Chair City to Crown Secretary Vision of Commerce
Officers of the Thomasville chapter of the National Secretaries Association include Mrs. Bill Wilson president Mrs. Nell Fouts vice president Mrs. Ronald Epperson treasurer and Mrs. Floyd Hughes secretary Mrs Joseph Edwards is chairman of the local Secretaries Week observance.
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Department of Commerce
Thomasville
The
National Secretaries Association
Bill Wilson
Nell Fouts
Ronald Epperson
Floyd Hughes
Joseph Edwards
New Jaycee President Elected by Local Post Office
The local Jaycees choose James Grimes as vice president of the North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce third district. The election follows an active member tenure and will be celebrated with a May 3 service for incoming officers at the Woman's Club. The third district comprises 13 counties and 14 clubs including Boone, Denton, Elkin, Faith, Lexington, Mt. Airy, Salisbury, Spencer, Statesville, Thomasville, and Wilkes.
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Jaycees
Woman's Club
James Grimes
North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce
Boone
Denton
Elkin
Faith
Lex- Mt. Airy
Salisbury Spencer
Statesville
Thomasville
Wilkes
Four Charges Filed Against Local Woman
A local woman, 32, of Best jail, faces four warrants for reckless driving failing to heed a siren speeding and disorderly conduct. Bond set at 450 dollars pending municipal court trial. Also arrested were James Charles Foster 29 of Ennis Street and Donald William Heath 22 of S Main Street with Foster charged for resisting an officer set for April 12.
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Aloe Oeee
Best
Ennis Street
James Charles Foster
Donald William Heath
S. Main Street
Foster
Townsend to Speak at Women Voters Meeting
Greensboro City Manager James R. Townsend will address a North Carolina League of Women Voters council meeting next Wednesday. Townsend also chairs the state's advisory commission on water resources and will speak to all local chapters plus the state board members.
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Greensboro
James R. Townsend
North Carolina League of Women Voters
Townsend
Advisory Commission On Water Resources
PTA Fashion Show at Allen Jay PTA Meeting
The Allen Jay PTA gathers Monday at 7 30 for devotions and a program by the 10th grade homemaking class. A spring wardrobe fashion show will feature dresses created by the students under Miss Nancy Crews from High Point College and homemaking teacher Mrs. Ruth Causey.
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PTA
Allen Jay
Nancy Crews
High Point College
Ruth Causey
Scouts Roundtable Discusses Field-O-Rama Prep
Scouts to discuss program and equipment for the Field-O-Rama at Camp Uwharrie with exhibits on rope sacks steel and related gear. Ralph E. Miller will provide information on aptitude tests and the Summer Job Strategy theme for Explorers.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Field-O- Rama
Scoutmasters
Assi
Flare-up in Child Care Rules Prompts License Debate
A new flare-up in child care controversy threatens to close a facility failing to meet standards. The board expresses concern for children exposed to fire hazards and notes about 150 day care centers and foster homes must align with state standards. Public school system facilities and nursery schools with qualified staff should operate under state education standards.
High Point Senior Among Brooks Scholarship Interviewees
Anthony John Cavas of High Point was one of 31 seniors from 11 Piedmont counties interviewed in Chapel Hill on Saturday for Aubrey Lee Brooks Scholarships. The awards are valued at 500 dollars annually for any of the three units of the Consolidated University of North Carolina.
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Anthony John Cavas
High Point
Piedmont Counties
Chapel Hill
Aubrey Lee Brooks
University of North Car
Peggy Kepley Named College Marshal At EC Teacher College
Miss Peggy Kepley of High Point is designated a marshal for the 1957 58 academic year at Eastern Carolina Teachers College highlighting student leadership and campus traditions.
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Peggy Kepley
High Point
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Annexation Fights Stir Thomasville Township Deliberations
Thomasville Township residents argue over permissive annexation legislation. A Raleigh trip drew about 80 participants to urge support or opposition as the House considers whether to let Thomasville voters join in annexation elections alongside nearby areas. The fate rests with a House Committee vote expected this week.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Township
Raleigh
Chair City
Senate
Meeting Set To Organize Quartets
The first meeting was held at the Civic Center with groups Notables Vaga bonds Winston-Salem Chorus and Rebels from a rendering. People from High Point and Thomasville attended and showed interest in forming a local chapter. All interested in quartet singing are invited to Friday night meeting to elect officers.
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America
Civic Center
Winston-Salem
High Point
Thomasville
Railway Work Readied Across Israel to Eilat Port
Haifa Israel railway projects near start within two weeks per M Savidov director general of Israeli railways. The plan involves a line from central Israel to Eilat on the Aqaba Gulf along the Red Sea, signaling a major expansion of transport infrastructure.
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Haipa
Israel
Ag Bili Ty
Eilat
Sorat
Aquaba Gulf
Oe Pa Sea
M. Savidov
Israeli Railways
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Women’s League
High Point Enterprise
Claude Canady
B. W. McGee
T. G. Shelton
Howard D. Marsh
State Board of Education
Johnny
Brand Names Foundation
West Systrecy
New York
N.Y
Annexation
House
House Committee On
House Committee
Buick
Riviera
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