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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1963
Page
2
The fair labor standards act raises the minimum wage from 1.15 to 1.25 per hour starting Monday. High Point hosiery and other semi skilled sectors expect payroll pressure. The 1.25 rate applies to interstate commerce covered workers prior to 1961 amendments. No overtime changes required, says Pauline Horton of the Federal Wage-Hour office in Raleigh.
A Weimaraner named Champion Shadowman Barthaus Borillo took best in show and first in the sporting group at the 12th annual Fur niture City Kennel Club dog show in the Armory. Dorothy Remensnyder of Garrettsville N Y owns the winner. over 500 dogs judged for the Exchange Club charity fund. Girl Scouts from High Point aided ring stewarding.
Holt McPherson, Enterprise editor, travels through Copenhagen and Denmark Sweden Norway and the Scandinavian Design Cavalcade of 1963. His reporting links world events to High Point and North Carolina, promoting international goodwill and anti communist outreach.
Local Chapel Hill residents receive pre campaign mailings from the North Carolina Symphony Society to boost memberships. An individual membership grants season long access to concerts and supports the educational program for thousands of children. High Point and other NC communities are involved in the drive. Back in Portsmouth Rev C P Smith returns as pastor after 40 years with the Kentucky Conference.
High Point motorists will receive small prayer cards from five State Highway Patrolmen this Labor Day weekend. The carded prayers aim to curb traffic deaths and collisions before Monday night. The program is a joint Jaycee Highway Patrol effort led by Sgt. L. J. Lance and Strupe Lackey with a minister and his secretary among the first recipients.
Guilford County commissioners plan a Tuesday meeting at the courthouse starting at 9 am to fill vacancies on the county planning board and the Pinecroft-Sedgefield Fire Protection District Commission. The session features monthly reports, a discussion of a federal planning grant, and the naming of two planning board members for three-year terms.
The weatherman predicts moderate temperatures and fair skies. Overnight low around 68 degrees, daytime high near 81 with easing into Monday. Partly cloudy conditions expected with a slight chance of late showers. overnight low 68, high around 82 Monday.
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