Fewer Clouds Likely Today to the Mid Seventies
The forecast calls for fewer clouds and a high near mid 70s today. Skies may clear further into Monday with similar mild temperatures and light winds across the region.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1966
Page
2
The forecast calls for fewer clouds and a high near mid 70s today. Skies may clear further into Monday with similar mild temperatures and light winds across the region.
High Point Democrat Jake Froelich won the Guilford County Democratic chairmanship by acclamation at a Greensboro convention. Other officers were named including Forrest Farrell as first vice chairman and Mrs. Paul Gilmore as second vice chairwoman. The event also featured debate on a motion condemning Republican defectors and a two‑party system pledge by Thad Eure.
Gov. Dan K. Moore will address the North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development at a Sunday banquet at Emerywood Country Club. The three day meeting in High Point features public hearings, committee work, and tours including Hatteras Yacht Co. attendance by board members.
ASHEBORO The Randolph County 4-H Demonstration Day will be held on May 21 at Rancheman High. Demonstrations start at 9 30 a m with a talent contest at 11 a m and awards at 11 30 a m in the gymnasium. About 200 people expected. winners receive scholarships to 4 H Camp or 4 H Week.
Davidson County Democrats selected Robert Grubb as party chairman for the coming year. Grubb has been active in county politics since starting his law practice and has served as assistant solicitor of the Davidson County Superior Court for about two years.
About 100 Randolph County Democrats gathered at Fayetteville Street School in Asheboro to stress unity and better education. Clyde Lucas was re elected as county party chairman as Bertha Fitzgerald and other nominees were acclaimed. Speakers included David Britt, Archie Smith, and attorney Hal Hammer Walker.
By 7 p.m. yesterday about 25 lines were connected and service was available for emergencies between the two cities. Repairs are temporary and must be redone later. Southern Bell had 12 repairmen on scene while Southern Railway used a large crane to right the lead engine. A drifting crowd of over 500 gathered near Highway 421 as railway detectives set up a safety perimeter. Derailed cars included two loaded with scrap paper and blankets. the fire in the blanket car took over four hours to extinguish. Traffic remained heavy on several major routes.
After a downtown High Point march by about 185 Negro students erupted in violence Thursday, a late Friday night meeting among city officials, Negro leaders, and Gov. Moore's racial problem aide calmed tensions. A 7 p.m. Saturday meeting at the Carl Chavis YMCA was postponed to 7:30 p.m. at First Church to hear a progress report. Dr. Ralph D. Abernathy was among those expected to speak.
The Carl Chavis YMCA Board of Management will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m In addition a Class of 1956 gathering is scheduled for the same time at the YMCA. Dr Martin Luther King is scheduled to address the meeting tonight and Abernathy was invited to speak at First Baptist Church. Gov Moore sent Coltrane to High Point after street violence and a two hour open session failed to yield agreement. Negro leaders reiterated discrimination charges in city police and employment practices during the discussions.
George W. Hutchens of National Food Inc announces Big Bear Supermarkets will purchase four Stop and Shop stores and open a new Big Bear in College Plaza near the Coliseum, expanding to seven Winston-Salem locations. James R. Gilley joins Big Bear in an executive role as the chain plans a 1966 sales target of one million dollars.
Jamestown town officials meet at 7 30 p m Monday to study plans for widening streets and adding curbs and gutters. Town manager Charles Turner says the council will consider advertising for bids and progressing work on street resurfacing and drainage.
Randolph County Sheriff Lloyd Brown and deputies traced escaped Asheboro Prison Unit convict Rufus Neal to a Ramseur house on Route 2. Believing a drunken woman hid the inmate, officers fled but a deputy rolled the figure, revealing Neal in female attire who was recaptured and returned to the camp.
Archdale Jaycees announced a car-stop fundraiser today to raise money for finishing Trindale Athletic Field improvements. Local volunteers will collect donations and promote the project at designated routes.
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