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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1969
Page
9
A writer muses on Thanksgiving as more than a meal, reflecting on heritage and the American way of life. He contrasts turkey with ham, celebrates family, parades, and the parade of patriotism, and resolves to enjoy the holiday with civility and gratitude.
A dance sponsored by the High Point Youth Council, the YMCA, and the YWCA will take place November 28 from 8 p.m. to midnight at City Lake Gymnasium. The band Innmén Ltd. of Burlington will perform. The council also held a full meeting in the City County building last Thursday and discussed a Christmas party at High Point Memorial Hospital.
The Cinema Cafe film Tuesday at the High Point Public Library offers a 20 minute primer titled Color Clues To Better Living aimed at homemakers. It showcases deco principles with color combinations and will be shown twice at 12 15 p m in the Audio Visual Room and at 3 15 p m at Astor Dowdy Towers 701 East Green Drive. Both screenings are open to the public.
The Scottish Rite of Freemasonry will present an organ music program at the Greensboro Masonic Temple 428 W. Martin St on December 7 from 2 to 4 p m The program features Christmas and religious music Refreshments follow in the Temple Dining Hall Guides will offer tours of the building including the Museum.
The High Point Public Library screens a Disney feature Nature's Half Acre as part of Conservation Month. Fifteen naturalist photographers contributed footage including time lapses showing plant and insect life cycles. The 3:30 p.m. showing in the Audio-Visual Room is available for outside bookings by phone. A wildlife exhibition from the North Carolina Museum of Natural History in Raleigh remains on display in the children's department through the month.
Raleigh state director James T. Johnson announced an expanded Farmers Home Administration rural housing program for low to moderate income families. The goal is housing for every deserving rural North Carolina family with funds available to finance loans and rental housing. The national aim is 300000 housing units in ten years, with North Carolina doubling its current loan activity. Loans include interest credit options with FHA and are limited to applicants unable to obtain credit from conventional lenders.
Guilford County farmers will vote Tuesday on the Nickels for Know-How referendum. Authorized by the North Carolina General Assembly the program funds agricultural education research and extensions at North Carolina State University. Polling places include FCX Store High Point and several sites in Deep River Township Jamestown Stokesdale Oak Ridge and Sumner areas.
Archdale Trinity Lions Club invites John R. Lawrence Randolph County School Superintendent and former Jamestown Junior High principal to speak Monday night. The club plans a Dec 5 barbeque supper and will skip Dec 22 meetings due to Christmas holidays. The White Cane Drive raised $510.
Wits End Players from Atlanta revive at Showboat Dinner Theatre with a new satirical musical revue titled Wits End Up or Turn The Other Cheek. Cast includes Bill Nye Payne Laura McDuffie Cheryle Baker and James Peacock from Love Thy Neighbor. Dwight Charles at piano James Phiefer on drums James Williams on bass. Live music during dinner.
Duke University researchers Costlow and Bookhoub report that thermal fluctuations in estuaries could boost productivity and speed development in mud crabs. Experiments with cycles from 59 to 95 F show highest survival and fastest maturation when temperatures swing between 85 and 95 F, suggesting potential commercial value despite unknown long term effects.
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