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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1965
Page
8
At Central High School students run a non commercial radio show after a four day outage. Eric Hurley recalls an unusual breakdown needing a trained repairman. Principal D. P. Whitley organized the club and pushed equipment purchase. The 10 watt station broadcasts on 8.3 megacycles with student volunteers from .30 to 5 each day.
Thomasville High School seniors await the announcement of superlatives, class motto, colors and flower. Mentions include Most Athletic Bennie Clodfelter and Lynette Jones with Steve Powell. The winning motto submitted by Jim Black reads In truth that we may ourselves In earnest that we may seek our fullest capacity.
A center in Helena initiates a play program aiding mentally retarded youths. Staff evaluation shows reduced supervision needs after four months and fewer illnesses. The project includes a radio station run by two students, broadcasting live with volunteer staff, training newcomers, and community engagement.
The Linike department and The Weavers, part of the museum committee, donated peg board partitions and painted displays. They provided funds for glass showcases and other items. A drive to broaden community support for the museum is under way.
A series of meetings for the deaf will open at Green Street Baptist Church chapel on Thursday. Rev Neal L Peyton evangelist leading the revival and he brings background from Iowa State College Howard College Midwestern in graduate work and Se eastern Seminary.
Washington report contrasts New York and Cleveland mayoral races. Buckley on Conservative ticket could siphon votes from Lindsay in New York. In Cleveland, Stokes jealously contested the mayor’s race amid a large Black electorate and Democratic pressure to withdraw.
A Randleman man is hospitalized after an early Thursday crash in which his car ran off the street struck a tree and rolled about 100 feet before hitting a late model car, demolishing it. Jimmy Griffin of Academy Street was identified as the driver.
A Randleman pastor will host revival services at Fair Church with additional groups providing music. The revival is held in church facilities as part of the community spiritual renewal effort.
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