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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1965
Page
6
Six of High Point's Christmas decorations faced delays in installation due to metal display issues. Four lights should arrive in time for Main Street's business district, with two more expected soon to total ten conical displays planned for the downtown streets.
Lancaster and Mr. Clifford Christian Jr. announce the Prayer Week schedule. Dec 2 prayer at homes. Dec 3 church sanctuary open all day. Dec 7 prayer. Dec 8 Woman's Missionary Society general program at the church with supper at 6 p.m. and program at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Eugene Spears of Emerywood Baptist Church will be guest speaker.
Dr. Thor Hall was set to address HPC groups in a planned session. The event aims to share insights on high performance computing and collaborative research initiatives.
Speculation in official circles centers on Guilford County Sheriff Clayton Jones possibly entering Democratic politics after his current term ends next year. Jones has refused public comment, while observers note his name has circulated in off the record talks about a broader political move.
Robert Horney SFMA secretary says October end orders are 24.2 percent higher than October 1964. For the first 10 months of 1985 orders show an 11.3 percent increase over the same period in 1964, while shipments for the same 10 months in 1965 climb 10.8 percent over 1964.
Postmaster appeals for early shopping and mailing to handle peak mailing season. Extra staff hired to ensure service during the rush as York urges the public to shop early mail early and use ZIP Codes.
Jack Coleman branch manager for Wachotva Bank named as a March leader for the Dimes campaign.
A vintage advertisement promotes Kennedy's Mixture as an effective stomach distress remedy with a mint flavor. The copy urges acceptance of no substitutes and promises a new improved pleasant-to-use product.
Thieves opened quail season at a High Point farm owned by Jack Rochelle and stole a .32 caliber pistol and about $200. Deputies report no solid leads after a Friday shooting incident at a neighboring Glen Thomas farm, followed by a nightlong search with dogs and patrol units.
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