Charm Clinic Held For Cotillion Girls
The annual Cotillion sponsored by Eta Omicron Omega of the Alpha Kappa Sorority featured charm clinics at the YWCA. Mrs Grayce Yokely chaired sessions with Mrs Australia Carver, Mrs Waldo Falkener, Miss Nancy McIver, Miss S A Wiley, and Robert Brown guiding lectures on hair, dress, manners, and social poise for the Cotillion attendees.
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Eta Omicron Omega
Alpha Kappa Sorority
YWCA
Grayce Yokely
Australia Carver
Waldo Falkener
A & T College
Greensboro
Nancy McIver
Falkener
Jack and Jill of America Inc
Miss Wiley
Mr. Brown
PTA Meeting Highlights Parkview Village Sets Fiesta Date
At the Parkview Village School PTA monthly gathering a panel discussed keeping children in school with varied viewpoints from domestic relations court teachers and parents. The PTA Fiesta was set for April 27 with Ervin Moore presiding over a brief business session.
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Parkview Village
PTA
Ervin Moore
Oma Jane Carter
Rufus Bostic
Billy Brown Harriss
Audrey Brown
Edna Smith
Millis Chairs State College Engineering Advisory Council
James H. Millis of High Point leads the 15 member En gi Advisory Council at North na State College for 1965. The council provides counsel for the School of Engineering, meets at least twice yearly, with the next meeting during the Engineers' Fair on the State College campus.
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James H. Millis
High Point
Engi
North Na State College
Millis
School of Engineering
State
State College
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College plans land purchase and new facilities
Hayworth says the college hopes to begin land acquisition and construction this fall with aims to have the new facilities in service by late spring or early summer. Downtown merchants welcome the project as a tonic to bolster values in the core business district.
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Block
Mock Wins Reynolds Scholarship for UNC Raleigh Summer
Benny F. Mock has been selected as a recipient of the R. J. Tobacco Co. Scholarship for study at the University of North Carolina at Raleigh during the summer. He and his wife Velva Mock reside with four children at 300 Morgan Pl., High Point. He is the son of Eugene and Mrs. Mack of 416 Centennial Ave. A 1955 William Penn School graduate and 1961 Cum Laude graduate of A and T College Greensboro, he earned The Merick Medal for Industrial Arts. He works for the Winston Salem Forsyth County School System at Paisley High School.
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R. J. Tobacco Co
University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Mock
Velva Mock
Morgan Pl
High Point
Eugene Mack
Centennial Avenue
William Penn School
A & T College
Greensboro
Winston - Salem - Forsyth County
Paisley Senior High School
Fashion Show by Y-Teens Slated at Mary McLeod Bethune YWCA
The Eighth Grade Y-Teen Club will present a spring fashion show in the gymnasium to raise funds for Y Teens in the Carolina Summer Conference in June. Proceeds support World Fellowship and local programs. Key leaders include Sarah Watson Moore, Bertha Diggs, Candice Bodie, Mary Gatewood, Linda Williams, Betty Cathey, Betty White, with advisor Mrs. Marjorie Keaton and director Miss Linda Williamson.
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World Fellowship
Sarah Watson
Moore
Bertha Diggs
Candice Bodie
Mary Gatewood
Linda Williams
Betty Cathey
Betty White
Marjorie Keaton
Linda Williamson
High Pointer Elected To Phi Beta Kappa
Dale Rush Walker of High Point is named one of 32 Wake Forest College students elected to Phi Beta Kappa by the local chapter. The selection honors broad cultural interest and scholarly achievement. Walker is historian for Sigma Chi and active in the Seon society and college union lecture committee.
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Raymon Walker
Winston Rd
High Point
Wake Forest College
Phi Beta Kappa
Walker
Sigma Chi
Ea of
Seon Society
College Union
High Point concert group ends membership drive strong
The High Point Community Concert Association completed a week long campaign with over 100 on the waiting list. Membership allows access to fall and winter concerts at High Point College Memorial Auditorium featuring Normal Luboff Choir Eileen Farrell the Romeros and the New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra with events run by co chairs Mrs James B Lovelace Howard Coble and Mrs Roland Holton. Gilbert Gray heads the group and the drive began with a YWCA dinner drawing support from young workers.
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James B. Lovelace
High Point College Memorial Auditorium
Luboff
Leans
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Boston “Pops” Orchestra
Central High Students Hold Talent Show
The 1965 High Point Central High School student council talent show filled the auditorium Friday and Saturday with a full house. Acts included dancers singers pantomimists a trumpeter and a comedian in The Cellar coffee shop. Paul Kindley and Rick Leonard hosted. Pam Culler and Sharon Surrett directed performances.
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High Point Central High School
Thomasville youth wins Bershak Scholarship at Chapel Hill
Michael Ray Cox of 1101 Trinity Street Thomasville won the Andrew Bershak Scholarship at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A senior at Thomasville High, he captained the football team last fall, earned All Conference honors, and plans to major in chemistry.
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Mickey
Ship
Cox
Thomasville Senior High
University
Thomasville
Carolina
Bershak
Trinity High Student Wins General Motors Scholarship
Edgar White Jr of Trinity High School is named a General Motors Scholarship winner for study at UNC Hill. He has edited the school paper and participated in Glee Club debating Beta and French clubs as a ham radio operator aiming to study physics. The other winner is Jerome Benton of Broughton High School in Raleigh.
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Trinity
North Carolina
General Motors
University of North Carolina At Hill
Edgar White Jr
Jerome Benton
Broughton High School
Raleigh
Parsonage Dedication Set Today at Glennanna Baptist
Thomasville readers learn Glennanna Baptist Church dedicates its new parsonage during the 11 a.m. worship with Rev. sent Taylor, former pastor, and Rev. Cecil Speth current pastor. A public open house follows Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the parsonage on the corner of Liberty Drive and 62nd Street. The four bedroom brick veneer cost $20,000. H. O. Fouts was contractor.
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Cecil Speth
Gael Hadgepeth
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Allen Jay Youth Wins Science Award
Don Arnold 18 of 1019 E Fairfield Rd won first prize at the 11 county Wake Forest Science Fair for a biology project on The Effects of Temperature Change on Respiration in the Maine Lobster. His work, tested on Great Diamond Island, seeks a death threshold for lobsters when water temperature shifts. He advances to the North Carolina State Science Fair in Chapel Hill April 9-10. He is senior class valedictorian and student body president.
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W. S. Arnold
E. Fairfield Rd
Wake Forest College
Maine
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Wake Forest
Don
National Youth Science Center
Nassau College
Springvale
University of North — At
Great Diamond Island
Casco Bay
New England
Allen Jay High School
Prayer for T SDAY in Springfield Bishop Lance Webb
A short Methodist prayer from Lance Webb of Springfield Illinois prays for steadiness courage and faith to endure darkness and keep devotion alive. It asks for repentance and renewed life as believers listen in God presence through Jesus Christ. Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Lance Webb
Springfield
Illinois
The
Methodist Church
Rezoning Requests Before Guilford County Planning Board
Three agricultural to residential rezoning cases are on the Guilford County Planning Board agenda for its 7:30 p.m. meeting at the courthouse. Also up are three business rezoning requests and one manufacturing rezoning.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Planning Board
Jack DeLancey
U. S. 70
Aposite Highland Acres
Jefferson Township
E. S. Almond
R. P. McCorquodale
U. S. 421
Clay Township
Howard S. Waynick
Shaw Road
Friendship Township
John L. Harthcox
Tucker Road
Longview Road
Deep River Township
Wayne L. Stutts
Painter Road
Rock Creek Township
Curtis H. Jenkins
Drake Road
Sumner Township
Klan Leader Defends GOP Vote at Salisbury Rally
In Salisbury North Carolina J R Jones grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan says he voted a straight Republican ticket last November while claiming segregationist views. He denounces certain books as trash and a cross is burned at the program as about 2500 attend. Other speakers attack the President and the Selma marchers.
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Salisbury
N.C
J. R
Bob) Jones
Klan Grand Dragon
North Carolina
Jones
Baptist Training Union
Martin Luther King
Selma
Ala
Mother General Visits High Point Nursing Home
Mother Geraldine, Mother General of the Order of Poor Servants of the Mother of God, stays a month at Maryfield Nursing Home in High Point. Sister Mary Patrice says the visit thanks locals and will bring prayers for High Point and Greensboro. She arrived March 26 from London and will stay through April.
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Geraldine
Order of Poor Servants of the Mother of God
High Point
Maryfield Nursing Home
Mary Patrice
Maryfield
Greensboro
Sisters of the Order of the Poor Servants of the Mother of God
London
England
Confusing Clerical Welcome in Raleigh
The Rev. Lopgoeof Pullenptist Church faces an unusual twist as Rev. Finlater and Rev. Ronald McLaughlin planned a joint speaking event near Raleigh. Finlater warned his daughter to greet the Catholic priest as Father when he arrived, leading to a mistaken family greeting at the home.
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Raleigh
N.C
Lo Pgoe
Pullenptist Church
Finlater
Ronald McLaughlin
Southern Baptist Seminary
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