Teens return to school after productive summer work in High Point
In a northeast High Point neighborhood a group of Central High School students completed a summer of work at drug stores, dry cleaning shops, babysitting, lifeguarding, and lawn care. They saved for clothes and education while gaining responsibility and public interaction. Neighbors, parents, and the teens praise the experiences and future plans to attend college or pursue business and law.
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High’ Point
Central High School
Charles Strickland
Jane Strickland
Wiltshire Blvd
City Lake Pool
Charles
University of North Carolina At
Pat Smith
Linda McDonald
Vicki Skinner
Woodruff Avenue
Pat
Central
Kathleen Smith
Woodruff
High Point
Linda
Tanda
Vicki
R. G. Skinner
Central High
Wesley Thomas
Wade Thomas
Dallas St
Wesley
High Point Calle
Duke Power Proposes Local Groups Lead Archeology Surveys
Duke Power Co proposes Saturdays for archeology work linked to its Keowee Toxaway project be managed by South Carolina State Archeologist and the Hist Commissions of Oconee and Pickens counties. Udall asks $2,500 for a National Park Service survey. company says funds should support state and county commissions. The site may hold Cherokee remains, Ft. Prince George, burial mounds, and De Soto era traces from 1539.
Volunteers Honored For Work At Red Cross Program
Local Red Cross youth volunteers earned formal recognition for 3 634 hours of service while assisting at Salisbury area events. Betty de Angel and Elbert Bowman led a group of 48 youth. 358 hours were dedicated to Bloodmobile runs this summer. Hospital officials praised the volunteers for their dedication and impact on patient care with certificates and pins for hours served.
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Emai Salisbury
Len D. Ennis
R.e.mcintire
High Point
de. H. G. Hockett
Betty de Angel
Elbert Bowman
Sherry Cross
Ann Johnson
Beverly McCormick
Janet Machado
Bobby Osborne
Rochelle Parrish
Jerry Strickland
Pamela Arnette
Kathy Berger
Tianita Brandon
Donna Brinkley
Linda Bulla
Karen Booyer
Belinda Byerly
Libby Byars
Kathy Carmichael
Debbie Carver
Priscilla Clark
Sharon Cole
Bonnie Lou Davis
Pat Dawkins
Barbara Craughn
Karla Dunlap
Jo Anne Everhart
Six youths arrested for forcible trespass in High Point
Six High Point youths were arrested Friday on forcible trespass charges after Mrs. Tevolia Marshall reported a broken front door lock and a broken goldfish bowl. She said her goldfish died and water spilled on her bed. Arrested were Willie James Leak 16 Harvey Aston 16 and James Quick 18. Three others under 15 were turned over to juvenile authorities. Bond of 10 was posted for Leak Aston and Quick for Municipal Court Aug 30.
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High Point
Tevolia Marshall
Vail St
Leak
Aston
Quick
City School Bells Ring Wednesday in 1985 68 year
High Point schools plan a staggered early start with 3:38 a.m. bell for Wednesday first day of 1985 68 year sessions. Disruptions include noon release for all students, no lunch, and later phased dismissals by grade levels. Superintendent Dr Dean Pruette notes enrollment around 12 439 last year with six teaching vacancies and an expected stable headcount. Labor Day holiday observed September 6.
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Ray Hubbard
High Poin
Wii
Dean Pruette
High Point Schools
Teau
High Point
Proele
Br. Pruette
Pruette
Daughters of Sphinx Meet Tonight at Hoover's Funeral Home
Members of the Daughters of the Sphinx gather for a Monday 8 p.m. business session at Hoover's Funeral Home per an announcement by Supreme Mother Rosa Gripper.
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Daughters of the Sphing
Hoover
Supreme
Rosa Gripper
Light Plane Crashes In Cornfield Near Darr Field
A single engine plane with two men and two women aboard crashed shortly after takeoff from Darr Field yesterday afternoon. The two women were bruised and treated at High Point Memorial Hospital before being released. Occupants’ names were unavailable. The craft rested in a nearby corn field with one wing damaged. cause not reported.
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Trinity
Darr Field
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point
Spark Ignites Lint In Picker At Cotton Co
Firefighters responded to a 6:24 p.m. blaze at Carolina Cotton Batting Co on Tate Street where a metal object in a picker machine sparked lint into flames. Trucks rolled to the scene and stayed over two hours to extinguish the fire with no injuries reported.
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Carolina Cotton Batting Co
Tate Street
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Yoder
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