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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1970

Page

5

Longtime High Point resident Minnie Harrell to mark 75th church anniversary

Mrs Minnie Pickett Harrell ninety years old on Feb 3 returns from Florida to visit family and attend First United Methodist Church 75th anniversary. Descendant of charter members she recalls church founders and her late friends while maintaining a diary since 1903.

Minnie Pickett Harrell First United Methodist Church High Point Clearwater Fla Pickett N. Main St Harrell W. P. Pickett John W. Walker Fannie Eller Pickett Davidson County Mr. Pickett Western Maryland College Westminster First Methodist

Valenti says national political committees outmoded

Washington columnist Jack Valenti warns that national committee structures are stuck in horse and buggy politics in the TV and computer era. He notes Nixon's campaign relies on data and image shaping, while criticizing party machinery as overburdened by costs and out of touch with modern political needs.

Valenti National Committee McKinley White House Richard M. Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Campaign Associates Wichita, Kan Philadelphia Richard Scammon U. S South Nixon Internal Revenue Service Census Bureau National Archives Washington

Census 1970: mail form shift and far reaching planning

The Sunday Accent outlines the 1970 census driven by mail responses, noting about 60 percent of Americans will mail forms on April 1. It explains census aims beyond counting, including highway funding, welfare, housing, and education, with emphasis on confidentiality and data use.

Department of Commerce Washington Census Bureau

Housing progress eyed for Thomasville area spread

Thomasville area eyes gains in housing as one apartment project nears completion and another starts. modular units could aid rapid, economical housing while downtown and neighborhoods seek upgrades. Urban renewal discussed but action needed week by week. Local merger talks and a parade plan surface amid varied community notes.

Thomasville Tom Johnson

Easter Egg Games and Poultry News in North Carolina

The column recalls an Easter egg gambling diversion with wooden eggs and a tale of clever deception. It notes April as Poultry Products Month, NC production figures, and weekly broiler chick placements, then reports City Manager Kyle Williams saying the Thomasville underpass project is on schedule.

Denton Carlton 82Nd Airborne Band Fort Bragg North Carolina N. C. Poultry Federation Chicken N. C Old North Kyle Williams Thomasville

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