Centennial Program Planned By Church
First Presbyterian Church of High Point marks its centennial with services this week and next. Rev. Charles P. Coble, former pastor during sanctuary construction in 1927, will speak Thursday. Dr. Paul T. Jones, former pastor, will speak next Sunday. A reception honors past leaders and families.
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First Presbyterian Church of
High Point
Charles P. Coble
Greensboro
Watts Leads First Presbyterian Church Growth Effort
Dr. Roy E. Watts has led First Presbyterian since July 1951 as it nears its centennial. Under his pastorate 74 new members joined Sunday School with weekly attendance over 500. Women of the Church reported 5 500 visits to the sick and needy last year. He organized the Westminister Fellowship at High Point College with 40 members. Watts, a Mississippi native, holds degrees from Southwestern College and Union Theological Seminary. He has pastored Leland and Clarksdale in Mississippi and Albemarle. He serves on multiple church committees and trustees boards in Orange Presbytery and nearby colleges.
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Coble
University of North Carolina
Columbia Theological Seminary
O. C. Williamson
Paul T. Jones
Corinthphis
Tenn
Jones
South High Point
Snow Memorial Church
Phay Apenordbare
First Presbyterian
Roy E. Watts
Freenat A
Watts
High Point College
Mississippi
Southwestern College
Memphis
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
East Hanover Presbytery
Virginia
Leland, Miss
Clarksdale
Miss
Albemarle
Synod
Burris Challenge Aims to Complete YWCA Campaign
YWCA officials welcomed Jack Burris challenge to finish the building fund. He offers 6000 dollars if the full 350000 dollars is pledged by September 15. Co chairs Willis Slane and Mayor Jesse Washburn push to raise the remaining funds to include a large competitive swimming pool ahead of the United Appeal drive.
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YWCA
Jack Burris
Burris
Willis Slane
Jesse Washburn
Florida
New Realty and Insurance Firm Opens in Town
The new firm, with office at 1250 Montlieu Ave, will operate as brokers for Nationwide Insurance Co. founders Boyles and Johnson are licensed brokers and Nationwide representatives. Boyles, a 1317 Wright St. resident, attends First Baptist Church and has seven years in insurance. Johnson, at 2108 E Green St., has a wife, two children, and attends Green Street Baptist Church.
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Who Formalin
Et Bases
Montlieu Ave
Boyles
Johnson
Nationwide Insurance Co
Nationwide Company
Wright St
First Baptist Church
Jones Business College
E. Green St
Green Street Baptist Church
Best Talent Acts Chosen At Audition
Twenty two acts out of sixty entered were chosen to appear in the Tar Heel Variety Show September 25 and 26. Auditions held at Senior High School Auditorium sponsored by the High Point Woman's Club selected five category winners including The Velveteens vocal group and The Kirby-lites combo from Severn with other winners from Winston-Salem Greensboro and Fayetteville.
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High Point Woman's Club
Gyng Mney Tram Blows Sains
Winston- Salem
Betty Leonard
Greensboro
The
Velveteens
Glenda Aiken
Martha Morris
Janet Brown
Burlington
Clara Jane Neal
Salisbury
Judy Mosley
Mooresville
Jimmy Hedgecock
High Point
Jane Maness
Charlie Austin
William Todd
Sonny Mansfield
Jean Vick
Vanceboro
Jamie Loree Blackwelder
Lexington
Jo Ann Yaeger
Charlotte
Kirby-lites
Julian Porter
Jim Porter
Terry Futrell
Melvin Futrell
Severn
Chantones
Judy Foley
Mike Stephenson
Randy Flint
Bill Hunter
Buddy Ridge
Juanita Alomia
Brenda Coltrane
Katherine Fields
Fayetteville
Carole Harvey
Statesville
Ann Johnston
Cynthia Wisenberg
Jamestown
Linda Chauncey
Sallie Newborn
Grifton
Determined Wife Evens Court Case in Odd Twist
This column humorously recounts a court civil suit where a wife defends herself, a surprise insurance agent appears to represent both sides, and the judge dismisses the case. It riffs on thrift and domestic mischief with light, period voice and cartoonish anecdotes.
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Kitzoner
Accident Box Score Summary
A terse box score reports a week’s fatalities and injuries with property losses. It notes persons killed and injured, and totals for this year to date. Property loss is listed as 6440 dollars. The readable text mentions general accident statistics rather than specific events.
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Ares
Pomene Eales
Renewal Project hailed by High Point leaders
Downtown Development Committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce the Merchants Association and the Real Estate Board aims to study redevelopment needs and attract business. Members return from a Kansas City downtown renewal clinic and stress urban growth coordinated with city leaders to keep High Point thriving.
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High Point
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Association
Real Estate Board
Kansas City
Clyde Campbell
Main Street
Covington
North Carolina Jaycees Fund New Cottage for Boys Home
The North Carolina Jaycees计划 to raise funds to build a new cottage at the Boys Home, with Governor Hodges blessing the effort. The project, led by Dallas and E. V. Stone, aims to triple capacity from 16 to 48 by adding two more cottages and a vacation building on the lakeside site. The Love Foundation gift supports debt relief and construction, while statewide and local Jaycees drum up Buck a Month memberships during Boy Home Month.
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North Carolina Junior ‘Chamber of Commerce
Love Foundation
Jaycees
Hodges
William and Mary
Rube McCray
Civitan
Carolina Lions
Jaycee
McCray
Dallas
E. V. Stone
Charlotte
Stacy Budd
Sanford
E. R. Zane
Burlington Industries
Fred Swartzberg
High Point
School of Design
N. C. State College
High Point Jaycees
Gene Marsh
Yester- Marsh
North Carolina
Marsh
Alan Bohler
Boys Home Committee
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles Coble
Paul Jones
Dr. Watts
High Point Enterprise
Pep
Alvin Futrell
Griffon
Janet Teacue
New Realty
H. C. Johnson
C. Boyles
Forrest Cates
William
Willie
Enterprise
Will
Jess Washburn
Boys Home Support