Central High Students Prepare for Class Ring Measurements
Central High will measure juniors for class rings during English classes today. Employment Security Commission test participants from November meet in the cafeteria tomorrow for results and vocational guidance from ESC representatives. The Loga Rhythms from MIT performed in the auditorium on tour, sponsored by the music department. Finch Club announces new members including Linda Christensen and others. Eight National Forensic League members compete in a district event with coach Michael Pierce. NFL members Haworth, Glenda Jelle, Parker family members entered speeches for original oratory. Senior retake pictures have arrived with a February 16 deadline for payment.
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Toris
Employment Security Commission
ESC
Loga Rhythms
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Central
Music Department
United States
Speere
Laura Tron
National Forensic League
Penn Oahs and Aahs echo as report cards issued
William Penn High students received midterm marks with varied reactions. Seniors face upcoming exams as the first semester closes. Humanities students visited the Arts Council Building to view the High Point Art Collector's exhibit. The school band performed Friday under director J Y Bell, prepping for spring festivals. Weather disrupted basketball with a 71-59 win over South French Broad but a close loss to Laurinburg Institute in a non conference game.
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Arts Council
High Point
J. Y
Tigers
South French Broad High School
Asheville
Teddy Bears
Laurinburg Institute
Secretary Appoints Mrs Welch To Board Post
Chairman Bob Wood announced Mrs Head was hired and Mrs Welch will take over as secretary after Wood, moving from executive secretary to secretary in Randolph Com.
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Welch
Bob Wood
Head
Wood
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Randolph Com
We Do Not Sell ABC or XYZ Watches
A local advertisement notes we do not sell ABC or XYZ watches if fever an Elgin Longines or Welthem. It promotes a simple layaway with a small deposit and easy terms at Nash Jewelry 127 North Main Street.
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ABC
Exhibit of Unusual Coins At North Carolina Bank
North Carolina National Bank hosts a coin exhibit with 76 items from Colonial and early American issues. The display includes the Fugio cent Nova Constellatio patterns Continental cents Virginia halfpennies 1773 Spanish reales and more. Panel two shows from 1794 large cents to 1952 dimes and the 1865 bronze two cent piece. Panel three spotlights the Trade Dollar demonetized in 1887. Panel four covers gold issues and commemoratives including double eagles. The exhibit was arranged by J E Pleasants senior vice president and drawn from the Federal Reserve.
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U. S
North Carolina National Bank
J. E. Pleasants
Federal Reserve
United States
Virginia
Pleasants
Congress
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Susan Dillard
Terry Gorman
Hedy Heckler
Doug Hill
Steve Peck
David
Glenda
JELLE
William Penn
Penn
Bell
Saundra
Kendall
Lennox
Eeceri
Rale Cat
Marmiitco
Ting and
Harris Her Air Conditioning CO
Rufus Smith
Dotan
Mann Drug Stores
Kk Seltzer
Val
Miss Breck
Colgate
Lana
Gillette
Techmatic Razor
VOVTY
Hie
Sprcian
Bettie
Ros
Ames
IDRUG
Iar
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