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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1965
Page
4
Residents urged to nominate candidates from Jamestown area schools including Jamestown Elementary Ragdale High Florence High Union Hill and Sedgefield for Outstanding Young Educator. Nominations due by May 7 and mailed to Larry Phillips Jamestown Junior Chamber of Commerce P Box 455 Jamestown.
The North Carolina Synod of the Lutheran Church in America admitted two mission churches into membership at its Burlington meeting. St Michael's in High Point and Christ the King in Cary raise the synod to 199 congregations. Over 400 Lutherans attend the 161st state meeting, with Dr Martin Carlson of New York set to speak.
THOMASVILLE The merchants' association board voted 5-4 to lease land along the Southern Railway right of way for off street parking. Protests by several citizens accompanied the vote, which was approved by a narrow margin. A committee will be formed to work out details, though extensive planning is expected before any construction begins.
The page catalogs 7:00 P.M. to late night program items featuring The Return Hey Boy's Revenge Perry Mason Moon lighting Doct ors Fugit ive NBC News Special The Saint Peyton Place Petticoat Junction and others with cast, plot hints, guest stars, and notes on live two way telecasts and Nielsen ratings showing CBS leading narrowly over ABC and NBC.
A messy OCR style listing shows a Tuesday May 4 1965 TV schedule with News Weather Sports and Combat 45 on WSOC Channel 9. Mentions McHale's Navy and hospital reference.
The City Planning Commission approved upgrading property abutting Lodge Drive and Culbreth Avenue from R-2 to R-3. City Council will decide next. Joe Bird's request to rezone a lot on E Guilford Street from A-1 to C3 was deferred for study on impact to the area.
The Jamestown area communities await a referendum requiring two thirds approval to set acreage and poundage quotas for the 1965 tobacco crop. ASCS officials say the annual allotment would be 7 483.3 acres about five percent smaller than 1964 but roughly 18 percent higher than planned under the current system. The 12.5 million pound quota aligns near the average 1959–1963 production. If the referendum fails the program reverts to a 19.5 percent allotment cut from 1964.
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