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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1960

Page

6

Lions Minstrel Show Opens Two Nights in Thomasville

The Fair Grove Lion's Club presents its eighth annual Minstrel at Fair Grove High School Auditorium for two nights. The program blends a 14 act vaudeville segment with a straight minstrel featuring over 100 performers from Fair Grove Thomasville and High Point. Proceeds support the Lion's Club and local student programs while showcasing young talent and community groups.

Thomasville Fair Grove Fair Grove High School Fred Carlisle Main Street High Point Fair Grove Lions Fair Grove Rockettes Daugh M. A. Black Dalton Grove Judy Andmen Harris Brenda Sechriest Banks Buchanan Tal Lions Club Bill Martion Auphey Raymond Nicholson Johnny Burton Judy Harris Lions Odell Smith

Firemen List Three Calls In Thomasville

Thomasville fire department reported three calls today and yesterday afternoon. Fire crews said a stove left on in Jerry Sullivan’s Davidson Street apartment started yesterday’s blaze. At 4:24 a.m. today Jimmy Everhart’s car on Johnsontown Road caught fire and was extinguished. At 8:02 a.m. a gas furnace on Georgia Avenue overheated but caused no damage.

Thomasville Jerry Sullivan Davidson Street Jimmy Everhart Johnsontown Georgia Avenue

Youth Charged After Accident In Thomasville

A Thomasville student, 16 year old Charles Gary Westmoreland of Fairway Drive, was charged with failing to yield after a collision at the Kearn and Leonard streets intersection at 9 50 a m yesterday. Doris R Baldwin drove the other car. Estimated damage totaled about 300 dollars.

Thomasville Kearn and Leonard Streets Charles Gary Westmoreland Fairway Drive Doris R. Baldwin Westmoreland Baldwin

Accused Slug User Charged In Thomasville Case

Alfred Bodaeau, four? unemployed of Greensboro, admitted making slugs for coin machines and posted 400 bond to face two counts in Thomasville Recorder's Court. He is wanted in Lexington Greensboro Raleigh and Durham for similar crimes and used slugs at Snowey and Safeway Launderettes on National Highway. Police traced the slugs to him. Greensboro officers captured him last week and he faces related charges in several southern states.

Thomasville Alfred Badeau Lawrence Street Greenshoro Safeway Greensboro

Thomasville Rec Commission reelects officers

Thomasville Recreation Commission last Saturday re elected A. C Id ay Jackson chairman G M Cas Horton superintendent of schools J D Foust secretary and director of recreation Foust. The commission plans classes to begin at 8 am tomorrow and will hold four make up sessions April 2 April 23 May 7 28 at Thomasville High School to recover lost time from heavy snows.

Thomasville Thomas- Thomasville Isville Recreation Commission Thomasville Young A. C.iday J Jackson G. M. Cas J .W Horton Per J. D. Thomasville Last Foust Foust Lexington

Rock And Roll Show Slated At Thomasville Civic Center

The Thomasville Civic Center hosts an 8 pm rock and roll stage show presented by the Chair City Jaycees. Featured singer Den Duncan joins Tommy Taylor Bob Carter Carl Pierce and Johnny Cooke with the Cherokees performing current rock favorites and a mix of country and western tunes. Max Parrish of High Point will be master of ceremonies.

Thomasville Thomasville Civic Center Chair City Jaycees High Point Cherokees den D. Duncan Tommy Taylor Bob Carter Carl Pierce Johnny Cooke Max Parrish

Reed elected director at Carolina Lumber and Building Supply Association

Thomasville. Rob Reed of Reed Supply Co on National Highway was chosen to a two year term as director of the Carolina Lumber and Building Supply Association at its 37th annual convention in Asheville. The leadership includes lumber and building supply dealers from both Carolinas.

Thomasville Rob Reed Reed Supply Co Carolina Lumber and Building Supply Association Reed Asheville Carolinas

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