Guilford Bills Pass House expanding clerk staff and Oak Ridge fund
The North Carolina House approved two Whitley bills affecting Guilford County. One allows up to eight assistant clerks in counties over 80 000 population, with Guilford already using six. The other enables Oak Ridge Foundation Inc to hold the liquidating fund of Oak Ridge Military Institute as the nonprofit takes over the school. Both measures gain support from Guilford legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Guilford County
D. P. Whitley Jr
High Point
House
Whitley
Guilford Superior Court
Joseph P. Shore
Oak Ridge Foundation Inc
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Guilford
Elton Edwards
C. W. Phillips
Marcus W. Short
High Point Girl Chosen as Cancer Crusade Poster
Judith Patterson an eight year old High Point girl who beat cancer is the North Carolina poster girl for the Cancer Crusade. Selected through the local American Cancer Society chapter her story of diagnosis operation and recovery reflects a nationwide effort to raise awareness and funds.
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Robert Marks
Judith Patterson
High Point
North Carolina
Judith
Monthieu Avenue School
Odell Patterson
Williams Ave
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Patterson
American Cancer Society
Cancer Crusade
YMCA Planning Conference Maps Year Objectives
More than 40 members of the High Point YMCA board and committees gathered for the planning conference. Dr Max P Rogers led the session praising participation and noting the idea should be annual. Ten principal committees held two hour sessions to map objectives and action plans for the coming year.
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Ymca Board of Directors
The
Max P. Rogers
High Point Ymca
Culler
House
Purcell Kimsey
Club
Richard Meisky
Jack Hawks
Carl Chavis
Frye
Holt McPherson
Edgar Snider
Industrial
Uy Kinney
Shaver
Weather outlook: showers possible tonight into Tuesday
Forecasters forecast partly cloudy skies today with mild temperatures. Showers are possible tonight and again Tuesday with a high near 70 today and a high around 73 tomorrow after a tonight low near 50. Yesterday’s high was 68 and the low 45.
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Tomorow
Guilford School Board Sets Meeting For Civil Rights Compliance
Guilford County Board of Education scheduled a special Wednesday session to finalize a compliance plan with Section Six of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and prepare forms for the North Carolina Department of Education. The April meeting re-elected Howard Carr as chairman, Zack Whitaker as vice chairman, and E P Pearce as superintendent. approved bids for high school industrial arts shops and set tentative school year dates for 1965-66.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Whitaker
E. P. Pearce
Pearce
Northwest High School
Southeast High School
Rural School Board
Sec
Guilford County
John Hardy
Raleigh
Washington
High Pointer Is Tapped For Honor Fraternity
Dale R. Walker of High Point, a Wake Forest College student, will be initiated into Phi Beta Kappa Thursday. He is among 32 Wake Forest students inducted into the national honorary fraternity for liberal arts.
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Dale R. Walker
High Point
Wake Forest College
Walker
Wake Forest
Accident Box Score Last Week and Year to Date
Report shows last week all accidents with 0 killed, 5 injured, and $4970 in property loss. Year to date totals record 364 accidents, 1 death, 196 injuries, and $146,325 in property loss.
Second Literacy Workshop Planned at Adams Memorial YWCA
A second literacy workshop at Adams Memorial YWCA is planned for April from 7 to 10 p.m. The program uses the Frank Laubach method with one teacher to one student. About 30 people attended the first workshop Feb 22 to 24 and are now teaching illiterate adults to read.
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Adams Memorial Ywca
Lester Beale Jr
Irwin Milgrim
Sara Ellen Stamey
Matt Wall
Elmer Horton
Frank Laubach
YWCA
Irwin
Ors Milgrim
Sara Ellen
Community Development items on April 2 Planning Zoning agenda
Planning and Zoning Commission will meet April 2 at 7 30 p m in Room 200 City County Building to consider zoning changes code amendments preliminary subdivisions lot size approvals and a revised site development plan. The agenda covers residential to commercial reclassifications along N Main E Fairfield and E Washington drives and adjustments to highway oriented districts plus open storage rules near rail lines and Board of Adjustment restructuring.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
C. E. Smith
E. Fairfield Road
Brentwood Street
Wade Myers
N. Main Street
Westover Drive
R. S. Vaughn
Ingleside Drive
Lloyd K. Clodfelter
E. Washington Drive
Moon Place
Board of Adjustment
Delos Hedgecock Et al
Richard C. Wright
Juanita Street
Burton Avenue
J. Raymond Newton
Sherman Road
Orient Street
Fieldcrest
Rolling Road
Oakview Road
Delos Et al
Richard C. A
Tanyard
Rolling Roads
H. B. Buchanan
Semmes Ae Eee
Renee Caaeae
Neil J . Armstrong
Leonard Wins Thomasville Band Award
In Thomasville a packed Main Street Junior High School auditorium honored a senior band member Billy Leonard as the annual band award recipient. The event was sponsored by the Senior High band and chorus and the Thomasville Rotary Club with Miss Jeanne Montgomery directing the chorus and Chester Irwin starting the program.
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Thomasville
Main Street
Nually
Tommy Leonard
Leonard
Bloodmobile visit nets 285 pints in High Point
Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 285 pints over two days at Adams Memorial YWCA in High Point. Thursday brought 141 donations and Friday 144, with 59 volunteers rejected. First time donors numbered 54 and 102 gave to replace used by others. Notable donors joined the four gallon club. several others reached two and one gallon milestones.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
High Point
Adams Memorial Ywca
Len D. Ennis
Red Cross
Ennis
J. William McGuinn Jr
Gilbert Clinard
Beulah P. Beck
Clifford L. Ashburn
E. D. Miller
Roy Blackwelder
Odis Coble
Ernest R. Combs
Jean Riley
Guilford Cargal
Margie Bundy
Reba E. Thornberg
Rt. 4
High Point Pianist Rated As Excellent
Greensboro three Raleigh students earned superior ratings at the North Carolina Association piano contest on the UNCG campus. Superior ratings went to Robert Cunningham Garrett Moon and Ick Choo Moon, high schoolers from Raleigh, among 41 contestants guided by Katherine Bacon of Juilliard.
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Greensboro
Raleigh
North Aaaane Assna
UNCG
Robert Cunningham
Garrett
Ick Choo Moon
Katherine Bacon
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
Warren Jones
High Point
Glenna Elam
Krista Merritt
Ruth Hedreck
Winston - Salem
Betty Mae Stamey
Franklin
Carolyn Gresham
Warsaw
Anne Peacock
Linda Schutt
Wilmington
Susan Veach
Pamela Osborne
Lumberton
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