Two Honorary Degrees To Be Awarded At College Finals
High Point College will award Doctor of Divinity honors to Rev. Harley Morrison Williams of Greensboro and Rev. Nicholas Warnum Grant of Raleigh during commencement on May 24. Williams is pastor of West Market Street United Methodist Church and a Duke Divinity School graduate. Grant, Duke University and Duke Divinity alumnus, has held multiple church and conference leadership roles.
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Harley Morrison Williams
West Market Street United
Brian Ditzler
Chevy Chase
Williams
High Point College
Duke Divinity School
Concord
Ethel Campbell
West Market Street United Methodist Church
John E. Rutland, Jr
Marie
Columbia College
Columbia, S. C
Mr. Grant
Garysburg
Duke University
Ruth Henderson
Graham
Daugher
Nancy Nicholas Grant
Fayetteville
Methodist Retirement Home
Methodist Home For Children
North Carolina Pastors’ School
North Carolina Inter- Conference Commission On Continuing Education
Grant
Board of Education
Board of Evangelism
Board of Missions
Commission On Minimum Salary
Board of Publications
Bishop’s Committee On Church Architecture
The
Methodist Foundation Inc
Cure for nematodes sparks family joke and local notes
A father in the fertilizer business touts a nematode cure, warning it is highly toxic, a joke about a cure for sons in law. A batch of high school seniors spends a day at city hall with mayor Robert Davis observing. Local service stations roll out self service pumps offering small savings and the chance to beat the meter to exact amounts.
Family Life Program Childbirth Series To Restart
A second session of childbirth education begins May 24 at High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. The five week program runs Mondays at 8 p.m. with topics on pregnancy labor delivery and infant care. It is sponsored by the Family Life Council of Greater High Point and led by Mrs. Mary Clayton with Dr Eldora Terrell and Lester Hamilton among first session instructors.
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High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Family Life Council of
Greater High Point
Mary Clayton
School of Nursing
Expec
Fied
Eldora Terrell
Family Life Council
Lester Hamilton
Family Service Bureau of
High Point
Cancer Crusade Appeal Today in High Point
A house to house solicitation for Cancer Crusade donations is planned in High Point this afternoon. Volunteers and a Hayworth Wesleyan Youth group will seek contributions for the American Cancer Society chapter led by co chairs Earl Phillips Jr and Dave Phillips. Mrs P Hunter Dalton Sr is overseeing today’s drive with Mrs Stanley Shavitz as projects colonel.
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High Point
Hayworth Wesleyan Methodist Church
American Cancer Society
Earl Phillips Jr
Dave Phillips
P. Hunter Dalton Sr
Stanley Shavitz
Building Permits Issued In City This Week
The city issued permits totaling 123,999 with two new dwellings by J C Reynolds Builders and multiple projects. Freeman Hill certified seven fencing jobs five roofing five residential repairs and six dwelling improvements plus five business projects and two new homes. Notable permits include Sun Oil Co service station on E Lexington Ave Big Bear of North Carolina addition on S Main St Amos alterations on N Main St Reinsch incinerator at K mart N Main St and Mrs Steffan improvements on N Wrenn St.
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Freeman Hill
Hill
Sun Oil Co
E. Lexington Avenue
Big Bear
North Carolina
S. Main Street
C. L
Kenner Amos
N. Main Street
L. Leonard Reinsch
K-mart
Anna Steffan
N. Wrenn Street
J. C. Reynolds Builders, Inc
Marion
Blain Street
Wreck Injures Driver Slightly on Main Street
Norma Davis Pierce of Penny Road was slightly injured in a two car crash on S Main Street at 2 43 PM Saturday. John Henry Gray of Trinity left a parking lot and crossed two southbound lanes before colliding with Pierces vehicle. Damage totaled 500 dollars and Gray was charged with failure to yield right of way. A second rear end collision on Mill Street at 315 PM Saturday led to a charge of failure to reduce speed against Steven Craig Talley of Paramount Street after his car hit a ked vehicle owned by Ellie Lee Ellerbe of Winston Salem. Damages were about 450 dollars.
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Norma Davis Pierce
Penny Road
S. Main Street
John Henry Gray
Trinity
S. Main
Norma Pierce
Gray
Mill Street
Steven Craig Talley
Paramount Street
Talley
Ked
Ellie Lee Ellerbe
Winston— Salem
Randolph County voters mistaken May 2 for a primary
Randolph County voters worry May 2 is a primary for three county school board seats and sheriff and county commission contests. Incumbents Kimber Andrews and Clinton Comer seek re election to the board alongside challengers Clyde Stutts Charles Sanford Janice Scarborough and Dr Jon Couch.
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Asheboro
Randolph County School Board
Hall
Kimber Andrews
Rt. 1
Climax
Clinton Comer
Seagrove
Clyde Stutts
Archdale
Charles Sanford
Randleman
Janice Scarborough
Jon Couch
Lloyd Brown
Deadline on Taxes Nearing for NC Employers
Greensboro report says the tax deadline for employers is April 30 for the quarter ending March 31. Report and pay Social Security and withheld income taxes using Form 951 mailed by the IRS. If the quarterly tax is fully deposited on time, May 11, 1970 is the filing deadline. balances over 100 dollars require payment via Form 501 at an authorized bank or Federal Reserve, smaller amounts with the return.
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IRS
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Expert Will Speak On Family Role At Local Meeting
Dr. David R. Mace renowned family life authority will address the annual Family Life Council gathering at Greater High Point on May 7 at 6 30 p m in Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church dining room. He has taught since 1967 at Bowman Gray School of Medicine and written 15 books on marriage and family relations while leading major associations such as the American Association of Marriage Counselors and the National Council on Family Relations.
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David R. Mace
Family Life Council
Greater High Point
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Mace
Behavioral Sciences Center
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
The
American Assn. of Marriage Counselors
National Marriage Guidance Council of
Great Britain
International Union of Famil Organizations
National Council On Family Relations
Sex Information and Education Council of the
United States
Kaleidoscope Orissa film depicts life and craft
A 37 minute cultural film from Orissa titled Kaleidoscope Orissa will be shown Tuesday at the High Point Public Library Cinema Cafe at 12 15 p m and 3 15 p m The documentary covers pottery painting weaving stone and wood carving decorative garments and tents and shows family life and religious rituals It will also be shown at Astor Dowdy Towers 701 E Green Dr Both screenings are open to the public.
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Orissa
India
High Point Public Library
Astor Dowdy Towers
E. Green Dr
Wagner Tire Opens Center With Anti Smog Device
Clarence Wagner hosts a public opening for Wagner Tire Service at the Church and Pine site, highlighting a Dust Collector and Smoke Filter to purify air during tire processing. The device, bought for 5000 dollars, aims to reduce ground and air pollution as the center operates through May 2.
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Wagner Tire Service
Wagner’s
Wagner
Church and
Pine Streets
Atlanta
Carolinas
Nature
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