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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1963
Page
34
The post outlines Mary Bethune week schedule with events for each day. Monday features Co-ed Club Meeting Night of Fun and Business Professional Club. Tuesday lists Happy Hearts Modernette Driver's Training. Wednesday includes Pre-Teen Gym Time Lamplighters Girl Scout Sewing. Thursday features Golden Age Blue Triangle Y-Achievement. Friday offers Drop-In Lounge Y-Slogans Zeta Program.
The Carl Chavis YMCA Board of Management will meet on Wednesday at noon. A car wash will be held on the Parking Lot adjoining the YMCA. The Youth Department will be in car washes for a two weeks period. Boy Scout Council meeting will be Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Little League Baseball Managers will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Little League baseball practice Tuesday and Thursday at 4 p.m. Colt League baseball practice Monday and Wednesday at Tri-Hi-Y Softball meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m.
A Woman's Day program is planned at Pearson Memorial Church on May 19. Speaker will be Mrs. Cleo M. Robertson, VP of the High Point Unit of the North Carolina Teachers Assn. She is a Virginia Union University and Elizabeth State Teachers College graduate and active in Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Her husband is Rev. James Robertson Jr. of High Point.
William Penn High School students participated in Career Day organized by the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority High Point alumni chapter and its job opportunities program. Keynote speaker Mrs. Sarah Herbin, a William Penn graduate and American Friends Service Committee officer, urged students to build “extra margins” of compétence, responsibility, judgment and communication to prepare for the labor market.
William Penn High School PTA will hold its final meeting of the year Monday at 8 p.m. Newly elected officers will be installed during the business session. An executive committee meeting precedes at 7 p.m. in the school library, and refreshments will follow in the Home Economics department.
At Fort Belvoir a new hangar was dedicated to Lt. Lewis L. Stone who died in a Viet Nam helicopter crash on January 11. About 800 attended as Maj. Gen. Paul A. Gavan lauded Army aviation. Stone’s widow Anne, his Sanford, North Carolina family, and siblings from Columbia and Gulf were among the mourners.
The final Fairview PTA meeting will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The glee club under H. L. Forbes will lead activities.
A Florence man asked a Florence Herald clerk to place a lost cat ad with a $100 reward. When the clerk questioned the sum the man revealed he had already drowned the cat, explaining the reward was for its safe return.
In Phoenix at Northgate Lanes a beaver disrupted bowling night as 40 women screamed and tried to chase it. A maintenance man boxed the animal and handed it to the Phoenix zoo. The incident was witnessed by Mrs. Marie Crocker wife of the manager.
Derrick Lawrence, son of Rev and Mrs Benjam in Lawrence, wins a baby contest at the Church of God of Prophecy. Various church groups announce meetings, programs, and leadership roles, including Helping Hand Club, St Marys Methodist Slates convention, and ministers wives committee appointments.
Urbana based University of Illinois home furnishings expert W. C. Kauffman says personal family preferences decide what paintings etchings or drawings belong in a home. The more you look the easier it is to identify the picture that always draws you and suits daily living.
Tom Bates claimed he moved the blanket to reveal a bullet wound but the blanket was found spotless. If the shot came from outside the window, a bullet hole would exist in the blanket, challenging Bates account.
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