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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1969
Page
2
IMC Ohio receives an award for 13 years of programming excellence. Officers listed include Arnold Osteen as president James Richardson as secretary and Lt Albert Hunt as second vice president Doug Hunt as first vice president.
The article lists prom participantsBarbera Wright Sabre Robinson Mollie Morrow Tron Carolyn Wilson Kathy Crissman Janice Kamar Marsha Weant Eddie Featress Bill Bencini Tom McKenzie Larry Robbins Davidee David Wall Filen Haworth Doug Hussey and Ban Witherington. Beta Club officers were announced president Doug Hussey vice president Ben Witherington secretary Paige Iderton treasurer vid Wall. The spring choral concert will be Thursday at 7 30 p.m. featuring Centralaires A Capella and Choralettes under Mrs Florence Greene. Senior officers for 1988-70 were installed president Nancy McDermott vice president Larry Robbins secretary-treasurer Betsy ow. A skating party is planned from 7 34 p.m. to 10 p.m. The Senior Banquet is Friday in the cafeteria with skits talent and exhibitions. State Debate participants Loveland Roger Carrick Sheryl Robinson and Eleonore Alexander competed. Joe and Roger may face Sheryl and Elmore at nationals. Golf team coached by Bob Beasley competes in the State Tournament at Chapel Hill with Scott Utley Steve Watson Mark King Brent Shaver and Clyde Johnston qualifiers. Tennis team travels to Chapel Hill Friday for a match. Baseball meets Smith Tuesday and the State Track Meet is in Raleigh Friday.
The Daughters of Dorcas Club will meet with Mrs. Erlene Dennis at 315 Ellwood on Monday at 8 p.m. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming charity activities and plans for the month.
Allen Jay PTA to discuss narcotics concerns as ambulance workers are dismissed by County Manager John Wither. The Monday meeting will be the last of the school year, with officers for next year to be installed.
A filmed portrait of rural small town America titled Grassroots will be shown Tuesday at Cinéma Cafe in the High Point Public Library auditorium at noon. A second screening is scheduled at Astor Dowdy Towers at 3 p.m. Coffee and soft drinks will be available at the noon showing.
Police Week events begin Monday at DCCC with William Spitler state supervisor of law enforcement training speaking at noon. A two o'clock public display will feature crime exhibits and a K9 demo. The event, sponsored by the Bureau of Investigation, includes multiple state and local law enforcement groups.
Dr Edwin Auman of High Point has been named Alumnus of the Year by the High Point College Alumni Association. The award honors his devotion to the college and selfless work. Auman, in private practice of internal medicine, earned a 1981 HPC bachelor degree, Bowdoin Gray medical degree in 1965, and a 1981 residency at North Carolina Hospital. He is a Navy veteran and active community leader, with roles in Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church, the High Point Lions Club, and Guilford County Medical Society. He and Lois Erwin live at 1120 Kensington Ave with their three children.
AP reports UNC plans a fund to aid 260 underprivileged students with tutoring. The fund, named for Dr. Mary Gilson who died March 1 at 91, honors her work in education and public service. The UNC student aid office, led by William M. Greer, will collect contributions and administer the fund.
Sen Thurmond will address Guilford Cottage in Greensboro on May 16 at 6 15 PM. The talk follows his earlier party switch and long legal and military career including service as a circuit judge, lieutenant colonel in World War II, and awards such as the Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
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