GTI Honors Top Academic Students
Guilford Technical Institute lists fifty four winter quarter honorees on the President's List and Dean's List from High Point area. Included are Rebecca Daniels Gary Embler Walter Farlow Glen Payne Marilyn Peele Rose Singleton Noland Swaim and many others with street addresses and city notes across High Point Jamestown Thomasville Asheboro Randleman Archdale. The report also notes two Davidson County students winning $500 business scholarships at Ashmore Business College with multiple prize tiers and lists additional dean's list members from Jamestown Thomasville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
High Point
Guilford Technical Institute
Rebecca J. Daniels
High Point College
Gary L. Embler
Greenhill Drive
Walter E. Farlow
Paul Drive
Glen T. Payne
Dogwood
Marilyn K. Peele
N. Main Street
Rose B. Singleton
Route 4
Noland G. Swaim
Route 1
Thomasville
Davidson County
Ashmore Business College
Four Hurt In Amos Street Crash Injures McCrays Family
Four persons two adults and two children were injured in a single car crash on Amos Street at Taylor at about 7 25 a m Wednesday. Police said Brenda Torrence McCray of Amos reported brake failure caused the car to run off the left side and strike a utility pole and street sign as she attempted to stop. Injured were John Kenneth McCray 26 Dawn McCray 6 and Marlowe McCray 5 all of Amos. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Street
Taylor Avenue
Brenda Torrence McCray
Amos
Ms. McCray
John Kenneth McCray
Dawn McCray
Marlowe McCray
Robbery on I 85 Leaves Man Stranded for Cash
Thomas Y. Strader, 25, of Eden reported to Guilford County deputies that two men in a car robbed him at gunpoint of about $108. He had been hitchhiking along I-85, was picked up near Greensboro, driven to Baker Road, and dumped from the vehicle after the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Y. Strader
Eden
Guilford County
Strader
Greensboro
Baker Road
Cesarean delivery fears debunked by medical expert
In a reader letter and reply, Dr. Thosteson says appendectomy does not necessitate a cesarean. He explains cesarean reasons include baby size and pelvis space, placenta problems, and bleeding. Modern cesareans are common and safe when medically indicated, countering unfounded fears.
Also Mentioned on This Page
GTI
Judith A. Barker
O'Neill Street
Brenda M. Bryant
Gregg Street
Marilyn L. Chandler
Player Drive
Mary B. Douglas
Winslow Street
Charles H. Edwards, Jr
Clyde L. Fields
W. Lexington Avenue
Tamara G. Foust
Juanita Street
Deborah L. Frazier
al M. Gray
London Drive
Helen L. Harrison
Colonial Drive
Janet L. Hayworth
East Russell
Sylvia Johnson
Thomasville Senior High
Lynn Johnson
Ledford High
Kathy Ivey
Allen Jay
Lisa Shuler
East Davidson
Valerie Lomax
Hilda Bruff
Lexington
Nancy A. Anderson
Roma
Cheek
Michael C. Miller
John H. Milliken
Deborah F. O’connor
Sharon A. Hedrick
Linda L. Williams
Jacob R. Pless II
Archdale
Vera M. Allred
Cheryl B. English
Betty J. Kearns
Asheboro
Melinda B. Joyce
Claude H. Macon
Dorothy H. Small
Barbara F. Wilkerson
Randleman
Davis Patrol & Watchman Service
N. Main
N.C
BANK
George C. Thosteson
Dr. Thosteson
L.E.M
Julius Caesar
Dorland Medical Dictionary
Democrat
Sag Alexander
Joe Monroe
State Senate
N. C
Lindsay
Zenith
Bob
Bob’s
T.V
perLon
Tecur Drue
Reg
Genin
Genith
Weathertron
General Electric
North Main Street
High Point, N.C
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