12 pieces is on display in the Asbury Room of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church to mark the opening of the church's new sanctuary and continues the National Art Gallery in Washington activities.
The High Point Public Library and Neighborhood House co sponsor a 7 30 p m program on consumer education at 1100 Rivett Dr now. The Owl Who Gave A Hoot film teaches buying smart within income and avoiding unscrupulous merchants with a discussion following. Urban renewal residents and Guilford Technical Institute adult education classes are invited. Head Start parents groups and other venues will view the film later in the week.
The World Missions Conference will begin March 24 in Randolph County Baptist churches with at least eight foreign missionaries speaking at 26 churches. Teams will include two foreign, two home, and two state missionaries visiting each church, with services starting at 11 a.m. in the first worship hour.
The High Point chapter of the Order of DeMolay postpones its officers installation from today to March 10 at p.m. The ceremony will be held in the Masonic Temple on S Main Street.
Bulletin from Greensboro ECPI seeks individuals aged 17 to 40 to enter IBM programming field. Applicants must pass aptitude tests, meet other qualifications, and be high school graduates. Free booklet offered by electronic computer programming institute via attached coupon.
Randolph County students in the Neighborhood Youth Corps will again join the program this summer. Earl Jones, director, says the county funds total 85,740 for the season, with the project running March 9 to August 24. The federal government provides most funds while the Board of Education covers 10 percent as sponsor. About 75 students work Saturdays and after school evenings.
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