Concert Today for Cheer Fund at Memorial Auditorium
The Christmas Cheer Fund hosts a piano concert at Memorial Auditorium High Point College at 3 30 p m featuring Dorothy Lewis a High Point native and noted pianist Her Town Hall New York debut received praise from critics Tickets at the door and contributions to the fund total 1865 53 toward a 6000 goal. George Clark directs audience carols as Lewis accompanies She has performed across Europe South America and now resides in Charlotte with husband David Griffith.
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Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
Dorothy Lewis
High Point
Fleet Lewis
Hillcrest Dr
Miss Lewis
Intober
New York City
Town Hall
New York
Art Memorial Audium
Jack Weaver
Cheer Fund
Weaver
George Clark
Europe
South America
Charlotte
David Griffith
Christmas Cheer Fund
Charles L
Edwin
Two Hurt When Car Hits Truck On Highway 68
A collision on Highway 68 near Deep River Friends Meeting injured a Greensboro man and injured a Roanoke driver. Tractor trailer owner Thurston Motor Lines James A Bennett 28 Roanoke Va was not injured. Oliver Dennis Sr 39 Greensboro suffered mouth lacerations possible internal injuries and grave head injuries. He received blood transfusions and was listed out of danger about 9 30 p m. Bennett said a black 1949 or 1950 Chevrolet stopped in front of him and the truck jackknifed. he was charged with being left of center and a court date was set for next Friday in High Point Municipal Court.
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Highway 68
Deep River
Ollie Dennis Sr
Greensboro
Dennis
Bennett
High Point Municipal Court
Stolen Photo Equipment Reported In Winston-Salem Area
Elmer Horton, The Enterprise photographer, said about $600 worth of gear was stolen from a location near Winston-Salem on Friday or Saturday. Police continue the investigation. Mildred Ann Martin and Jewel G. Bowers were charged at Rose's on S Main Street with larceny and unlawful concealment respectively, with bonds set. John Harold Perry, 54, charged with leaving the scene of an accident and posted $300 bond.
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Elmer Horton
Enterprise
Saly
Horton
Winston-Salem
Mildred Ann Martin
Rt. 7
Greensboro
Jewel G. Bowers
Thomasville
Rose’s
S. Main Street
Jewel Bowers
Mildred Martin
Ohn
Harold Perry
Eastchester Drive
Junior Class To Present Our Town at High Point
The Junior Class will stage Thornton Wilder’s Our Town at High Point Central High School auditorium on December 11 and 12 at 8 p.m. The New York Sun praised the play for its moving depiction of a vanishing American life.
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Thornton Wilder
High Point Central High School
The
New York Sun
America
Good Eating and Lively Bidding At Rotary Barbecue
High Point Rotary Club's seventh annual fundraiser at the YMCA drew many attendees despite bad weather. About 1,600 meals were served for the House of Prayer building fund, with auction items selling briskly and expected contributions around 5,000 dollars in addition to earlier pledges.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
High Point
YMCA
Jim Hawkins
High Point Rotary Club
House of Prayer Building Fund
Bob Rankin
Glenn Crihfield
Tom English
English
House of Prayer
Kivett Drive
Greensboro
Society of the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Bob
Forrest Mendenhall
MISS THOMASVILLE BEAUTY IN ANY ATTIRE
Susan, winner of the Miss Thomasville pageant, is shown in a woods scene and in a two piece swimsuit near Highway 109 south of Thomasville. She prepares for the Miss North Carolina contest next June with practice starting in about 10 days.
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Susan
Highway 109
Thomasville
Y's Men To Open New Christmas Tree Lot In High Point
The Y's Men's Club marks its 10th anniversary of Christmas tree sales by opening a fourth lot on N Main Street beyond Topper Drive-In, joining three existing sites. Since start, about 23 000 trees have funded YMCA youth work and Camp Cheerio development.
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Y’s Men's Club
High Point Ymca
N. Main Street
Y's Men’s Club
YMCA
Y's Men’s
Y’s
Y’s Men’s
Cheerio
Y's
Christmas Tree Pro
Museum appoints five groups to Civic Club Advisory Council
Robert A. Culler Jr announced five organizations will sit on the Civic Club Advisory Council for the High Point Civic Center and Museum Corp. Members include Walter L. Pamplin from the High Point Exchange Club Robert Boyles from the Junior Chamber of Commerce George W. Gillie from the Mercury Athletic Club Glen Ward from the Merchants Association and Mrs Robert Boyles from the Junior League The council will advise the board on museum development and the proposed Civic Center project with formal dedication set for 3:00 p.m. on the date to be announced.
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Robert A. Culler Jr
High Point Civic Center and Museum Corp
Civic Club
High Point Exchange Club
Walter L. Pamplin
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Robert Boyles
Mercury Athletic Club
George W. Gillie
Merchants Assn
Glen Ward
Culler
Civic Center and Museum Corp
Little Red
N. Hamilton Street
Civic Center
City Planning Commission
Junior League
Jaycees
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Ed Pleasants
North Carolina National Bank
Gre
Johnson
Sgt
I. C. Vernon Beeson
N. C
White House
Capt
Roger Donlon
South
ETS
Viet Nam
Beeson
Donlon
Raymond Beeson
E. Green
Susan Kindley
Welford Kindley
Lines Street
Marvin Burts
Ceeds
Pioneer
Y's Men
College Village
Southgate
Wachovia Bank
Garland Pugh
Bill Wright
Wheat B. Miller
Museum
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