Youth Council Idea Discussed by Central Hi High Point
Central High students study forming a High Point Youth Council to coordinate city youth activities. Ken Starling presents to city council. Greensboro council already operates successfully with interclub and student groups. About 50 Central students attend upcoming state conventions. Beta Club and Civinettes/Civitans also set for Winston-Salem and Asheville events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
High Point
Greensboro
Ken Starling
Beta Club
Asheville
W. J. Scott
Mary Key
National Honor Society
David Tuttle
Susan Hendrix
David Elder
Bill Southerland
Civinettes
Civitans
Winston-Salem
Thomasville High Auditions and School Board Notes
Auditions for the North Carolina School of the Arts at Winston Salem will be held later this month as reported at the PTA Council meeting. J Norwood Howard II, a 1962 graduate, tours the Caribbean with the Carolina Caroleers on a five week trip. The school board states districts are abandoning race-based assignment and integration will accelerate. A senior Naval ROTC complete scholarship winner David Norton plans to attend Duke University in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina School of Arts
Winston-Salem
South
PTA
Poser
Transylvania
Brevard
J. Norwood Howard II
Thomasville Senior High
UNCG
Caribbean
Carolina Caroleers
USC
Uni
Stan
Combtonen
Southern Speech Association
Duke University
David Norton
Naval Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Handicapped Award Event Set for Greensboro Leader Hatfield
John B. Hatfield general manager of Sears Roebuck will address a luncheon program at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building focusing on handicapped employment. He will receive the Most Outstanding Handicapped Worker Award and a firm will be honored for employing the handicapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hatfield
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Greensboro
Hatfield
Mart
Wrenn Street
Southern Furniture Exposition
William G. Ervin
James L. Pharr
First Baptist Church
Floyd Mehan
Harry Bell
J. W. Snotherly
Mehan
Thomasville
New York
Sears
Atlanta
Minor Fires Keep Firemen On The Go
High Point firemen were busy Saturday with multiple incidents. A sprinkler line break at Foster Brothers Manufacturing Co. caused early smoke damage, followed by a residence fire at 120 Vernon Pl. due to a flooded oil circulator, then a grass fire at 416 Manor Dr blamed on children with matches, and minor smoke damage at 507 W Green Dr from an unattended pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
National Spring Co
Foster Brothers Manufacturing Co
E. Green Drive
S. Centennial Street
Vernon Pl
Clara Brown
Manor Dr
Robert D. Morris
W. Green Dr
Realty Transfers in High Point Township This Week
Real estate transactions include Harry R. Jenkins transferring to himself and wife a Five Points lot, James C. Michaels moving property on Clifton Street to D Howard Newton, and multiple transfers involving Harvey S McFatridge Jr and others. Also listed are a transfer to Redevelopment Commission of High Point on East Green Street, a Hillsdale Addition lot, Eastwood subdivision, Sunnyvale Subdivision parcels, and other local parcels among Kay Smith Company and Otho F Freeze and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
Harry R. Jenkins
Five Points
James C. Michaels
D. Howard Newton
Clifton Street
Samuel Shavitz
Harvey S. McFatridge Jr
Token Mderveeed
Sian
Melvin Douglas Hall
Alvin Arey
Semmere Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Redevelopment Commission of
High Point
East Green Street
Kooga Wl Comber
Hillsdale
Kay - Smith and Company
Point
Otho F. Freeze
Eastwood
R. L. Borum
Larry C. Phillips
Sunnyvale
Pilot Lions Horse Show Scheduled
The 1965 Pilot Lions Club Horse Show will be held April 17 in Thomasville. More than $1,500 in trophies ribbons and cash will be awarded across 49 classes in afternoon and evening sessions. Joe Gibbs of Martinsville Craven will be ring master and master of ceremonies. A pony will be presented after a 9 p.m. drawing as the highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Piedmont North Carolina
Joe Gibbs
Martinsville
Craven
Auto Firm Break-In Leads To Stolen 1956 Chevrolet
Investigation continues after a break in at a car dealership on South Main Street. Police say entry was through a sales office window and most offices were ransacked. a cigarette machine was smashed and about 40 dollars stolen. A 1956 grey and white Chevrolet, NC AL 126, registered to Evelyn Smith Candle, was taken from the rear service lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Siderton
S. Main Street
R. A. Goode
William F. Thomas
Thomas
Evelyn Smith Candle
High Point Road
Winston-Salem
Washington Beat Long Favors Johnson Voting Rights Bill
Sen Long signals support for President Johnson's voting rights bill to Dixie colleagues. He speaks to Louisiana mayors, urging inevitability of Negro voting rights and recalling Confederate-era memories in a combative, improvisational style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Johnson
Washington
Len Russell Long
D-La
Senate
Dixie
Huey Long
Louisiana
Selma
Thane
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
John M. Harlan Potter Stewart
Earl Warren
Tom Clark
William J. Brennan
Byron White
Arthur Goldberg
William C. Douglas
William Penn Track Shines as Vernon Walker and Benjamin Thomas Lead
William Penn's track team defeated Ligon High of Raleigh Atkins of Winston and Langston High of Danville with Vernon Walker and Benjamin Thomas starring. The team plans meets on April 7 at Penn and April 9 in Danville. An Athlete's Banquet honored top athletes. The Mixed Chorus performed The Morning Music Hour ahead of a District Music Festival. Students toured A and T College with guides from Penn and A and T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Ligon High
Raleigh
Atkins
Winston
Langston High
Danville
Vernon Walker
Benjamin Thomas
Langston
N. Morehead
William Penn
A & T College
My Turn My Turn column hits six months of brisk writing
The author reflects on six months of a weekly column, past editor conflicts, and a growing audience of confused conservatives seeking leadership. He notes critics, contemplates increasing frequency, and argues for a leader who can mobilize this large, unorganized bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalta
Potsdam
Viet Nam
India
Cellalate
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High Corner
Hattfield
North Carolina National Bank
Greensboro United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
St. Pius 10Th Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Carlsbad National Park
N.M
the Fantasticks
Doug Shepherd
Morganton
Nancy Taylor
Alexandria, Va
High Point College Tower Players
Memorial Auditorium
ODD Fellows Meeting
Odd Fellows
Eugene Painter
John Tucker
A. L. Clark
Art Richardson
Walter Crissman
Jack Howard
Odd Fellows Hall
English Road
Pilot Lions
By Leslie Carpenter
U. S. Supreme Court
LBJ
Justice Goldberg
Lynda Johnson
Congress
Wadsworth
Federal Communications Commission
Yale
James J. Wadsworth
University of Pennsylvania
FCC
Commission
E. William Henry
Lee Loevinger
Loevinger
Henry
U. S. Public Roads Bureau
J. W. Atkinson
Science and Math Club
G. P. Davis
Dr. Beale
Wallace Bailey
W. B. Kendall
Blair
E. B. Stewart
Davis
Science Department
Hughes
North Carolina
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