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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1965
Page
36
Brief items list meetings for Christian Club at Mt Vernon Baptist Church and Lady Aster chapter at Odd Fellow's Hall, plus Friendly Neighbors Club and Griffin Park social details. Programs include Pastors Aid Society at Pilgrim United Church and United Usher Chorus service, with multiple addresses and dates noted.
Students gather for Awards Day as Vance Chavis delivers a motivational speech on We Shall Overcome. The event honors meritorious work across academics and the total school program, with Mrs. Ethel P. W. receiving the Distinguished Service Award. Twenty four Business Education students undergo FBI interviews conducted by Mr. Schultz, shaping future work competition. The NAACP plans a Wednesday meeting at Carl Chavis YMCA to elect delegates for the national convention in Denver.
The Carl Chavis YMCA Coin Club plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting on Tuesday. Dr. David L. Lewis, brother of James W. Lewis of High Point, is named associate professor of history at Notre Dame and will study the French Revolution in France this summer.
A fragment notes the population as 15 percent pure white, 50 percent pure Indians, and 35 percent mixed with Cholos or blends of the two.
Tom Lyons appeared careless as he limped into the office using a cane in his right hand while the left leg supposedly bore the injury. The discrepancy raises questions about the legitimacy of the alleged wound in the crime solution note.
The Singing Tornadoes of Greenville and the Singing Clar inets of Spartanburg will render a gospel program at Shiloh Baptist Church 618 Holder St High Point Sunday at 3 pm. Mighty Kings of High Point to sing Sunday at 7 pm.
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