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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1961
Page
32
Piedmont Savings and Loan Assn will construct a two story 56 by 78 foot building at N Main Street and Westwood. Opening is planned for July 1 1962 with a main entrance from N Main and N Wrenn. Estimated cost is 185000 dollars.
Friday’s pep rally fills the athletic field at 5 15 as fans rally the Black Bison for the looming showdown with Greensboro. Students wave Beat Greensboro signs while plans unfold for an upcoming concert under Barry Ruth and a PTA open house with music from choral groups bands and orchestra.
Calvary Methodist Church holds its annual homecoming service at 11 a.m. with former pastor Rev. C B Newton delivering the sermon. A church lunch follows in the social hall. Rev. C W Russell serves as pastor.
November brings homecoming queen Doris Holton and Miss Football Trudy Fitzgerald at Thomasville High. Senior class superlatives crown students, with many names listed for attributes, activities, and upcoming civic club visits. A Denmark guest discusses education, honors sponsor student directories, mascots are chosen, and a pancake supper and café teria fundraiser are planned for Nov 17. senior assembly features Dr Edmund Perry and the Glee Club.
The Long-Range Planning Committee at High Point College will convene at noon Monday in Harrison Hall. The faculty trustee and alumni panel aims to map 10-year development financing and programs, updating the plan each semester with new information and revisions.
The North Carolina Symphony plans its 17th annual tour across North Carolina with High Point participating again. Since 1946 the symphony has expanded miles and concerts, educating thousands of schoolchildren, supported by state aid memberships and gifts.
In Thomasville last week only police moved about City Hall with a Halloween night bomb prank on a porch. A man dumped manure in a bag and lit a firecracker. A car was dyed purple. Firemen plan Christmas lights as the launch platform lies by the fire station.
Palestine Telephone Co. manager Albert Rucker dismissed rumors that magnets in receivers attracted radiation from fallout. He noted a phone was buried three feet deep and a few customers returned sets, but insisted there is no danger from radioactivity.
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