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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1967
Page
2
Enterprise photographer Jerry Parrish covered a special Santa Claus arrival in Thomasville as a helicopter delivered the jolly guest. The event featured local residents and staff noting the festive scene captured on camera.
The annual Jabberwock program will be presented on December 4 in the William arena. Organizers invite students and faculty to attend the student production featuring musical numbers and theatrical skits.
A search for the wife of a New Jersey businessman killed in a traffic crash near Tryon was canceled after authorities learned she had flown to Florida to meet him there. The victim was Charles K. Frederickson, 63, of Summit, New Jersey.
A humorous Thanksgiving humor piece lists what the author is thankful for. He jokes about stomach aches after turkey, the Christmas parade on Thanksgiving Day, avoiding dull afternoons, and staying a newspaperman. He quips about city life, manhole covers, urinals, and fashion trends.
A brief from William Penn notes a memorial event for Pfc. Jenkins as part of a three day school week activities. Students decorated boxes with food on Wednesday while class officers organized the effort and Soundra Kendall contributed.
This week reports a class basket prize at 122 class, Rev James Pharr urges gratitude, and a memorial service for Pfc James Jenkins killed in Vietnam. 1957 graduates held a 10th reunion with alumni from 11 states. Band parades covered Salisbury to Mount Airy. Guy Lee McFall received a gold watch for 25 years at War-Drug Stores in St Louis.
The Pentagon said Army Pvt. Harold Burton of Rural Hall North Carolina was killed in Vietnam not by hostile action. He was the husband of Mrs. Martha Burton of Route 1 Rural Hall.
William Slatter of AFN charged in Frankfurt that the Pentagon imposed news control on AFN reporters in Europe. He cited four cases including an Exchange Service scandal, a lieutenant stabbed, alleged troop reductions, and blocked local interviews.
Ana A. Batista of High Point Central High School is named Youth of the Month by the High Point Youth Council sponsored by the city recreation department. She is a senior with multiple roles including Girl's Chorus president and Choralettes vice president, and has been accepted to Furman University.
Special service from Rev. Brown of Burlington at Oak Grove Christian Church at 11 a.m. today.
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