Chair City Sets Blood Campaign
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit the Civic Center Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Co chairmen Mrs Wallace Kennedy Jr and Dr James McGee announced a goal of 125 pints. Veterans groups are encouraged to donate as Thomasville uses about 100 pints monthly and a 400 pint local deficit exists. A June 2 makeup visit is planned to meet annual needs.
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Thomasville
Red Cross
Civic Center
Wallace Kennedy Jr
James McGee
Piedmont Carolinas
North
South Carolina
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Patrician Club Plans Little League Teams
The Patrician Club met at Parkview Lunch room to discuss planning Little League teams for the summer. Guests included Ray Kisiah Chester Langston Walter Black from the park and recreation department. Those seeking more information should contact Robert Cartwright.
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Patrician Club
Parkview
Ray Kisiah
Chester Langston
Walter Black
Park and Recreation Department
Robert Cartwright
Church Meeting Planned by Mount Vernon Club
The Christian Stewardship Club of Mount Vernon Baptist Church will gather Monday at 7:45 p.m. at the church for a regular meeting and discussion of church affairs.
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Christian Stewardship Club of
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
Globe Furniture Co. earns NSTC packaging certification
Globe Furniture Co of High Point becomes the first upholstery firm in the region and one of four states to win the National Safe Transit Committee seal. NSTC president Ralph Bisbee presented the award to Globe executive vice president Jack Rochelle, citing packaging that meets exacting standards and pre-tested handling guidance for safe delivery.
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Globe Furniture Co
High Point
Globe
National Safe Transit Committee
NSTC
Ralph Bisbee
New York City
Jack Rochelle
High Point Furniture Company
Carolinas
Virginia
Tennessee
Thomasville High Seniors Plan Venice Prom and Elect Officers
Thomasville High seniors receive prom invitations for an Evening in Venice. Preston Crawford voted president with a slate including Bobby Joe Bates and Marion Dove to offices. New officers to be installed April 21 amid cheerleading announcements and Civitan essay awards.
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Thomasville
Venice
Seniors Council
Preston Crawford
Bobby Joe Bates
Marion Dove
Charles Kenerley
Danny Clodfelter
Bruce Mills
Mike Bodenheimer
Nommy Dorety
Leslie Ott
Carol Murphree
Teresa Rimer
Pat Harris
Celia Aoee
Judy Teer
State Department backs U.S. made furniture abroad
Leonard Perryman reports Kenneth Strawberry a State Department assistant told a Thomasville press conference the department will use embassies and Foreign Service personnel to promote American products including furniture. The program aims to boost exports and show a favorable U S image through standard quality mass market goods.
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Washington
State Department
Kenneth Strawberry
Coach House
Thomasville
U. S
Strawberry
U.S
Mary Kaltman
White House
Department
Johnson
American Businessmen Abroad Committee
U. S. State Department
Operaton
Rivers Calls for More Troops in Vietnam Conflict
In Pascagoula Mississippi Rep L Mendel Rivers chairman of the House Armed Forces Committee urged sending 25 000 to 50 000 more troops to Vietnam soon. He opposed enemy sanctuaries and called for expanded naval programs including nuclear powered surface ships and antisubmarine submarines. Senator Albert Gore echoed the view that victory requires more than military action and favored negotiated settlement.
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Pascagoula
Miss
L. Mendel Rivers
D.S.C
House Armed Forces Committee
Asia
Rivers
Navy
Vietnam
Sen. Gore
Greensboro teen drummer wins Ted Mack Hour shot in New York
Kirk McLean a Ragsdale High School senior will travel to New York May 3 for video taping after winning Greensboro Teenage Talent Show at War Memorial Auditorium. He earned 100 dollars and a chance to appear on the Original Amateur Hour.
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Ragsdale High School
New York
Kirk McLean
J. C. McLean
Manor Dr
High Point
Greensboro
War Memorial Auditorium
Young McLean
Ted Mack
Stan Early
Greensboro Youth Council
Knights of Columbus
High Point Woman's
Wsjs-Tv
Winston - Salem
Rambling Rebels
Gastonia
National American Legion
Washington, D. C
Kirk
U. S. Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps
Washington
Guilford Technical Institute
Pacifist Carl May Found Dead in Los Angeles Car
Carl V. May, 45, a Quaker pacifist known for attempts to sail a yacht into a Pacific nuclear test zone in 1962, was found dead in his car in a suburban Los Angeles parking lot. Authorities say death was by carbon monoxide poisoning and a gunshot wound.
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Los Angeles
Carl V. May
Pacific
May
NC Grads To Get Degrees From LBJ
The White House plans to present graduation certificates to 18 young women after an eight month leadership institute run by the Overseas Education Fund, an arm of the League of Women Voters. Dr Jose Mora of the OAS will attend.
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Washington
White House
United States
Central America
Overseas Education Fund
League of Women Voters
The
Organization of American States
Jose Mora
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Lester Furniture Co
W. High St
Art Richardson
High Corner
Terri Price
Betty Lou ‘Thompson
Joyce Young
Pam Parrish
Linda Clodfelter
Kaye Trantham
Susan Cagle
Jean Regan
Cathy Warner
Civitan
Bill Hill
Dennis Ferguson
Pat Lloyd
Doug Lopp
Thomasville Civitan Club
Marvin G. Miles
Lula Bowman
Marie Burrus
Charlotte
Library Club
BY Bonnie Moore
Leonard Perryman
Enterprise
Iaverteing Council
National Council
International
Jamestown
NC Grads
LBJ
Cadillac
North Main Street
Highland Motors, Inc
High Point, N. C
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