Paratrooper Williams Proudly Wears Green Beret
Sgt. George Williams of Franklinville, a Seventh Special Forces paratrooper at Fort Bragg, completed tough physical and mental guerrilla welfare training. He trained Viet Cong advisers, aided new Viet Nam recruits in Da Nang, and values close team work. Williams plans to return to Viet Nam, accepts duty anywhere as needed, and wears his uniform with pride.
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George Williams
Seventh Special Forces
Fort Bragg
Williams
Viet Nam
Franklinville
da Nang
United States
Sgt. Williams
William
Viet.Nam
John’ S. Kennedy
Litte
Textile Seminar Planned At High Point College
The fourth annual Walter Fancourt Memorial Textile Seminar will be held in Greensboro on Oct 25 and 26 with High Point College participating. Belmont Abbey, Catawba, Clemson, Davidson, Duke, Elon, North and South Carolina, Wake Forest and UNC Greensboro will attend. Activities include small group sessions with industry leaders, visits to J P Stevens Carter Plant and Burlington Mills, and a concluding banquet with a keynote textile industrialist.
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High Point
College Vai
Walter Poordane
Catawba
Clemson
Davidson
Duke
Elon
Hyts Carolina
North Carolina
University of South Carolina
Wake Forest
Greensboro
J. JP. Stevens Co. Carter
Burlington
J. Spencer Love Hosiery
Guilford College President II Speaker For Graduation
Dr Hobbs, new Guilford College president, will deliver a graduation address in Memorial Auditorium. He is Greensboro native and son of Richard J. M. Hobbs, longtime business professor, succeeding Dr Clyde A. Milner. High Point College president Dr Wendell J. Patton says the college is fortunate. A cantata accompanies the ceremony titled The High Cost of Excellence.
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Memorial Auditorium
Wendell J. Patton
High Point College
Clyde A. Milner
Guilford College
Hobbs
Greensboro
Richard J. M. Hobbs
Methodist Leader In College Rites
Dr. Philip L. Shore Jr. will deliver the invocation and benediction at the High Point District College graduation ceremonies on August 21. Shore, district superintendent, has a long career in Methodism and academia including Duke University degrees and a 1980 Earlham College Distinguished Teacher Award. He served as Navy chaplain in World War II and previously pastored in Charlotte before his current post, married to Mary Anna Wilson with three children.
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New Bigh Point
Church
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Shore
Haverford End
Duke
Eld
Philos
Earlham College
Hobbs
Louise Ann Hunkele
Europe
Near East
Old Foundation
Japan
Jlo
Kyoto
Earlham
Char
Memgrees
Duke University
High Point College
Lsophical Assa
Charlotte First Methodist Church
Dr. Shore
Mary Anna Wilson
Morganton
Heer Speaks To Seen Of Rotary
Heer, guest speaker, reminded Rotarians that Rotary is the oldest service organization. He urged active participation in community work, highlighted United Appeal, and noted District 769 spans Sanford to Concord with 35 clubs and over 2,500 members. Ray Crouse of High Point attended the meeting yesterday.
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United Appeal
North Carolina
Sanford
Concord
Ray Crouse
High Point
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Ring-Harris Pharmacy, Inc
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Hollingsworth
Davis Patrol & Watchman
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Billy
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Dad
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Duke Power
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