Yarborough Is Honored By College At Spring Meeting
Nathaniel P. Yarborough retires as High Point College registrar after 32 years in the post and 37 years with the college. A native of Spartanburg South Carolina he began as Professor of Modern Languages in 1925 and moved to registrar in 1936. He will stay in the Modern Languages department and is noted for accreditation work with the Southern Association in 1951. He and his wife Margaretta have three daughters.
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Nathaniel P. Yarborough
High Point College
Yarborough
Spartanburg
S. C
Wofford College
University of South Carolina
University of North Carolina
University of Paris Sorbonne
Wendell M. Patton
N. C. Assn
Southern Association
Randleman Low Rent Housing bids total $925 046
Bids for the city’s first low rent public housing project came in at 925 046, about 35 000 under the federal funds. Major bids include W H Weaver Construction 799 950 for general work, Welborn Plumbing 69 400 for plumbing and central air, and E Fortenberry for interior wiring 55 696. A pre construction conference with Housing and Urban Renewal is set for next Wednesday in Atlanta.
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W. H. Weaver Construction Co
Greensboro
Welborn Plumbing and Heating Co
High Point
E. F. Belk and Son
Mooresville
E. Erman Fortenberry
Tomberlin Associates Architects, Inc
Atlanta
Randleman Housing
Department of Housing and Urban Renewal
Main Street
Pugh Funeral Home
Surge of Permits Boost High Point Housing Value
Inspections Chief A R Strange issued 15 new housing permits totaling 229905 and three business permits worth 52500. Repairs, improvements, and a roofing permit added 12 more. Also noted are office and church projects plus several single family homes on Paramount Stimpson East Fairfield Oakview and other streets.
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A. R. Strange
Strange
Norman Helcklr and
Ferndale Avenue
F. T. and
Lion Green
Stimpson
James D
Betty Lambeth
East Fairfield Road
George E. Freeman
Oakview Road
Stewart Stone, Jr
Westminister Road
C. W. Armstrong
Old Mill Road
Billy 0. Stutts
Kingston Street
Jim Kearns
Malibu Road
Henry Shavitz Realty Co
Beaucrest
Charles Shackleford
Williams Street
Henry Culler
Ashe Street
Bands Battle at James Town Elementary Tonight
Six or more teen bands perform in a Battle of the Bands at Jamestown Elementary School sponsored by Jamestown Jaycees. The event opens at 7 and the winner earns a booking agent listing and a shot at state competition. Jimmy Young chairs the event with door prizes for attendees.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Jaycees
Jimmy Young
Pre Schoolers Registration Set At Jamestown Elementary
Jamestown plans a May 1 registration for children entering school next fall. Olin Jackson, principal, urges parents to bring birth certificates and health cards if available, and immunization records signed by a doctor are required. The event runs 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Jamestown Elementary.
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Jamestown
Olin Jackson
Jamestown Elementary School
Jackson
Activity Bus Follies At Trinity High School
The Trinity High School hosts the Activity Bus Follies presented by the Trindale Parent Teacher Student Assn tonight and Saturday night at 7 30. The 20 act show features the glee club as chorus with acts by parents teachers and students. Eight fathers perform the hokey pokey and eight mothers do the can can. A king and queen are to be chosen from each of the four schools. A hamburger supper runs Saturday 5 to 7 p m.
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Trinity
Trindale
Rotarians Hear Talk On Cancer
Dr. Tommie L. Canipe told Rotary Club members that one third of US cancer is curable and nearly two million cured people live in the country. He noted 16 percent of US deaths from cancer, stressed early diagnosis, and cited links to smoking and heredity.
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Tommie L. Canipe
Rotary Club
United States
Canipe
Yale
John Q
Robert Culler
Randolph NCEA Installs New Officers In Randleman
Randolph County NCEA chapter installs new officers at the Randleman Elementary School cafeteria with Coleridge high school president elect noting teachers are in a period of change. Robert Purvis urges study of candidates for public office and support those aiding teachers. New president succeeds Dorothy Carter, with Loretta Bach as vice president and Margaret Shaw as secretary-treasurer. W. K. Cromartie swears in the officers as a capacity crowd enjoys a song quartet.
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Randleman
Carl Goerch
Raleigh
Randolph County
NCEA
Coleridge High School
W. K. Cromartie
Purvis
Loretta Bach
New Market
Margaret Shaw
Franklinville
Theft of Tools Probed After Curt Mig Break-In
Police investigated a Thursday break in at Curt Mig and theft of three power staple guns valued at 261 dollars after intruders shattered a window. No arrests reported. Other police activity consisted of routine matters.
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Curt Mig
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