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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1962

Page

20

Central Hi High Points Senior Mascots Chosen

Senior class mascots Cindy Lynn Alderidge and Bill Hardin Utley were selected from 17 children ages 3 to 5 after a Friday morning talent presentation. Cindy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Alderidge, performed a song and dance to Give Me A Little Kiss, while Bill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Utley, told two jokes.

Cindy Lynn Alderidge Bill Hardin Utley Cindy Max Alderidge Ronda Williams Bill Arthur Uttey Dan Whitley Rebecca Aline Brackett Caro Lynn Cash Elen West Chuckie Howard Ballow John Wiliam Behrens Mike Alan Byeiny Darrell Craig Howard James Webb Kim Jackson William Kennard Byerly Tamsie Sue Knight

Ledfordettes Drill Team Packs Style For Christmas Parade

Ledford High School in Davidson County features the Ledfordettes, a girls drill team led by Brenda White. The squad, organized a year ago, performs close-order drill similar to an Army unit, with black satin uniforms made by the girls and their mothers. They marching in parades, with a sharp, rhythmic routine led by White and a roster that currently has no seniors.

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High Point Auto Auction Led by Mendenhalls

In Randolph County a 17700 square foot building on 12 acres hosts High Point Auto Auction every Tuesday with dealers from 16 states. Forrest and Robert Mendenhall, running since Feb 9 1980, expanded after 17 months. The sale runs 10:30 with three soundproof lanes and a two lane team of assistants. An on site restaurant serves 125, and an auctioneering school trains six students per session, producing national colonels who conduct auctions nationwide.

High Point Randolph County Forrest Mendenhall Red Mendenhall Bill Lanier Clinton Garner Joe Coffield Mendenhalls

Family Problems Seen as Complex in High Point

Mrs. Norman Silver of High Point Family Service Bureau says public opinion hides a pattern of multifaceted family stress. She cites broken homes, working mothers, marital discord, school adjustment, and parent child issues as common cases. Demand for counseling rises while trained workers remain scarce nationwide.

Norman Silver High Point Family Service Bureau High Point Family Service Bureau Silver

Southern states lure industry with climate and tech edge

The piece argues Southern states offer a stronger economic climate with rapid growth, accessible raw materials, and favorable wages. It notes a newer workforce, a distinct southward work culture, and aggressive incentives like tax concessions to attract plants. Yet concerns arise about competition and community burdens, while leaders push higher education for all races.

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College Board Frances Haywood Central 18 Bison Hick High Point Black Bison Asheville Bill Southerland Roger Taylor Andi Marsden Robbie Helm Dawn Scotten Ricky Leonard Braxton Younts Enterprise Davidson County Point Brenda White Ledfordeltes Franklin Adkins Leaksville Spray Draper Dril Braxton Younts Brenda White, Mary Teague High Point Auto Auction Pennsylvania Robert Mendenhall Dick Swaim South Carolina Seaboard
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