Allen Jay school news highlights student teachers and events
The IILA Club hosted Mr. W J Hussion of Pilot Life Insurance who spoke on job applications and interview tips. Allen Jay students attended FBLA and Beta conventions in Durham and Raleigh with speeches, banquets, and church services. The band, fashion show, and dances accompanied by local merchants featured student performances and awards. Ragsdale and Denton High reports cover debates, FHA conventions, a clothes drive, and a student primary election with sports results and Virginia song reference.
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W. J. Hussion
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Hussion
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Gayle Crowson
Ann Ridge
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Allen Jay
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Jerry Yarborough
Joe Howlett
Joan Welborn
Dianne Elder
Jane Royal
Joanna Frazier
Judy Elington
Sandra Kennedy
Patty Slaydon
Frances Dobbins
Pam Echols
Burma Handy
Brenda Warner
Verna Ruth Dobbins
Betsy Shippard
Raleigh
Bela
Charlie Justice
Wm. H. Cartwright
Duke
H. Arnold Perry
U.N.C
Mack Campbell
Margaret Lomax
Mary Hendricks
Doris Moon
Jerry Shackelford
Charles Howard
Ginger Watson
Mary Ann Craven
Jeannette Foster
Judy Gray
Wilbur Winslow
Kelly Carter
Allen Jay Band Boosters
Allen Jay “Bluenotes
Kiddie Korner
Shackelfords
High Point
Rankin
Fair Grove Juniors To Fete Senior Class Banquet
Fair Grove High School will host a Junior Senior Banquet on Friday night at the Lions Den. The event includes a banquet and dancing with music by Les Daniels of Winston-Salem for both seniors and juniors.
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Fair Grove
Fair Grove High School
Lions den
Les Daniels
Winston-Salem
Two Men Sentenced By Court
Two men received higher court terms and added Municipal Court time this week. Sylvester Quick 54 of Leonard Street was given 18 months in Superior Court for assault with a deadly weapon and six more months plus three drunkenness charges in Municipal Court to run concurrently with the higher court sentence. Grady Dunlap Jr. 34 of English Street drew six months active and 12 months suspended on two larceny charges in Superior Court and received 90 days in Municipal Court on two drunkenness charges and a bad check count, with two months concurrent with the Superior Court judgment. Quick’s Municipal Court assault stemmed from a March knife attack on Nathan Green. The article notes Dunlap’s prior docket issues and that the 12 month suspended term carried a good citizen condition. The piece ends with a Texas size comparison joke.
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Sylvester Quick
Leonard Street
Grady Dunlap Jr
English Street
Dunlap
Byron Haworth
Superior Court
Allen H. Gwyn
Joseph McAdden
Green
Kornegay decries voter lethargy in Guilford County
Horace R. Kornegay, a candidate for U.S. Congress from the Sixth District, told an American Business Club audience in Greensboro that democracy in Guilford County suffers from neglect. He cited low 21 percent turnout in past primaries and urged citizens to engage in government and recruit others to do the same. He praised local progress but called the county an industrial giant and political cripple needing a public awakening.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Horace R. Kornegay
U. S. Congress
J. M. Morehead
High Point
Kornegay
Korney
Plumbers Meet In Chair City Plumbers Meet In Chair City
Thomasville officials report a Saturday gathering of seven members from the State Flumbing Inspectors Association code committee in City Hall to review final changes to the state plumbing code. Raymond A. Wallace of Gastonia will preside as committee chair. Jim Miller, city inspector, notes the revision aims to satisfy requests from the State Board of Health and the Building Codes Council. The final revisions are expected to be approved and sent to the State Building Codes Council.
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Thomasville
State Flumbing Inspectors Association
Jim Miller
City Plumbing and Building
Raymond A. Wallace
Gastonia
Miller
Plumbing Inspector’s Assn
State ‘Board of Health
State Building Codes Council
State Board of Health
Codes Council
Paper Drive To Aid Needy Archdale Veterans of Foreign Wars
Proceeds from a scrap paper drive in Archdale will aid needy families. VFW posts will send trucks to Allen Jay Archdale Baker Town Trinity Fairmont Park and nearby areas starting at 1 p.m. Bags should be bundled and left roadside before then.
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Archdale
Archdale Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Post
Allen Jay
Bakertown
Trinity
Fairmont Park
Funeral services for Joseph Stancil in Ellerbe
Joseph Stancil 49, former High Point resident, will be buried at Sneed Grove AME Zion Church Ellerbe at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Body arrived from Albany New York last night and was taken to Hairlip Funeral Home where it will lie until 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Joseph Stancil
High Point
Sneed Grove Ame Zion Church
Ellerbe
Albany
N. Y
Hairlip Funeral Home
Argentine Methodist to address Thomasville dinner meeting
Dr Jorge Vinals Blake of Argentina will speak at the First Methodist Church in Thomasville at a 7 p.m. dinner for the Methodist Men. He is a lay delegate to the General Conference in Denver, Colorado, April 27 to May 7. He arrives tomorrow afternoon and will be guest of Rev Orion N Hutchinson Jr and the church. Mayor George L Handley and Judge L Roy Hughes will welcome him. Winfred Jarrett will preside and Orren Mason will read devotionals. The Seven Teens will provide music.
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Jorge Vinals Blake
First Methodist Church
Blake
Argentina
The
Methodist Church
Denver
Colo
Orion N. Hutchinson Jr
George L. Handley
L. Roy Hughes
Recorder's Court
Winfred Jarrett
Orren Mason
Theft Charge Is Reduced In Dillon Case
The Dillon case see reduced charges in Municipal Court. Stella Adram Lewis, 19, faced auto theft and grand larceny counts linked to a one-ton truck taken from Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dillon. A prayer for judgment was continued on condition she return the child to the Dillons by Sunday. The court heard she had planned to go to Virginia and asked the Dillons to take her home on two prior occasions, which were refused. Dillon said he was not keeping the girl against her will and had previously offered to take her back to Virginia with his visiting brother.
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Halarceny
Stella
Stella Adram Lewis
Byron Hal Lewis
North
Virginia
Pershing
Alue
Harvey Dillon
Stella’s
Anderson St. Ler
Miss Lewis
Sherlons
Dillons
Een
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