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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1965
Page
2
Lee Newton an eighth grader at Central High School earns top honors for a project on extrasensory perception. Linda Wood a Central High student wins honorable mention for a project on the effects of radiation on rays at the district fair.
William Wyatt Snider 93, resident of 409 EB Green Dr High Point died 11 30 p m Saturday at High Point Memorial Hospital after three weeks illness. Survived by wife Lessie Rundle two sons Joseph F and Edgar H Snider both of High Point two daughters Helen Koonts of High Point and Marie Galyon of Chattanooga Tenn one brother Numa E Snider of High Point one sister Mrs Daniels of Denton 17 grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Funeral at Sechrest Funeral Home Lexington Avenue warnings incomplete last night.
Fred Tumbleston is named program director at Camp Cheerio with Max Cooke continuing as executive camp director. Camp Cheerio opens June 13 for a six season with two boys sessions and two girls sessions planned. Miss Anne Howland to lead the girls program with training duties.
Students from William Penn High School earned a trip to the National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium at West Point New York. The event runs April 26 to 30 with junior scientists presenting articles and research.
The commission plans to open bids for nursing center equipment at Evergreens Inc east of Greensboro. Estimated cost around 110000 dollars with equipment arrival expected. manufacturers asked to offer items including bed units cleaning and surgical and dental labor items. The county will cover about 60 thousand dollars or roughly half the cost.
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