High Pointer of the Week Joe Temple
Joe Temple Jr headlines a feature on family background and community impact. The piece traces his lineage from South Carolina tobacco farming to hotel ventures in Wrightsville Beach and Savannah, highlighting his role in developing Furniture Plaza beside the Southern Furniture Exposition Building.
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Joseph Page Temple Jr
Joe Temple
Furniture Plaza
Southern Furniture Exposition
Temple
Arthur Corpening
New South Motor Inn
Schrafft’s
South Carolina
South
Joe Page
North
Page
Page's Mill
Wrightsville Beach
Citadel
Lake View
Temples
Joe Sr
Jerome Pound
Henry Waterson
Louisville
Chattanooga News
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Seminole
Jacksonville
Savannah
Atlanta
Georgia
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Joe
Carmelita Temple
The Liberal Folklore Under Willis Jones Style
An editorial critique of liberal ideology arguing that liberals favor legal fixes over personal responsibility. It cites officers on ships and public finance, claims centralized federal aid grows government power, and contends liberal dogma resists pragmatic change while unintentionally harming freedom. It portrays liberals as well meaning yet forceful in coercion.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Willie Howard
Union Square
Willie
America
Oklahoma
Maine
Etiquette and praise mingle in High Point concert review
Readers praise Millsaps College Singers for a near perfection performance at Springhill Methodist Church while lamenting audience etiquette failures. The letter highlights distractions from ushers and parade seating, and urges better manners to honor the Easter program and performers.
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High Point
Millsaps College Singers
Springhill Methodist Church
College Auditorium
Isaac Stern
Stern
Millsaps
W. L. Horton
Roaming the Piedmont crops and sports notes
Farmers begin work on the 1963 crop as corn planting and plowing resume around Randleman area. The front lawn at Randleman High School shows a fresh plow, a stadium with mowing needs, and a baseball field in use with two dugouts under completion. The stadium committee plans seating and lights for football season.
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Randleman High School
Randleman
Minutemen of Lexington First Test Of American Liberty
A retelling of the 1775 Lexington incident where colonial Minutemen faced British troops. Captain John Parker orders to fire only if fired upon as the clash on the Lexington Green begins a war for independence. The Lexington battleground is now marked by a bronze statue honoring the Minutemen and the birth of a free nation.
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Minutemen
Lexington
Boston
Concord
Paul Revere
William Dawes
Concord Minutemen
Prescott
Revere and Dawes
John Parker
Lexington Green
Concord Bridge
School bond plea heightens Thomasville funding gap
Dr. C. C. Plyler Jr announces urgent classroom needs at Thomasville senior high and Church Street schools for the 1963-64 term seeking $937,920. County commissioners weigh state bond options as local funding hinges on Raleigh. May 7 election campaigns begin as candidates discuss city issues.
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Thomasville
C. C. Plyler Jr
Church Street School
Plyler
Davidson County
Raleigh
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Frank Warren
Alice
Apex, N. C
Levi W. Temple
Carmelita M. Pound
Jerome B. Pound
Jacksonville, Fla
Chat
Tanooga, Tenn
Louisville, Ky
Macon
Joe Temple Jr
Joseph P. Temple JR
Radio Shack
Pinkertons
Homestead
Jimmy Hoffa
US Steel
United Steel Workers
Commodore Vanderbilt
Beef Trust
Enterprise
Washington
Cuba
Piedmont Counties
Durham
Golden Triad
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Charlotte
Dana Boone
Braxton
Robert
Wayne Shoaf
Jordan
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