Three More UA Leaders Named for Campaign Divisions
R V Spracklin announces three division chairmen for the 1962 63 United Appeal campaign totaling 312 470 dollars. J Alton Stanford will lead Commercial Division contacting 253 firms with 167 volunteers. James E Foscue heads Salesmen Division enrolling 61 workers for 220 salesmen. Baxter P Freeze leads Professional Division drawing 234 prospects and 65 volunteers. Major leaders planned briefing Monday at 5 p.m. at the YWCA led by Jake Froe lich Jr and Paul Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Spracklin
United Appeal
J. Alton Stanford
Curtis Smith Deal Inc
Stanford
Rockford Rd
James E. Foscue
James E. Foscue, Foscue
Foscue
Phillins Inc
W. Parkway
Baxter P. Freeze
Freeze
Commonwealth Hosiery Mills
Wynnewood Ave
Spracklin
YWCA
Jake Froelich Jr
Paul Carter
Alma Desk Employees Honored at Company Picnic
More than 700 Alma Desk Co employees and families attended a City Lake picnic Saturday afternoon. President Charles E. Hayworth presented watches to 10 workers with 30 plus years of service. Tenure rings went to 15 workers with 20 to 30 years. Forty-five employees with 10 to 20 years were acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Desk Co
City Lake
Charles E. Hayworth
Harry Jarrell
William F. Loving
William D. Montgomery
Kathleen H. Shelton
A. H. Yarborough
J. C. Turner
Silar R. Harris
Marvin P. Davis
Maceo White
Julius T. Hill
Renewal Plan Prepared For Chair City
THOMASVILLE Chamber of Commerce officials will present an urban renewal plan to City Council members at a Monday night City Hall meeting. The plan aims at the east end of town and may include one railroad underpass. The council will hear requests for water service curb and guttering paving to Fairgrove Estates and bids for fleet insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Fairgrove Estates
J. L. Carr
A. W. Raulston
Tanglewood Presents The Music Man at Clemons Barn
The Tanglewood Barn Theatre in Clemons presents The Music Man August 22 to September 3 with 8 15 p m shows and 6 00 9 00 Saturday performances. The musical comedy follows a 1912 Iowa salesman who roams the Midwest and upends River City with songs like Seventy Six Trombones Ya Got Trouble and Till There Was You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemmons
Tanglewood Barn Theatre
Iowa City
New York
America
Midwest
River City
Local graduate to speak at two area church services
Larry Wayne Kelly will preach at morning service at Albertson Road Baptist Church and evening service at Parkwood Baptist Mission today. A Central High School graduate, he is recently licensed to preach by Green Street Baptist Church and will begin studies for the ministry at Mars Hill College this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Wayne Kelly
Albertson Road Baptist Church
Parkwood Baptist Mission
Kelly
Central High School
Green Street Baptist Church
Mars Hill College
Home Safety Inspections Planned by Fire Department
Firemen from two companies will begin home safety inspections starting Monday and continue daily until all residences are checked, likely through October. Fire Safety Director T G Shelton says inspections will reduce loss of life and property. only uniformed firemen with badges are authorized inspectors. If residents are absent, a door invitation will offer appointment. A recent training school prepared all firemen for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Shelton
High Point Central Band Holds First Marching Practice
The High Point Central High School Band will hold its first marching practice Monday at 6 p.m. at the high school auditorium. Students will report without instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Central High School
Accident Box Score LAST WEEK
Accident box score summarizes last week events with brief totals and player contributions. It notes team names, scores, and key actions from multiple games, highlighting standout performances and notable injuries. The data is presented as a compact sports-card style record for quick reference.
Fair Warm Day Ahead Forecast
The weatherman expects generally fair skies and warm temperatures today. For Monday expect partly cloudy skies with a chance of widely scattered late afternoon thundershowers. highs around 86 degrees after a low near 60 last night. Saturday saw a low of 63 and a high of 85.
WC Graduate School Opens to Men This Fall
UNC board of trustees opens the Graduate School of Woman's College to male students this September for the first time since 1956. About 50 percent of inquiries come from men as admissions begin, with tests required for registration and a Sept. 15 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Graduate School of Woman's College
UNC Board of Trustees
James S. Ferguson
Ferguson
WC Graduate School
John R. Taylor Co to Build 30 Apartment Units
The John R. Taylor Co of Greensboro plans 30 brick two story apartment buildings at Idol and Oxford Streets, arranged around a patio with a swimming pool. The project, costing $120000, will occupy a 400 by 600 foot tract and city inspectors issued the permit last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Taylor Co
Greensboro
Idol
Oxford Streets
Taylor Company
High Point College Honors 55 Grads in Faith and Adventure
Rev. James A. Bowers urged graduates to live by faith in self, others, and God, calling life an adventure beyond guarantees. The summer session ceremony included 55 graduates, with honors to Mrs. Margaret S. Lawson and numerous degree recipients in arts and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HPC
James A. Bowers
High Point College
Mr. Bowers
Arkansas
Kentucky
Texas
First Baptist Church
Greenwood
South Carolina
Cumberland College
Williamsburg Ky
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Wendell M. Patton
Harold E. Conrad
Thomas Haggai
Emerywood Baptist Church
High Point
Ernestine Fields
Ann Crockett Swindell
Albemarle
Margaret S. Lawson
Nina Colton Burris
Sidney Earl Bailey
DeLinda Louise Hutchins
Fletcher Nelson Jr. Marion
Robert Levan Reese
Asheboro
Estelle McTeer Alsbrook
Thomas Jay Brumbley
Jane Jackson Burrell
Jessie McBane Crutchfield
Lucy Kelley Dayvault
Stewart Bruce Dowless
George Trade Elkins
Walter Ronald Baxley
James Coe Chernault Jr
Kenneth Wayne Foddrell
Roger Craig Ford
Roscoe Lacey Hanner
Reitzel
Gene Hiatt
James Edwin Holleman
Alton Monroe Jones
David Ernest Jones
David Allen Lowe
Charles Edison McCorckle, Jr
Harold Edward McDaniel
Paul Edward Michael
Clifton Vinson Munn
Billie Joe Pierce
Charles Monroe Sands
Paul Lionell Spenard
George Michael Stout
Oscar William van Auken Jr
Charles Otha Williard, Jr
David Franklin Workman
Sam Houston Edwards
Rachel Scott Goodman
James A. Bow
Thomasville man admits burglary and assault in Archdale case
A 25 year old James Edward Sligh of Thomasville confessed to four capital crimes after an 11 year old boy described the suspect. Sligh admitted breaking into the Melvin Carter home on Freeman Road Archdale and later entering the Finch residence taking a wallet and cash. He was held in Randolph County jail without bond pending a preliminary hearing with deputies crediting David Carter for the vital description.
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James Edward Sligh
Huger St
Thomasville
Sligh
Randolph County
Melvin Carter
Freeman Road
Archdale
Carter
David Carter
David
Nancy Finch
Paul Tatum
Frank Hinshaw
Randolph
Hinshaw
South Trinity Road
Tatum
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Dick Swaim
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Bill Thomas
Jim Hamlet
H. O. Hobbs
Champ Cooper
Roy Beck
Clarence Haley
C. W. Epting
T. C. Kivett
Horace Gilderton
ING
S. M
Horace G. Mderton, Inc
Guilford Sheriff's Department
Guilford
Guil Rand Fire Department
Randolph Deputy Reserve
Highay 311
Fletcher
I. and H. Barbecue
Williams Grocery
Carolna
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