Thomasville Seniors Stage Arsenic and Old Lace at Civic Center
The Thomasville Senior High Class presents three act play Arsenic and Old Lace at the Civic Center with Susan Kindley in the lead as a reigning Miss Thomasville. Other cast members include Frank Hedrick Sandi Lee Gerome Holmes Danny Jones Ben Kennedy Gloria Lambeth Sherry Hager Steve Hill Neal Grimes Mary Bowers and Frankie Green under director Mrs. Mary Kiser.
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Civic Center
P.m
Taetite
Joseph Kesserling
Susan Kindley
Voters Get Last Chance To Register In City Elections
Thomasville voters have one final day to register for the May 4 city elections. Registrars open six polling places from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for unregistered residents or those updating registration. The new first precinct polling place is Thomasville Senior High School. May 4 will name a mayor a councilman at large and second and fourth ward councilmen. all incumbents except Mayor Thomas F. Johnson face opposition.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Senior High School
Thomas F. Johnson
Seminars on Development Planned by NPADA in Seven Counties
The Northern Piedmont Area Development Assn announces a seminar series on industrial development in seven counties. The first session in Greensboro in mid June will cover acquisition tax and zoning, transportation and utilities. Subsequent seminars will focus on financing and prospect development. W. E. Apple and George Fisher were named to arrange the first session. Representatives from Guilford Davidson Chatham and Caswell counties attended the meeting at the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce.
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Northern Piedmont Area Development Assn
Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce
W. E. Apple
George Fisher
NPADA
Guilford
Davidson
Chatham
Caswell
Stilwell Receives Third Oak Leaf Cluster
Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell 53, commander at Fort Bragg, was awarded a third Oak Leaf Cluster to the Bronze Star Medal for valor in Vietnam in a bedside ceremony at Womack Army Hospital. General Paul L. Freeman presented the award for heroism against the Viet Cong last June.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Joseph W. Stilwell
Vietnam
Womack Army Hospital
Paul L. Freeman
U.S. Continental Army Command
Stilwell
John F. Kennedy Center For
Fire breaks out in Barnard dormitory evacuating students
A dormitory fire at Barnard College in New York prompted the evacuation of about 500 students from three dormitories early today. Firefighters contained the blaze with no immediate word on injuries or cause.
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New York
Barnard College
Wounded man recovering in Lexington hospital
Dallas Watkins, 20, of Talbert Boulevard, remained in satisfactory condition at Lexington Memorial Hospital after a self inflicted .22 caliber gunshot wound to the abdomen. He called for an ambulance Wednesday morning, and police continue investigating the incident.
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Lexington
Talbert Boulevard
Lexington Memorial Hostal
Dallas Watkins
Watkins
Bomb Explodes At Embassy in London
A gasoline bomb exploded at the entrance to the Irish Embassy in London just before midnight. Windows were smashed and doorway woodwork burned. Staff were upstairs and unharmed. A cab driver fought the flames with a portable extinguisher until a fire engine arrived. No one was hurt and no group claimed responsibility.
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London
Six Seek Seats In Kernersville Board of Aldermen
Six candidates compete for five seats on the Kernersville Board of Aldermen as the May 4 election deadline nears. Incumbents D. E. Dunlap Max Coltrane J M Pinnix Jr and Edward M Higgins face challengers Harry Ballard and Marion Martin.
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Kernersville
William R. Sinclair Obituary in Hyannis
William Richardson Sinclair aged 80 died Thursday in Hyannis Mass. He formerly served as director and vice chairman of the American Meat Institute in Chicago.
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William R. Sinclair
Consultant To Interview HPC Staff
Dr. Sidney French, a college self-study consultant for the Southern Assn. of Colleges, will visit High Point College to interview faculty and staff next Wednesday. He will speak with members of the self-study committee and program participants to gather information for improving future self-studies.
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Sidney French
Southern Assn. of Colleges
High Point College
French
David Cole
Rabies Clinic Schedule Set For Week In High Point Area
Guilford County Health Dept announces rabies clinics at eight High Point area schools next week. Dogs over four months and unvaccinated animals can receive shots with appointments at Lucy Ragsdale Colfax and Emma Blair, among others, including Montlieu Avenue and William Penn highs. Clinics run April 27 to 29 with locations listed and times 5 to 6 pm.
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Guilford County
Lucy Ragsdale
Colfax
Health Department
Fairview
Montlieu Avenue
Kirkman Park
Emma Blair
High Point
William Penn High School
Union Hill
Crown Princess Michiko Expects Baby This December
Crown Princess Michiko aged 30 is pregnant with a baby due in December. She and Prince Akihito have a five year old son, Prince Niro, in line for the throne.
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Tokyo
Michiko
Imperial Household Agency
Akihito
Niro
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Mary Kiser
Dunlop
Goldseal
North Main Street
Highway
Highway 66
High Point Memorial Hospital
Charles Sinclair Service
Prospect
Prospect and Ward
HPC
Hampton
Reed Realty CO
Johnson Motor Lines
Thomasville, N. C
N. Main
Limerick
High Point Enterprise
Wayne Lunsford
Mgr
Impala
Fisher
America
Chevrolet
High Point, N. C
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