Community Chest and Youths Promote Citizenship Week
A five year Rotary origin program expands in High Point with April 28 to May 3 activities. The event unites social agencies and Community Chest to involve boys and girls from clubs, troops, and groups in civic offices to gain first hand experience in public service and government duties.
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High Point
Rotary Club
York City
Citi
D. H
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Mittee
Poston
Altrusa
Camman Duke
Reserve Committee
Virginia Carrier
Proclamation Names Boys and Girls Week in High Point
Grayson the mayor proclaims April 28 to May 8 1986 as Boys and Girls Week in High Point with events says Yout h day in schools youth interest day in church and youth activities to spotlight youth efforts Proclaimed April 24 1986 by Mayor Grayson.
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I. C
Grayson
High Point
United States
Youth Day Emphasis At Local Churches Sunday
Boys and girls will assist in Sunday services marking Youth Day in High Point churches. The program highlights youth as vital to present service and future worth with juniors handling many duties and a family friendly schedule guiding morning worship. The Pet and Hobby Show on May 2 emphasizes a Christian foundation for life activities and invites youths under 16 to exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Elvic
Ben Jones
Hartley
Civic Leaders Assist In Unique Design Of Living
The May Day program centers on a high school life adjustment conference led by the YWCA and Altrusa with help from civic clubs. It opens May 1 with a play by Louise Hunter and Virginia Carrier and includes two discussion sessions themed Keep Fit It Pays. Dr. Victoria Carlson and Dr. F R Taylor lead talks, plus a series on Doctor Sawyer and fields of work with 40 possible career paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Louise Hunter
Virginia Carrier
HIV and Girls’ Reserve Club
Victoria Carlson
Womens’ College
F. R. Taylor
Sawyer
Youth Takes City's Helm For a Day In High Point
Youth will run High Point government Tuesday from 8:30 to 9:30 as Boys and Girls Day highlights educational development. The mayor will be Jack Lee and city manager Robert Truesdale both Boy Scouts, with dozens of young officials serving in administrative roles across city offices and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Community Chest
Don Arden
Charles Warner
Warren Godwin
L C. Andrews
Virginia Jowers
Ruth McKenzie
Ruth Davis
Valaska Yazsel
Ross Caudell
Russell Clarke
Bayne Keever
Jimmie Edwards
Orville Jackson
Robert Hicks
Earl Pope
Norma Graham
Evelyn Sechrest
Frances McDonald
Edward Short
Earl Forward
Hubert Jackson
Wade Koontz
Paul Stout
Emerson Gray
Vir
Ginia Cameron
Virginia Caldwell
J. W. Morgan
George Marsh
N. E. Snyder
Jack Lee
Nelson McAbee
James Owens
Ester Rae Wilson
Lawson Ingram
Fred Taylor
Paul Koontz
Robert Truesdale
Wade Koonts
N. E B. Snyder
Jimmy Edwards
Emerson
Court of Honor Set For Monday Night
The April Court of Honor for the Scouts of the Uwharrie Council High Point District meets Monday evening at the Scout room in Wesley Memorial church. Scouts receiving awards must report to Scout headquarters Monday afternoon. Camporee participants should attend as key steps will be discussed. May has no Court of Honor. Awards are to be given at Camp Uwharrie on May 23. Committee members include Diffendale Owens Delk Smith Boyce and Porter.
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Uwharrie Council
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Camp Uwharrie
Uwharrie Corncil High Point
Co. EB. Diffendale
H. G. Owens
C. Delk Smith
Mike Boyce
F. L. Porter
High School Conference Plans Luncheon and Talks on Youth
Interest shown on questionnaires will guide the group meeting with noon conference leaders and guests hosted by Mrs. M J Wrenn and the Girl Reserves committee at the high school. Speakers include Mr Owens and Dr A D Beittel among others with sessions on vocations youth love and courtesy. Personal interviews will follow the program and a list of sponsors and committee members is provided.
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M. J. Wrenn
Camman Duke
Owens
Wrenn
N. L. Garner
A. D. Beittel
Guilford College
P. B&b
Lindley
High Point College
Nelle Ansley
Byron Hayworth
O. A. Kirkman
David Parsons, Jr
B. V. Pullas
Duke University
Clyde A. Milner
Dr. Pullins
Milner
Mia. Schuttman
Boshart
Henry Grady Owens
Virginia Carrier
Mae Meador
Muriel Bulwinkle
Anna Mendenhall
Dorothy McNairy
W. E B. Marlette
M. L. Patrick
Honor Roll Lists 235 Students At Local High School
A local high school announces 235 students earned honor roll status this term. The list includes Wilbur Robbins Ruth Robinson Evelyn Sechrest Inez Sechrest Edna Mae Shaver Doris Smith Harry Snyder Paul Stout and many others across grades and activities.
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High School
Wilbur Robbins
Ruth Robinson
Evelyn Sechrest
Inez Sechrest
Edna Mae Shaver
Doris Smith
Harry Snyder
Paul Stout
Doris Stroupe
Erika Sulik
Laveria Swaim
Iris Thacker
Josephine Tomlinson
Mary Wilson Wall
Carleen Welch
Peggy Womble
Mary Ruth Woollen
A Wrenn
Kermit Albertson
Kathryn Allen
Virginia Benton
Paul Bryant
Mary Lee Cantrell
Louise Causey
Stephen Clark, Jr
Hazel Craven
Anne Cu
W. B. Linthicum
Forrest Linthicum
James McGhee
Mamie Malpass
Frances Martin
Anne Marie Moffitt
Wade Morris
Betty Hunt Murray
Louise Patton
Eunice Parker
Margaret Price
Semena Moore
Doris Robbins
Natalie Rosen
Betsy Saunders
Sara Sears
Darrell Sechrest
Ronda Sebastian
Shirley Silver
Margaret Sheen
Alvas Smoot
Charles Stout
Hugh Strickland
Mary Elizabeth Stroupe
Charnice Tabor
Roger Taylor
Martha Warner
Frances Vaughn
Spofford Venable
Cleo Venable
Hazel Wagoner
Elizabeth Welborn
Shirley Welborn
Virginia Welch
James Wilson
Donald Winfrey
Mary Jane Wrenn
Yassie Yatel
Carolina York
Lena Russell
Hoey campaign gains support amid busy schedule
A campaign note portrays Clyde Hoey's rising strength as North Carolina voters watch his mobilization. D. C. McRae, Hoey's local manager, asserts Hoey will win and officials prepare to campaign in Greensboro and Durham before Hoey returns to Washington. A separate stat calls attention to U S highway fuel stations per mile and a half.
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Clyde Hoey
D. C. McRae
Hoey
North Carolina
Annual Uwharrie Camporee Set for May 22 24
The Uwharrie Council will hold its Camporee at Camp Uwharrie May 22 to 24. About 250 Scouts from all districts are expected to attend to showcase the Safety Camping Program switching from Troop to Patrol camping under Patrol direction. A camp fire program will feature 256 Scouts. B L Hardin of Salisbury was named Chief Judge by Council President H A Millis. Each participating Patrol will provide a judge to assist with scoring and spend the event in camp.
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Uwharrie Council
Camp
Uwharrie
B. L. Hardin
Salisbury
H. A. Millis
Hardin
City Wide Pet and Hobby Show at Salvation Army Hall
City wide pet and hobby show to be held Saturday morning May 2 at the Salvation Army Hall. Youth under sixteen may exhibit pets with prizes for best bred dog best in class cat oddest pet and most clever carrier. Hobby entries include stamps relics pottery sewing drawing and model crafts with prizes for most complete unique and useful exhibit. Entry blanks available at Salvation Army Hall Boy Scouts YMCAYWCA or schools. deadline Friday May 1 before six.
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Salvation Army Hall
Community Chest
Army Hall
Boy Scouts Headquartr
Y. McA
Y. OW
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Tokloy
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Washington
Salvation Army Gymnasium
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