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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1958

Page

21

National Handicap Week kickoff planned with luncheon

A two city observance of National Employ the Handicapped Week runs Oct 5–11 with a kickoff luncheon at the YMCA. Thomas R. Greening of Washington, D C will speak, chaired by Gomer R. Lesch and J Paul Williamson.

National YMCA Chamber of Commerce Thomas R. Greening Washington, D. C Greensboro High Point Gomer R. Lesch J. Paul Williamson Ralph Miller Employment Security Commission

Rotary district institute set for Wednesday at YMCA

A one day Rotary Institute for District 769 clubs will be held at the YMCA on Wednesday. Registration starts at 9 30 a m and the program runs all day. Ralph D Porch of Anniston Alabama will conduct the event. he served as district governor and as president of the Anniston Rotary Club and is Rotary Information Counselor for 1958 59.

Rotary Clubs District 769 YMCA Ralph D. Porch Anniston Ala Porch Annistory Rotary Club Rotary

Accident Box Score Citywide This Week

Summary unavailable due to fragmented text. The readable portion reports casualty and property loss figures with four killed and two injured this year to date totaling $193,998.78, alongside a general accident tally of $7,050.00 for the period.

Business Clubs Hold Meet Here in District Plan

The Second District of American Business Clubs met at Furni ture City Motel to review six months of progress and plan three new chapters. Discussions covered attendance, redistricting into eastern and western regions with a governor each, and a national scholarship project costing about fifty thousand dollars yearly. Attendees included C. B. Lambeth, C. A. York Jr., Howard Newton, Jim Padgett, Townes Holland, Tony Liberatore, and Cleo M. Venable. A follow up meeting was set for Charlotte in two months.

The American Business Club C. S. Lambeth C. A. York Jr Cleo M. Venable Jim Padgett S. C Janet Teague Furniture City Motel C. 8. Lambeth Howard Newton South Carolina Townes Holland Spartanburg Tony Liberatore Charlotte

Poets and professor Blackstock featured in Lookout issue

The Lookout prints a poem Old Voyager by Dr. Walter Blackstock a new English professor at High Point College. The piece contrasts sea sagas with scholarly pursuits as Blackstock expands a poetry career after Yale 1952 and Ford Foundation study at Harvard.

Seamen's Church Institute’ of New York Lookout Walter Blackstock High Print College Atlanta Blackseye Georgia Writer's Association Southern Writer's Conference Ford Ford Foundation Archibald MacLeish Harvard University Blackstock MacLeish Robert Frost Connecticut Florida State University Studies Theodore Dreiser Yale University High Point College

Kearns Wood Johnson Family Reunion Set at Farmer Church

The Kearns Wood Johnson families plan their annual reunion at Farmer Methodist Church on October 5. A picnic lunch is scheduled for 1 p.m. in the Farmer School cafeteria.

Kearns- Wood-Johnson Farmer Methodist Church Farmer Farmer School

Governor Hodges to speak at High Point Chamber dinner

Gov. Luther H. Hodges is set as the featured speaker for the High Point Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on October 15 at High Point College dining room. Ed Mendenhall, arrangements chair, expects about 100 attendees and a notable gathering of local and out of town business and civic leaders. Reservations managed by George A. Covington with phone or mail.

Luther H. Hodges High Point Commerce George W. Lyles High Point College Ed Mendenhall Mendenhall George A. Covington Chamber of Commerce

Counselor To Sneak At Schools Three Programs For Mrs Ould

Mrs E H Ould renowned youth development counselor will headline a Methodist Leadership School at Wesley Memorial Church tonight. She will address Senior High assemblies Tuesday and Thursday at 8 45 a m and Junior High on Wednesday at 12 43 and 1 18 p m. The events are sponsored by the Parents League and Youth Congress with a course on Understanding Youth at 7 30 p m for parents teachers and counselors.

E. H Ould Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Parents League The Youth Congress

National Newspaper Week Observed in High Point

National Newspaper Week will be observed in High Point October 1 to 8. John Harden of the North Carolina Press Association will address the Rotary Club at lunch on that subject. Holt McPherson of The Enterprise will speak to the Rock Hill Kiwanis Club Friday evening. The Elks Lodge hosts the Enterprise and Thomasville Times staffs at an annual dinner in observance of Newspaper Week.

John Harden North Carolina Press Association Rotary Club Holt McPherson The Enterprise Rock Hill Kiwanis Club Elks Lodge Enterprise and Thomasville Times

High Point Plans Regional Cooperation For Growth

City planners urge cooperation with Greensboro Winston-Salem Thomasville and Lexington to avoid a strip city future. They foresee rapid population growth to about 90 000 in 1980 adding 8 000 homes and more workplaces while stressing regional planning and shared resources. More on page two.

High Point Greensboro Winston - Salem Thomasville Lexington Three- Cities Development Committee

Gen Hodge to Address Civic Club in High Point

Gen John R Hodge retired U S Army of Fayetteville will speak at the Exchange Club of High Point meeting Monday evening. He entered service in 1917, rose to general in 1952, retired 1953 after 36 years, and served as acting professor of Military Service and Tactics at Mississippi A&M and led commands in Pacific island invasions.

John. R. Hodge United States Army of Fayetteville Exchange Club of High Point Hodge University of Army Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College

Fall Term Crafts Workshop Opens October 2

High Point offers 27 courses for a fall crafts program opens Thursday with registration at 7 30 am at Junior High School. Eight two hour classes cost 2 dollars except first aid free under Red Cross. Courses include flower arranging textile painting oil portraiture leathercraft Spanish interior decorating photography and more with registrations on Oct 2 or Oct 6 at Blair Park.

Frank Sizemore Jr High Point American Red Cross Elizabeth Ennis H. R. Kellam E. J. Oglesby George Armentrout Dr. LeVey High Point College Blair Park

Judge Gambill Handles Week-Long Trial With Veteran Ease

Forrest Cates presents a column style recap of a week at the county court where Judge Robert Gambill, newly appointed, presided over a criminal Superior Court. He delivered 3 5 and 7 10 year sentences, prompting reactions from lawyers and officers.

Criminal Superior Court Robert Gambill Frank Armstrong Greensboro Gambill

Special Meet Tuesday On Textile Move

Textile Insurance Co president James Gage and board member I Paul Ingle will attend a special meeting Tuesday morning to discuss keeping Textile’s home office in High Point. Charlotte has bid to relocate, to be reviewed at the next board meeting called by Merchants Association president Kester at Center Theatre at 9 a.m. The event is open to Merchants Association members and other professionals interested in preserving the High Point office.

James Gage Textile Insurance Co I. Paul Ingle Textile High Point Charlotte An Kester Merchants Association Center Theatre

YMCA United Fund Supports Local Boys Memberships

High Point backs its annual United Fund drive with YMCA programs that cover nearly 60 dollars per boy for a membership. A typical case shows a father in his thirties earning fifteen dollars yearly toward his son’s seven dollar membership, with over 500 sponsored boys funded by individuals and clubs. The father is active in industrial basketball, coaches a youth team, officiates in leagues, and belongs to the Y's Men’s Club.

High Point YMCA United Fund Nual

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