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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1965
Page
10
Miss Hillside Queen rode in the William Penn High School Homecoming parade and will appear in the High Point Christmas parade. Photo by Duane Hall.
The Mary Bethune YWCA held a reception in the gymnasium with staff members in the receiving line, including Mrs. Victor Blackburn and Miss Sadie Pike. Engraved gifts and silver bracelets were presented to key leaders by Mrs. Marian Bass, with out of town guests from North Carolina College at Durham and Greensboro.
Open House for Education Week runs 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. Parents tour classrooms to see their children’s work. Mt Vernon Church Willing Workers meet at the church. City Union Ushers gather at First Church on Washington today at 5 p.m. Rev Hargrove and Brown’s New Calvary Baptist Church worship Emmanuel Baptist at 3 p.m. Hosanna Tents No 326 meets Elks Rest Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Mt Olive Court Calanthe hosts speaker Reality on Fairview Street. tickets by Mrs Alice Simpson. Mrs Lottie Scott listed. Singing Convocation today at 2:30 at St. Neph’s Biro.
The YMCA membership committee will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m The deadline to register teams for basketball leagues is November 12 Age groups include junior 12 and under intermediate 14 and under and senior 18 and under Boxing Judo and Karate classes start at 7 36 p m Wednesday
William Penn High School will hold an open house Thursday in observance of American Education Week. A brief devotion and school choir songs will precede classroom visits for parents. No formal business session. PTA president Benjamin F. Moore Sr. urged membership workers to submit final reports to Mrs. Virginia Belo.
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