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IHE 'IRIBTINAL AID
Dates To Remember
HIGH POINT
(High Point Mental
Health Association)
(Fall Classes
Oakview Center)
p.m.
The new schedule of houn
standardizes the times when
me library is open and offers R*g^t„aon for das«>s be-
daily momln* hours, the ^ Qctober are now
Parent Education Course will service is reduced to one jjjgj ^ classes
® “l8ht a week, on Wednesdays. CREATlt^DANCE class
Southside Multi-Purpose Cen- Both the Washington for ages 4 - 6 wiU bedn
ter. The Course will meet on Street Branch and the Main Saturday October 4 from
Monday evenings from 7 ■ 10 Street publicUbraiy are doaed iq-qq . i’i-qq
FURNI
URE LAND
Point.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1,1975
p.m. for eight weeiu (through Sundays.
November 24). The registra
tion fee is $3.00. Textbooks
are optional and may be
purchased at the first class
meeting. Enrollment is limited
to the rust 24 to call the
Human Relations Commission
at 883-2787.
The course is open to
ADULT CARD NIGHT
will begin Friday, October 3
from 7:30 - 10:00 P.M.
Activities will be available for
children while the adults
, , . j enjoy their favorite card
forming at the Leonard Street
n .games.
(Fall Activities
Leonard St. Center)
The fall classes are now
Craig Phillips At A&T Meeting
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'’'I' book with a
Livlninttnnc p II ^ ^®*^ck Hall black as its central character.
of The book has sold over a
of North rxrnii^’ Appalachian State University, million copies, including edi-
boro is t-hp aTptf speak on “A Comparison tions by the National Council
boro, is the AACTE liason of ChUdren’s Uterature in the of Churches and the Wisconsin
North and the South.” State Education Department.
Jackson already has etched His book, "Anchor Man",
out his place in the history of was singled out for commen-
children’sUterature. dation by the Council of'
His first book, “Call Me Ciiristians and Jews. His other
Charley", and published by books include “Cftar/e>’Storft
Harper & Row was the first Continued On Page B-3
representative.
Hiillips will be the lunch
eon speaker at 12:30 p.m. in
the F. A. Williams Dining
Joins Y.W.C.A.
Staff
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1008 MEREDITH ST. - 5 rooms, Wood Sid-
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each including principal payment plus
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VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
WINSTON-SALEM. NC
A 10 week class In ACRO
BATICS for ages 6-12 will
begin October 4 from 11:00 -
Recreation Center. Openings
are available in all classes.
-- ADULT OIL PAINTING: ^
parents of children of ail ages, Wedensday, October 1 from i2-00 n^n
to single parents, teachers and 8:00 - 9:30 is the beginning m. .
youth sponsors. This “on the time in lieu of Friday, u ^
job” training course was September 26 as previously ° _*
menUoned classes. For fur-
developed at Barium Springs
Home for Children, a Presby
terian Family Service Agency.
It is now being taught all over
the state of North Carolina.
Over 200 persons have taken
the course at other locations
in the High Point area. The
Course is based on two very
popular i)ooks, "Parent Ef-
stated.
ACROBATS CL^S for intact ^9™
children ages 4, 5 and 6 from
2:00 - 3:00 wUl begin Tues
day, October 2. There is no
charge for the class.
ther information please
(Slimnastics)
HIGH POINT- Delores
Thomas has joined the staff
of the YWCA as associate
director. Among Ms. Thomas’
duties will be administrative
and program functions.
She comes to the High
Point YWCA from the Exten
sion Program at North Carol
ina A&T University.
The Southside Recreation
ADULT SEWINP PT AW! interested
ADULT SEWNG CLj^ .juijg » class In slimnastics
s begiming W^nesday, Oc- Thursday, October 2 from
tober 1 from 9:00 - 12:00 u:00 - 1:00. A fee of $3.00
r ^ «« - i;uu. A lee 01 S3.UU
fecnvene^ Tra,mng by Dr. noon. The class is offered free ^ be charged. For fiLher
Thomas Gordon, and "Your
Chtid's Self-Esteem" by Dor
othy Briggs.
The instructor for the
course will be Homer Phifer,
minister of the First Presby
terian Church in Thomasville.
The Course is being sponsor-
information
882-0437.
please call
(Weight Lifting)
The Goldston Park Recre
ation Center is offering week-
An ARCHERY CLASS
will begin Octoljer 1 for ages
13 - 16 at 5:00 - 6:00. There
will be no charge for thi^
class.
PHYSICAL FITNESS ,7"““
ed by the Menti Health CLASS will also begin Wed- *
A . r- M r j 1“ weight lifting. There
Association, Family Life nesday, October 1 from 3:00 i. „ u j .
- 4,00. Basic tumbling and .n = * ...
j.. ■ °P®“ ^ interested men
trampoline exercises will be . ..
on. 1 and boys. In addition to the
included. There is no charge ^
j fu„ „i 1 „ weight lifting, wrestling and
10 For tumbling mats are available.
-10. For urtoer Wo^Uon For further Information please
please contact 883-2735. call 882-0491
New Library hours are in 882-0421.
effect at the Washington (Jazz Dance Class)
Street Branch of the High
Point Public Library. A class in jazz dancing is
The branch, located at the being offered on Tuesdays at Monday thru Friday: Adult
comer of Fourth and Washing- the Southside Recreation Care, 8 a.m....After Sdiool
ton Streets, is now open from Center for ages 13 and older ® P-ni- WEDNESDAY,
9 a-m. to 6 p.m. every day, from 7:30 - 9:00. There is no October 1, Falrview Pre
except Wednesday. Wednes- cost. For further information ”^®®ns 3 p.m.....Y-Teen Club,
J... I . /%_»_ . A.fttS ~
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High Point, N.C.
Council and the Human Rela
tions Commission.
(Library Hours Change
at Branch Library)
CHICKEN SALE
(Y.W.C.A.
Fourth Street Branch)
day hours are 9 a.m. to 9 please contact 882-0437
Senior Citizen
Continued From Page B-l
Smith has been a Century in New York from Yadkin
flub member of the Y.M.C.A. Presbytery.
($100.00 Club). Mr. Smauel C. Smith is
A former Dean of the truly a humanitarionist su-
Technical Institute at A&T preme, and don’t think his
State University in Greensboro numerous achievements have
(1951 - 1967), Mr. Smith was been unnoticed until now. He
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4:30 p.m.....Open Recreation,
7 p.m.....Open Recreation
Tumbling, 7 p.m. THURS
DAY, October 2, Golden
Agers, 11 a.m..... Voter Reg
istration, 3 p.m. FRIDAY,
October 3, Open Recreation,
7 p.m. ....Gymnastics (6 - 12
yw-), 7 p.m.....Gymnastic*
(Jr. High), 8 p.m.
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TenmBesr
GROtfND
Assistant State Supervisor of
TVade and Industrial Education
(1D41 - 1951). He initiated
Project Uplift, the North
Carolina High School Indust
rial Students Organization
and has served as a member
of the Governor’s Advisory
Committee on Manpower De
velopment and Training.
The political scene has felt
the effects of Mr. Smith’s
influence while he twice
served as campaign manager
for State Legislator Henry
Frye, the first black in N.C.
to win such a political seat.
has been listed in "Who’s
Who in America"ani "Who’s
Who in the South and South
west”.
The involvements, experi
ences, and accomplishments
of this man are endless. But
you can rest assured they
have made life easier for
us all, particulariy Black
people. “Thank you”, Mr.
Greensboro Senior Citizen.
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serves as an elder. He is also
moderator of the Yadkin
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