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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1970

Page

2

Parent Seeks Return to College as Student at High Point

Ed Taylor a North Shore public accountant and parent at High Point College during Parents Day plans to enroll again as a student. He hopes to teach at a small Piedmont North Carolina college after settling finances, saying evaluations help voice opinions and involve all campus groups.

Ed Taylor North Shore Long Island New York High Point College Piedmont North Carolina Taylors Moe Taylor Russ High Point Lawson Allen

Delaware Man Heads HPC Parents Association

Delaware resident James Pizzadill was elected president of the Parents Associates of High Point College during Parents Day. He also joins the Board of Directors to fill an unexpired term. New officers include Mrs. Anderson B. Brown first vice president and Rev. George Thompson second vice president.

James Pizzadill Felton, del Parents Associates High Point College O. W. Wheeler Anderson B. Brown Asheboro George Thompson Winston- Salem W. Lawson Allen S. T. Couplen Columbia S.C Stanley C. Dietz Morris Plains N.J Carl Garret High Point R. James Landrum Wilmington Del Paul H. Gerhardt McLean, Va Robert H. McElvany Arlington, Va James Porter Shelby Frank Wells Hickory

New School Lunch Program Adopted For Guilford County

Guilford County Board of Education approves a Jan 1 1971 start for a federal law driven lunch program. All 38 schools will survey students, offer free or reduced price lunches by income, and ensure consistent serving lines for eligible children.

Greensboro Guilford County Black Department of Agriculture

Eye clinic aids amblyopia patients at Johnson Street School

Jaycee Sherman Luther helps Gwen Dolyn Payne check her eyes during the amblyopia clinic at Johnson Street School. The Saturday event, sponsored by the Jaycees with local optometrists, offered a summer atmosphere at odds with college days.

Jaycee Sherman Luther Gwendolyn Payne Johnson Street Jaycees High Point Optonetrists

Model Cities kindergarten program debate tests officials

The Model Cities Commission heard superintendent Dr. Dean B. Pruette and HUD official Ernest Jackson clash over program requirements. Pruette objected to hiring and paying aides under HUD rules while Jackson outlined the rationale and duties, highlighting the program’s core purpose amid ongoing disagreement.

Ray Hubbard Model Cities Commission U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development Dean B. Pruette High Point Board of Education Ernest Jackson HUD Winston- Salem Pruette Jackson Asheville Social Services Department Public Schools Family Counseling Agency Health Department Youth Corps Aseville Buncombe Technical Institute Housing Authority

Thanksgiving Traditions Stir Strong Opinions On Turkey

A humorous column questions Thanksgiving customs and the meal’s meaning while contrasting pork and beef habits with the turkey ritual. It favors ham as a substitute and ruminates on family chores, Santa, and cultural expectations.

Trash disposal pressed for Guilford County schools

Greensboro officials urge immediate action on solid waste disposal for 38 schools as air pollution rules ban open burning. Only one county dump exists, threatening expansion and prompting talks with the county commissioners and health department.

Rottman Guilford County E. C. Glass Greensboro Winston-Salem

Death of Halloween Is a Childhood Holiday No More

A nostalgic piece mourns Halloween as a fun tradition tainted by danger. The author cites razor blades in apples and a five year old dying from heroin tainted candy in Detroit, arguing fear has overshadowed trick or treating and the holiday loses its magic.

Montlieu Avenue School Fairview School Trindale School Archdale Sonny Hedgecock Razor Greensboro Detroit

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