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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1964

Page

5

High Pointer Dr Russell Montfort Leads Convocation

Dr Russell Montfort will program and lead the convocation singing session marking his return to the ground he earned by performing in a male quartet. Born in Cincinnati to Mr and Mrs Arthur G Montfort the family moved to La Grange Kentucky where he graduated La Grange High School in 1946. He attended Kentucky Wesleyan College Owensboro, earned an A B in 1950, and entered Duke Divinity School linking to North Carolina. He served as associate minister at Burlington Webb Avenue Methodist Church and joined the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference during seminary. He married Ruth Nance in June 1954 and lives on Ferndale Boulevard with their two children. He received a Danforth Foundation Award and helped found youth programs at Davidson County churches as he pursued ministry and youth leadership.

Grateful for Visit of Ann Landers to Local School

The Divinettes of High Point Central High School expressed thanks for Ann Landers visiting and delivering a frank talk that resonated with students. They appreciated her understanding of teenagers and noted no resentment toward her advice. The piece also highlights a 1963 campaign in support of mentally retarded children led by the High Point Junior Womans Club and appeals for donations on November 8 with Mrs. Robert D. Millar leading the drive.

Ann Landers the Enterprise The Divinettes High Point Central High School Ann High Point Junior Womans’ Club Robert D. Millar

The Great Un-Experts Reflect On Naval History

An editor notes the anniversary of early naval innovation with references to John M. Brooke and the Monitor. He contrasts Confederate and Union efforts, recalls the high stakes of ironclad design, and hints at the stubborn debates that shaped Civil War era ships and American military know how.

Jenkin Lloyd Jones Old Point Comfort Hampton Roads Norfolk Navy Base America Uncle Sam John M. Brooke En Hull USS. Merrimac

Soviet Corn Grower Describes Harsh Winter Labor

A Soviet farmer says his team endures cold winters with nonstop shoveling of manure to keep corn production going. The remarks tie into broader depictions of state farming discipline and the contrast with Western affluence.

Khariton Albegev

Election Day records set in High Point voters count

Mrs. Elva H. Small led election day operations at 20 polling places as a record 18 461 residents cast ballots surpassing 1960 totals. Precincts reported delays and a mislisted party column fixed early, with returns flowing in through the night to the Greensboro county office.

Elva H. Small No. 4 N. Main Street Election Board Small Ice High Point Democratic Party Jake Froelich Archie Myatt Dan K. Moore Guilford Clayton Jones VFW

Which Lane To Travel in Thomasville Unclear

Local readers discuss traffic lanes at Thomasville intersections with city and sheriff's office officials. Notes include a missing motorized lane on National Highway and Guilford Street and concerns over road safety.

Thomasville Paul Shore Men In Blue Clanette Westmoreland Sheriff's Guilford Street Johnson Hubert Humphrey

Roaming the Piedmont A Halloween and fire safety roundup

Asheboro firefighters battled a gasoline fire caused by a man using a cigarette lighter to pour fuel into an empty tank. The piece also reflects on a cheerful Halloween, a first grader’s misinterpretation after a rainstorm left classroom furniture removed, leaf burning cautions, a near-miss involving a car and street debris, a gray-haired driver admired, and two graduates from the heart attack school sharing lighter duties at the Highway Patrol Station.

Asheboro Corp. M

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