Blair Family History Topic At Springfield Meeting
The 62nd annual Springfield Memorial Assn meeting will feature a history of the Blair family, pioneers in Guilford and Randolph counties, presented after the morning service at Springfield Friends Meeting. Max Rees will speak. William W. Blair will open with a devotional. Judy Blair Mower coordinates. Maggie Blair wrote the history recited by John Fries Blair. additional speakers include Mrs. W. L. Carter and Mrs. E. M. Holder.
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Blair
Guilford
Randolph
Springfield
Judy Blair Mower
Memorial Association
Margaret Blair
John Fries Blair
Winston-Salem
W. L. Carter
E. M. Holder
Greensboro
Enos Blair
Daughters of Dorcas meet at First Baptist Church
The Daughters of Dorcas club of First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs H Jeffers Monday at 8 p.m. on Rt 1. Revival begins Monday at 7 20 p.m. at Oak Grove Christian Church with Rev Luther Brook from Hillsboro who built Randolph County's first courthouse. Springfield history groups recall 1773 worship start and Aug 1 1906 memorial org led by Robert McCuiston Jr.
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Daughters of Dorcas Club
First Baptist Church
E. Washington, Drive
H. Jeffers
Oak Grove Christian Church
Luther Brook
Hillsboro
Randolph County
Springfield
Today's Generation at Springfield Museum
Three girls pose in front of the Springfield Museum, the former meeting house in Springfield. The scene captures a moment of local heritage as the women stand before a landmark once used for public gatherings.
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Springfield Memorial Assn
Winston Blair
Springfield Museum
Old Meeting House
Springfield
Look-Alike Salesman Draws E G Marshall Attention
Al Lieberman of New York City, a salesman for Ashton Textiles in Millville North Carolina, often is mistaken for E G Marshall of The Defenders. Fans request autographs on trips and in elevators, and a Florida headwaiter once offered him a table meant for the star. Lieberman has met Marshall once in Broadway’s Plaza Suite and says peers call him E G.
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al Lieberman
New York City
E.G. Marshall
Ashton Textiles
Millville
N. C
The
Defenders
Baltimore
Marshall
Lieberman
E. G. Marshall
al. Lieberman
Stephanie
Phillip
Clary to Lead HPC Physical Education and Health Dept
Miss Betty Jo Clary, longtime HPC faculty member since 1962, was named acting head of the Physical Education and Health Department succeeding Dr. Charles Morris who resigned last semester. HPC president Dr. Wendell M. Patton announced the appointment and noted plans to study separating the athletic director role from the department head.
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Betty Jo Clary
High Point College
Charles Morris
Miss Clary
Wendell M. Patton
Hill Point College
Patton
Chuck Hartman
Actin
College
Morris
HPC
Warm and Cloudy Weekend Forecast for High Point
High Point area residents can expect warm temperatures and partly cloudy skies today tonight and Monday. A cool front will cross the state late day bringing a 30 percent chance of showers and thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Temperatures rise to around 90 today then fall to near 70 tonight. Monday remains partly cloudy and cooler.
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High Point Area
U. S
Virginia film to screen at Cinema Cafe event
A film titled Virginia will be shown Tuesday at Cinema Cafe in the High Point Public Library. The feature highlights Virginia's history, landscapes, and culture with two showings at 12:15 p.m. in the audio-visual room and 3:16 p.m. at Astor Dowdy Towers. Coffee and soft drinks will be served at the noon showing.
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North Carolina
Virginia
High Point Public Library
Astor Dowdy Towers
Ervin Delegate To Conference In Warrenton Virginia
William G. Ervin insurance agent attends Inter-City Education Conference in Warrenton at the invitation of the President's Committee on Mental Retardation. He is among 90 delegates nationwide and the sole NC representative. The meeting concludes Tuesday.
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William G. Ervin
Warrenton
Ervin
North Carolina
Woman Injured In Thomasville Car Crash Case
A Davidson County man, George Edward Hoskin, 23, was charged with drunken driving and public drunkenness after a Saturday afternoon two car wreck on Highway 109 near Arthur Drive. He allegedly drove a 1960 model into the rear of 58 year old Mrs. E Gray Davis, who was in a 1965 car. Davis was admitted to City Memorial Hospital with painful injuries but not believed to be critical. Damages were estimated at $650 for Davis’s vehicle and $225 for Hoskin’s car.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Lexington
Hoskin
E. Gray Davis
Highway 109
Joys Of Bike Riding And Walking Warned By Comic Narrator
A humorous piece contrasts health benefits of walking and cycling, noting dogs bark at both but bite cyclists more. It pokes fun at neighbors, explains brake use and gearing with old slang, and quips that gears named low to high should be called hard to impossible.
Lose 10 lbs in 10 days on Grapefruit Diet
Hollywood California special advertising claims a revolutionary grapefruit diet promising rapid weight loss. The pitch promises 10 pounds in 10 days with no hunger, featuring testimonials and a mail order plan cost two dollars with a money back guarantee.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jefferson LA
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Rhettie English Harden
Dave Gurley
Ada Lee
Mattie Davidson
Harriet Hough
May Hough
George Mendenhall
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Friends Meeting
Sara Beth Terrell
Cathy Ferguson
Anne Haworth
Florida
High Point
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By Faye Marks
High Point Enterprise
Clary
Central High School
Western Carolina
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
University
West Mecklenburg High School
Charlotte
Dr. Patton
Physical Education and Health Department
Charlie Q. Futrell
Murfreesboro
Futrell
Korea
East Carolina University
George Peabody College For Teachers
Nashville, Tenn
Cinema Cafe
George Edward Hoskin
Rt. 3
Highway Patrol
Arthur Drive
Southgate Shopping Center
Sonny
Tom Carey
Carey
Neil
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