Musical to Appear at HPC in Your Own Thing
A rock musical based on Twelfth Night will be staged at High Point College Memorial Auditorium Monday at 7 15 p m Tickets on sale at the door The Empire Theatrical Corp presents with Student Government Association sponsorship The show won the 1968 New York Drama Critics Circle Award for best musical and has played in Orpheum Theatre off Broadway and in major cities worldwide The New York Times praised it as cheerful and irreverent Olivia owns a discotheque Viola fills in for a drafted rock group member and her twin Sebastian reappears to complicate the plot
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Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
New York Drama Critics Circle Award
Empire Theatrical Corp
Assn
Hal Hester
Danny Apolinar
Orpheum Theatre
Los Angeles
Chicago
Paris
London
Rome
New York Times
Viola
Sebastian
Six Hurt In Wrecks Saturday
Six people sustained minor injuries in multiple Saturday accidents. A two car collision on S Main Street at Ward Street involved Arnold R. Jones 45 and Jerry Owens 24 with Owens charged for a stop sign violation. A separate crash on N Main Street and Washington Drive injured Berry Greenwood 5 and Bobby Greenwood 11 in a vehicle driven by Braxley Greenwood. Another injury occurred when Donald Ray Jones 16 swerved to miss a dog on Park Street near Grimes Street and struck a utility pole. A final incident at Foyers Sunoco on E Lexington and N Centennial saw Roger Craig Carroll 18 back into a gas pump causing $200 damage.
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S. Main Street
Ward Street
Arnold R. Jones
Rt. 2
Trinity
Jerry Weems Owens
Route 3
Jerry Mosley
Linda Drive
Archdale
Owens
Jones
Berry Greenwood
Bobby Greenwood
Guilford Street
Braxley Greenwood
Guilford
Herman Otie Redd
English Road
N. Main Street
Washington Drive
Donald Ray Jones
Grace Street
Park Street
Grimes Street
Roger Craig Carroll
Franklin Street
Foyers Sunoco
E. Lexington
N. Centennial Avenues
Springles From the Mountains Debut at Tally Ho Shop
Joe and Gay Fox of Jack Mountain unveil Springles a new craft of flowers leaves and butterflies formed from brass wire and polymer solution. They will demonstrate making Speingiet with patent pending and display a unique arrangement at an open house. The couple with links to Peace Corps China and U S Information Agency previously lived in Black Mountain andMontreal.
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Martha Clontz
Tally- Ho
Jack Mountain
Joe
Gay Fox
Gay
High Point
Elliot Hester
Kirk Allen
First Presbyterian Church
China
Foreign Service
U. S. Information Agency
Peace Corps
Borneo
Black Mountain
Montreal
Myrtle Desk Company Signs Group Insurance Plan
Life Assurance Company of Carolina expands a group plan for Myrtle Desk Company for about 600 employees. The package includes life insurance disability income and hospital medical benefits with local claims service. Myrtle Desk President Tom Pitts cites convenience and streamlined processing as key benefits. Life of Carolina President Grover Cole welcomes the corporate account noting its long local history.
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Myrtle Desk Company
Life of Carolina
High Point
N. C
Life Assurance Company of Carolina
Myrtle Desk
Tom Pitts
Mr. Pitts
Grover Cole
Furniture Company
Ben Hodges
Francis White
Reid Howell
Insurance Company
Larry Peters
Exhibit at Mart Features Fine Arts Guild Show
Members of the High Point Fine Arts Guild showcase works on the tenth floor of the Green Drive Wing at the Southern Furniture Exposition during the spring furniture market. Betty Smith and Ed Edson judged the awards with Mary Lee O'Dell Priscilla Krejci Linda Reavis and Barbara Platt among the recognized artists. The exhibit runs through Friday.
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High Point Fine Arts Guild
Green Drive
Southern Furniture Exposition
Betty Smith
Founders
Ed Edson
Selig
Miss Smith
Mary Lee O'Dell
Priscilla Krejci
Linda Reavis
Barbara Platt
Stump
Mary Lee O’dell
Montlieuw Avenue School PTA Meeting and Program
Montlieuw Avenue School PTA meets Tuesday April 27 at 7 30 p m in the school cafetorium. Dorothy Hoskins and the fourth graders present the program and PTA officers for the coming year will be installed.
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Montlieuw Avenue
PTA
Dorothy Hoskins
Zoning Debate Draws Little Public Interest in Archdale
Archdale residents show minimal turnout at zoning meetings as the April 27 public session nears with a council vote likely to finalize the zoning ordinance and map. Meanwhile in Randleman officials learn there is no state statute banning beer sales on election day, and Archdale Trinity Lions highlight local baseball programs with 19 teams and 285 youths involved.
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Archdale
Archdale City
North Carolina
Attorney General’s Office
Archdale-Trinity Lions
Colt
The
Lions
Armenians Mark 56th Massacre Anniversary in Lebanon
In Bikfayya a silent procession of about 25 000 Lebanese Armenians marked the 56th anniversary of a Turkish massacre. They gathered at a 45 foot memorial and walked eight miles to a seaside Armenian Orthodox monastery.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Bikfayya
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Orsino
Olivia
Foxes
Southern Highland Handicraft Guild
Watkins Center
Furman University
Fanny Thompson
Ed Lyon, Jr
Greensboro-High Point
Greensboro
I. Greensboro
High Point Greensboro
Montlieu
Wrenn
Randleman Officials
Benson Crofts
J. D. Cotrane
Lion Fred Lambeth
Lion Leon Burrow
First Federal
N. Main St
Jamestown
E. Main St
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