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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1967
Page
5
Jaycees on The Bridge Again suffered a cerebral hemorrhage during the opening game. He lies in a Burlington hospital, his hometown, as fundraising drives take place in High Point, Burlington, and Raleigh where Gentry studied at North Carolina State University.
High Point Jaycees raised over 1800 for the Bill Gentry Fund during an all day Knox Bridge campaign. About 45 Jaycees collected donations to aid High Point Central football coach Bill Gentry who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in the season opener. he remains hospitalized in Burlington. Contributions continue by phone or mail to the Jaycee headquarters.
Building permits in October totaled 34.27 million across 36 cities with populations over 10 000, marking a 9.8 percent rise from October 1966. For ten months in 1967 the total reached 376.09 million, up four percent from 1966, led by Charlotte 10.69 million and Greensboro 4.46 million.
Thomasville High students organized Thanksgiving food baskets for a mother and her three children. The band performed at Wake Forest Maryland game on November 17 and joined Band Day events with bands from across North Carolina. Diane Conrad was named Miss Merry Christmas, one of five finalists, and will compete in the state finals in Lexington. Four THS boys earned All Conference honors. Juniors and seniors reviewed PSAT scores amid Powder Puff events with the junior girls chanting. Eddie Williamson crowned Powder Puff king. Judy Teer named Girl of the Month and active in Tri-Hi-Y and student government as well as church youth groups.
North Carolina will lose 15 Army National Guard units and 352 personnel under a reorganization announced by State Adjutant Gen. Claude T. Bowers. The 30th Division will become a mechanized infantry division with 77 units, shedding two brigades and aviation battalion while creating non division units to offset losses. Communities will retain at least one unit, with overall force capable of state and federal missions.
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