Jollies In Final Rehearsal Week At Ferndale High
With under a week before showtime the 1964 Jollies rehearses at Ferndale High. Dane Stah eye ree announces theme Worlds Fair of Entertainment for the first half and a traditional Minstrel Show second half. New acts include Shirley Ellington Ray Hollings Dancers Tara's Theme Judy Lambeth and Karen Clifton. Returning acts feature Fred Waring Ray Hollingsworth and Mitzij Christy Minstrel.
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Showtime
Ferndale Laler High School
Dane Stah
Eye Ree
Surrett
Shirley Ellington
Kansas City
Ray Hollings
Jean, Wallace
Cindy Weisenberg
Tara
Judy Lambeth
Karen Clifton
Versatiles
Crestwoods
Black Diamond Boys
Robert Barnes
Crazy Gugenham
Fred Waring
Ray Hollingsworth
Mitzij
Christy Minstrel
McBride
Ed Harden
Jaycee Jollies
Tommy Thompson
Red Cross Seeks Help For Alaska Earthquake Victims
Inquiries from relatives of those in the Alaska earthquake area poured into the High Point Red Cross early Saturday. Executive director Mrs Len D Ennis said messages were wired to Red Cross in Seattle where about 20000 inquiries had been received by Sunday noon. Officials say inquiries were forwarded to Anchorage by Pan American planes free of charge to transport Red Cross staff and 5000 pounds of supplies. Mrs Ennis noted replies will be slow due to communications problems as planes shuttle personnel and material to Anchorage. Red Cross disaster headquarters at the YMCA in downtown Anchorage report volunteers include college students skilled technicians and professional workers plus about 50 military personnel. Offers of help came from the Canadian Red Cross the West German Red Cross and the League of Red Cross Societies. Cables of sympathy arrived from other Red Cross societies including East Germany. A local benefit show opens Wednesday night at 8 o clock with performers and a Student's Night. Donations to disaster relief may be made through the High Point chapter and clothing donations are not needed due to shipping time concerns.
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High Point Red Cross
Len D. Ennis
Red Cross
Seattle
Wash
Anchorage
Pan American
Ennis
Red Cross Disaster Headquarters
YMCA
Jack Cecil
J. W. Morgan
Judy Marsh
Ferndale Junior High School
Marion West
King Cole
Ram
Rose
Mary Libbe
Southern Motors
Cosscomb
Surrett
Bobjrights
Wright
High Point
Ragsdale students prep for prom and conventions
Future Business Leaders of America members head to Raleigh at noon Friday for the annual convention under Miss Link and Mrs. Marlowe. Junior Senior Prom heads and committee chairs are named, with plans for April. Baseball notes, cheerleaders, and senior events fill the school week along with an April Fool's edition of the Dentonian.
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Business Leaders of America
Ragsdale
Miss Link
Marlowe
Raleigh
Tigers
Ledford
East Davidson High Picks New Cheerleaders for Next Year
East Davidson High announces the 2024 cheerleading squad. Voted leaders are Connie Wright, Jean Workman and Penny Carriker with Pat as an alternate. The article notes April activities and school spirit.
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East
Connie Wright
Jean Workman
Penny Carriker
Pat
Allen Jay Band Concert at Allen Jay School Auditorium
The Allen Jay Band presents a 7 30 pm program at the Allen Jay School Auditorium. It features selections from the State Concert Festival in Greensboro including Short Classics for Band Welsh Folk Suite Three Scenes and Das Tensionat. The concert is open to the public with a meeting after to discuss new band uniforms.
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Allen Jay
Allen Jays
Greensboro
Carl Richardson Nominated For Rotary Post
Thom asville Rotary Club presented a proposed officer slate led by Carl T. Richardson for president and Bill Boyles as first vice president. Dr G T Alexander is second vice president and Lacy Ballard secretary treasurer. Rotary members will vote by mail with a ballot tally and results announced at the April 15 meeting.
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Carl Richardson
Rotary Post
Thomasville
Thomasville Rotary Club
Harry B. Finch
Carl T. Richardson
Bill Boyles
G. T. Alexander
Lacy Ballard
Wedding Telecast Ties Knot Across Oceans at Sea
Ronald Clinton of High Point North Carolina wed Marian Routh at Central Baptist Church Sanford Naval Air Station with a telephoned service and a loud speaker at the altar. The minister was Walter Routh, brother of the bridegroom. The ceremony happened at 9 p.m. Sunday local time, 10 a.m. Monday in Vietnam. Matron of honor Sara Madden of Greensboro attended.
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Central Baptist Church
Viet Nam
Sara Madden
Greensboro
N. C
Firm Seeks Variances On Building Line in Thomasville
Thomasville zoning board to hear Erwin-Lambeth requests for three additions with a 20 foot side yard setback by reducing to one foot and two additions along the line. Office use would cut front setback from 35 to about 20 feet. Another meeting set for April 16 at 7 30 p m for Columbia Panel Manufacturing Co to seek a 13 foot variance to place a dry kiln seven feet from a side property line.
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Thomasville
Erwin-Lambeth, Inc
Columbia Panel Manufacturing Co
Loftin Street
No Snow Seen by Waikiki Night Clerk
Honolulu AP reports Ken Enoki, night clerk at a Waikiki hotel, has never seen snow. He mentioned this to Busene Havlett of Rochester during a casual chat.
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Honolulu
Ken Enoki
Waikiki
Busene
A.havlett
Roches
Bozidar Kunc Dies During Hawaii Vacation
Bozidar Kunc, 61, New York born pianist and conductor, collapsed and died in Detroit after a Hawaii vacation and a day off from a performance with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. The incident occurred near Shields Paynelhis sister’s residence on Kaney Road, two miles west of Chair City, as he arrived for work.
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Hawaii
Haylett
Rochester
Mitchell
Detroit Symphony
Enoki
Alls
Kane
Shields Paynelhis
Zink
Detroit
Bozidar Kunc
New York
Comjeert
Cause Ruled In Check Indictment
In a municipal court yesterday Thurman Collins of W Broad Avenue faced forgery charges after Judge Byron Haworth ruled probable cause and bound him over to Superior Court. The case cites forging J L Hinson’s name on a $35 check and obtaining money and merchandise at Big Bear Store on March 19. Collins received a 60 day suspended sentence on a separate larceny and receiving charge from a November 1957 case, with conditions to refund 75 dollars to his bondsman and pay court costs. he appealed and remained jailed on a 500 dollar bond.
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Thurman Collins
W. Broad Avenue
Byron Haworth
Collins
J. L. Hinson
Big Bear
Ramseur Horse Show Set for May 23 at High School
The 5th annual Ramseur Horse Show is scheduled for Saturday May 23 at Ramseur High School Athletic Field. Activities begin with a 10 a.m. parade, afternoon show at 1 p.m. and evening show at 6 p.m. Dinner served by Ramseur PTA in the school auditorium. Entries should contact Fred Nelson at Ramseur.
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Ramseur
Ramseur High School
Ramseur Pta
Fred Nelson
Manslaughter Charge Filed In Wilmington Area Crash
Roosevelt Chestnut, 38, of Chadbourn, jailed on $1,000 bond after a truck on Highway 117 near Wilmington was struck by a car. Jerimiah Corbett, 42, of Burgaw, died in the Tuesday night crash. Chestnut faces a manslaughter count in the fatal accident.
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Roosevelt Chestnut
Chadbourn
Chestnut
Thighway
Wilmington
Jerimiah Corbett
Burgaw
Methodists Plan Youth Conference Fall Injures Worker Near Thomasville
Thomasville area news reports a Methodist conference plan near town with sessions on children s work curriculum and youth programs. A worker, Charlie Skipper of High Point, was injured by a ditching machine near Thomasville and taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Charlie
High Point
Moves Cone
Flabanak
Greenspert
Skipper
Mitchell Septic ‘Tank Co
Jill Stipper
Oak Ridge Show Rescheduled for Saturday Parade
Oak Ridge hosts the delayed Annual Easter Monday Horse Show starting at 9 30 a.m. with a grand parade along Highway 150 West. The Oak Ridge Military Institute Marching Band and Gold Star Platoon will lead and perform, followed by 51 classes in western English walking jumping and pony events and a noon calf scramble with trophies and ribbons for top entries.
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Oak Ridge
Stafford Farm
Highway 150
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Gold Star
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