Guilford College Names Dr E Daryl Kent Dean of Students
Dr E Daryl Kent, associate professor of Religion and Philosophy and Guilford veteran since 1939, is named Dean of Students and Dean of Men. He will chair counseling and oversee social activities while reporting to Dr Clyde A Milner and joining Guilford's Administrative Council.
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Guilford College
Clyde A. Milner
Daryl Kent
Kent
Guilford
Mildred Marlette
Dr. Kent
Hartford Theological Seminary
Columbia University
Dean Kent
Dr. Milner
Grady Love
Greensboro
Harvey A. Ljung
David W. Morrah, Jr
David H. Parsons Jr
Eight End Summer School Term Ends at Local Schools
Janice Eargle Barbara Kennedy Phoebe Kennedy Molly Richey Jimmy Carter Jimmy Snyder completed summer courses in typing penmanship and office machines. Snyder will attend Staunton Military School as a junior. others return to Thomasville Senior High. Gregg shorthand speed reached 60 WPM for Richey Kennedy Harrison. Fall term at Ashemere begins Sept 10 night and Sept 15 day.
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Janice Eargle
G. M. Eargle
Barbara
Phoebe
James Kennedy
Henry Kennedy Jr
Molly Richey
Frank Richey
Jimmy Carter
E. N. Carter Jr
Jimmy Snyder
Vernon Snyder
Jimmy
Saunton Military School
Staunton
High Pointer Winner of Scholarship
Fred K. Macon of Boston University School of Theology is among 20 Methodist students winning a Travel Seminar and a $500 scholarship. Chosen by faculty, he will fly from Boston to Asheville Washington Chicago and New York. He has been active in student society and was elected to Who's Who. in 1957 he served as Community Ambassador to Switzerland.
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Fred K. Macon
Boston University School of Theology
Boston
Asheville
Washington
Chicago
New Yort
Macon
E. M. Macon
High Vein
Switzerland
High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce
Carson's opens two southern furniture plants in Florida and Georgia
Carson's of Madison Florida begins full operations with a 500 by 60 foot plant using an assembly line to produce knocked down frames for two plants. Charles Stout directs operations with C L Austin handling offices while High Point staff minimize impact on existing plants. The Hahira Georgia plant will start after building completion with similar facilities and machinery.
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Madison, Fla
Carson's of Madison, Inc
Carson’s of
High Point
Charles Stout
Heed
DVOUL
Madison
Deep South
Carson Stout
Hahira
Machine Room
Florida- Georgia
C. L. Austin
Fect
Youth receives suspended term for non taxpaid liquor
In Thomasville Gordon 18 admitted to federal officers that he manufactured non taxpaid liquor. Judge L Roy Hughes revoked probation and imposed a six month suspended sentence tied to prior larceny and receiving convictions. Several others faced driving while impaired and related charges with fines costs and road sentences.
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Thomasville
Gordontown
Weegno— Recorder's Court
Hughes
Christian O. Garrison
Wallburg
John Hudson
Irene Street
Tommy Cody
Larry F. Harrison
Route 2
Lexington
Cody
Davidson County Superior Court
Richard “Bodiddly” Glenn
Brown Street
Roger Lucas
Winston-Salem
Motivations Behind Rising Built-In Range Sales
A noted cause is the status tied to owning an expensive home and a broad set of appliances, says the Institute for Motivational Research. The finding links luxury perception to higher demand for built-in electric ranges.
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Institute For Motivational Research
Crime Solution Describes Calm Day and Flag
The report notes a very still day described as calm with no breeze. It suggests that a distressed flag hung limply and a nearby friend could not tell if the flag was upside down or not.
Car Jumps Curb On S Main and Other Arrests
Police blotter notes a series of arrests over 24 hours. Ira Dunn 63 posted 100 bond after his car jumped Main Street curb near Security Bank. James Brooks 27 and Benjamin Ledberry 39 faced reckless driving and drunkenness charges with bonds set. Ray Stafford 40 also bonded on drunkenness. Franklin Nick 22 faced concealed weapon and knife possession plus drunkenness with Sept 25 hearing. George Robinson 29 to get Sept 25 hearing after pistol found.
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Ira B. Dunn
Dunn
Main Street
Security Bank
James Brooks
English Street
Benjamin F. Ledberry
Forrest Avenue
Ray C. Stafford
Wendell Street
Franklin Nick
E. Washington Street
Nick
Church Marks Centennial and Growth Through Decades
The article recounts First Presbyterian Church milestones from 1913 to 1946 including sanctuary overhaul, new Sun day School rooms, a manse, a pipe organ, a women’s hut, and the final sanctuary at North Main and Parkway. Under Dr Orin Conway Williamson the church recovered from the Depression and funded the new building. Williamson also helped found Brentwood Presbyterian Church and served as its first pastor. Dr Jones followed Williamson, leading a congregation of about 800 and dedicating the sanctuary on Thanksgiving Day 1946.
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North Main and
Shirley
Parkway
Orin Conway Williamson
Dr. Williamson
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
J. P. H. McNatt
Brentwood
Dr. Jones
Crestwood
Randolph Presbyterian Churches
Caspian Sea Crowned World’s Largest Lake
The Caspian Sea lies between Russia and Iran and covers about 168,890 square miles, making it the largest lake on Earth by area.
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Caspian Sea
Russia
Iran
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DR. E. Daryl Kent
Carson's
Chair City Youth
Joseph C. Miller
Miller
Tice
High Point Coal & Oil CO
CALL
A. Benfield
Beaucrest RD
S. Main
Numa F. Reid Lodge
Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Roy E. Watts
Samuel N. Thomas
Cecil’s Office Equipment CO
S. Main ST
Davis Patrol
Davis
Warner’‘S Transfer & Storage Co
Luxaire
Bedford Sales CO
N. Wrenn Street
Fort Knox
Erpetual
and Loan Insurance Corporation
Government
Perpetual
Tove
N. Main St
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