Thomasville Picket by Negro Youths At Local Business
About 13 Negro youths and NAACP president Rev. W. E. Banks marched through Thomasville on Saturday afternoon and picketed parking lot entrances of a business during funeral services.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1963
Page
3
About 13 Negro youths and NAACP president Rev. W. E. Banks marched through Thomasville on Saturday afternoon and picketed parking lot entrances of a business during funeral services.
Dr. Stanley L. Scarborough begins practice at 1234 Monthieu Ave Five Points after year with Dr. L O Farlow in Archdale. A Ferrum Ferrum Ferrum Ferrum graduate, he attended Lincoln Chiropractic College Indianapolis earning Doctor of Chiropractic with X Ray physio therapy and internship certificates. He is a Bassett Virginia native and US Air Force veteran. He and Mrs Scarborough reside on Englewood Drive High Point.
Multiple obituaries reported for Mrs. Carrie Maude Shufelt Woodrow L. Yonts Lula Everhart plus local funeral details. Services held in Em manuel Lutheran and Grace Lutheran churches with interment at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Burial arrangements note pallbearers and church affiliations.
North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford proclaimed September 15 to 21 as Special Time for the Aging. Across the state, rest homes host events as five High Point clubs showcase active programs including bus trips, a bowling league, and a four day seashore outing for seniors.
In Danbury North Carolina nine month old Mark Anthony Stovall died when his neck became caught between a high chair seat and tray. Coroner Dr Theodore Antonakos ruled the death accidental noting the leg strap was broken and the child was likely trying to climb out.
Lt Cmdr Dewey Dyson Crowder Jr of the Wilston-Salem naval Training School will speak on Naval Might at the Industrial Management Club meeting on Tuesday. He has 18 years in the Navy and piloted the first transoceanic flight of a non rigid airship, and he and his wife Kathrine Tyler live in Twin City. The club will begin 10 new courses in October including Cost Reduction and Labor Laws. dates will be announced.
Police examined four notes threatening an acid attack on Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in Billingham-on-Tees England. Officials said they could not yet determine if the notes were authored by a single writer.
A 50 bed Maryfield Nursing Home will be built on Greensboro Road at an estimated cost of 607000 with 333850 in Federal funds and 273150 local support. Construction starts after plans and compliance, with advisory committee members from Greensboro High Point Winston Salem and James town involved.
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