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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1964

Page

2

Easter Egg Hunt Slated for Citywide Event

The 194 citywide Easter Egg Hunt will be held at Har vell Park and Washington Terrace Park March 28 at 18 am. A total of 12 000 individually wrapped candy eggs will be used in the annual hunt. Prizes will be awarded for Gold Silver and Bronze eggs at each location.

Harvell Park Washington Terrace Park Junior League of High Point Whfe Radio Kiwanis Club of High Point Parks and Recreation Department

Barn Fire Destroys Two Story Structure in High Point

High Point firefighters fought a quiet Saturday that turned busy at 1 23 p.m. when an inferno destroyed a frame two story barn at 2804 N Centennial St owned by Lytle N Davis. The structure and lawn items were a total loss. Four trucks responded and two pumpers got stuck in a field requiring a tow. Additional calls included trash fires at Marlboro St and Chesnut Drive leaves on Parkway Blain, a false alarm on Vail Street, a backfire on Main Street, and a gasoline container fire on Monilieu Avenue.

High Point City Centennial St Lytle N. Davis Marlboro St Chesnut Drive Parkway Blain Streets Vail Street S. Main Street Monilieu Ave

Proctologists to Meet in Piedmont Area March

Proctologists from five Southern states will gather in March 2021 for a Piedmont Proctologic Society meeting at Sedgefield. Dr. Glenn Perry, former president and conversion chairman, announced the program featuring papers and a banquet. Speakers include Dr. George Vaughn of the Medical College of Virginia, Dr. John Chaledon of Daytona Beach, and Dr. Dean Hart of St. Petersburg. Dr. Lees McCarthy of Charlotte will preside.

Piedmont Proctologic Society Glenn Perry Sedgefield George Vaughn Medical College of Virginia Richmond John Chaledon Daytona Beach Fla Lees McCarthy Charlotte Dean Hart St. Petersburg Perry

Hotel Opens Doors After Picketing in Bluefield

About 75 Negro college students were served lunch in the West Virginian Hotel dining room after a sit-in that lasted a little over an hour. Another 25 demonstrators picketed outside with anti segregation placards and singing. The protest remained orderly and the pickets left after the hotel began serving the students. John Nettles, president of Bluefield State College NAACP, said all demonstrators were chapter members and called the sit-in a success.

Bluefield W. Va West Virginian John Nettles Bluefield State College National Association For the Advance of Colored People

Mild Weather Through Afternoon in High Point Area

Officials at Friendship Airport say mild temperatures prevail today in the High Point area with partly cloudy skies. A chance of scattered showers exists later, and the forecast calls for a high near 67 degrees.

High Point U. S. Weather Bureau Friendship Airport

Clinton Woman Crowned Mrs North Carolina in Surprising Win

Lou Ann Reynolds, 29, of Clinton, surprised to reach the Mrs. North Carolina final, won the title over nine contestants and earns a trip to St. Petersburg for Mrs. America 2012. First runner-up is Grace Hobbs. second runner-up Norma Rhodenhiser. Reynolds, married 10 years to William Preston, said she never expected to win and highlighted her talents in sewing, baking, and event planning. Her comment on her Clinton roots and her only past pageant being a May Queen title at Peace College in 1954 is noted.

Norma Rodenheimer High Point Winston - Salem N. C Lou Ann Reynolds Clinton North Carolina St. Petersburg Fla Grace Hobbs Wilmington Norma Rhodenhiser William Preston

Vicki Wray Celebrates 3rd Birthday

Vicki Wray, a nationwide child figure from Christmas coverage, marks her third birthday with a backyard party in Bowling Green Ohio. She will have her remaining eye removed Monday at Duke University Hospital in Durham North Carolina to treat cancer. About 50 children and several adults attend, along with her eight siblings and a clown.

Bowling Green Vicki Wray Duke University Hospital Durham N.C Vicki Wray

Choral Contest Held Here At High Point

More than 1,000 junior and senior high singers gathered in Northeast Junior High auditorium for the High Point District Choral contest. North Carolina Music Educators Conference sponsorship covered this event, with judges from Page High School Greensboro Greensboro State College. Ratings ranged from superior to poor for groups including Ferndale Hill Wiley Jamestown Reynolds East Forsyth High Point Central and Southeast Guilford.

High Point North Carolina Music Educators Conference Guilford Randolph Rockingham Forsyth Stokes Montgomery Surry Yadkin Northeast Junior High School Florence Greene Central High School Philo Jamestown Junior High Fair Dalton Junior High Superior Northeast Junior High East Forsyth High High Point Central High Reynolds High East Forsyth Northwest Guilford High Southeast Guilford High

Camp Cheerio Plans Expanded 1964 Season at High Point YMCA

Camp Cheerio opens Friday at 7 30 p m with the fourth annual reunion at the High Point YMCA. The 1964 season adds two new programs Bike Hiking with extended bicycle trips and golf on the High Meadows course under construction. Camp leaders boast an experienced staff including Max H Cooke Fred Tumbleston and Don Reber with multiple camping sessions for girls and boys and priority enrollment for local 8 to 14 year olds until April 15.

Cheerio High Poinh Ymca Camp Cheerio High Meadows Golf and Country Club High Point Max H. Cooke Fred Tumbleston YMCA Charlotte Don Reber

Escapee Sought By Police In Greensboro Area

Local authorities pursued escapee Jack Lamar Kincaid a 35 year old white male 5 8 in blue prison clothes 160 pounds whose listed home is 705 Glider St Greensboro. Police feared he might contact relatives as he headed toward the High Point region.

High Point Jack Lamar Kincaid Greensboro Kincaid Glider St

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