End of first semester brings a busy HPHS slate
HPHS prepares for a busy second semester with events across the campus. FBLA social at Blair Park Club House features Bunny Robeson of Woman's College as speaker, with Ramona Phillips supervising refreshments. Pointer distributed in homerooms, Library Club gathering at Mrs. Nancy Poston’s home includes dancing and games. Chapel Hill band clinic sends David Carter and five HPHS students, directed by J Harris Mitchell, to a three part schedule with a concert banquet and planetarium show. Teen-Age Club meets at the YMCA sponsored by YWCA YMCA and Jaycees, plus a Valentine dance organized by HIV Y-Teens and Jaycees with chaperones. Debates pit J T Hicks and Sandy Herman vs Donald Jacobs and Jerry Pell against Thomasville on Feb 23. Carolyn Ann Guyer named Future Teacher of the Month for East Carolina College entry. Mae Van Zett and Ronnie Allen receive positions in All-State Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Business Leaders of America
Allen Jay
Blair Park Club
Jimmy Schultheiss
Allen Jay Fbla
Bunny Robeson
Woman's College
Ramona Phillips
David Carter
HPHS
Chapel Hill
Eileen McKvaine
Ann Cummings
Bill Allgood
Byron Godfrey
David Culler
J. Harris Mitchell
University of Georgia
Carolyn Ann Guyer
L. H. Guyer
Carolyn
East Carolina College
Future Teachers of America
Een
Small-Scale Carpenter Produces Novel Toy Dresser
Caudle, 78, a former carpenter in the Furniture City, makes hollow wooden toy dressers with a concealed money slot that doubles as a coin bank. He sells about 500 of these modest items each year from a backyard workshop or inside his home, delivering them door to door to supplement a small welfare allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Caudle
Caudle
Jr. Caudie
Caudie
Avenue Revenue in 1955 Reaches 63139.64 in High Point
High Point city figures show 1955 avenue revenue totaling 63139.64 from parking meters tickets and penalties. Traffic bureau cash receipts include 19240.50 from violations and 43677.50 from 873550 nickels collected at meters plus 221.64 from the new N Wrenn lot. Police plan two hour meters downtown as part of ongoing traffic enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
N. Wrenn
C. C. Stoker
Bureau
Police Department
Salon
Small Furniture Maker Faces Modern Metal Board Challenge
Caudle, a High Point craftsman born in Yadkin County, struggles as metal ironing boards erode profits. He stores plywood bought from a local lumber firm and builds toy dressers with oak shellac and mirrors, all nailed without glue. He dreams of adding woodworking machinery but lacks funds. He and his wife, parents of four married children, live at 120 Lake St since 1929.
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Caudle
Lake St
Yadkin County
High Point
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Library Club
Nancy Poston
Dan Cupid
Regina Dawson
Jennie McGinn
Madelyn Foster
Louise Price
Eileen Mellvaine
YMCA
YWCA
The
Jaycees
HIV
Bonnie Tilley
Jerry Bullin
Audrey Knight
Ann Hawkins
Graeme Fulton
Fred Swartzberg
Raleigh Dingman
Bill Hulin
Tom Elder
Arnold Aronson
Ed Hill
Tom Alfred
Mike Hill
WHPS
Spain
Rossini
Falla
Schumann
Chopin
Dukas
J. T. Hicks
Sandy Herman
Alice Rawlinson
Jan Futrell
Donald Jacobs
Jerry Pell
Majorie Haworth
Dwight Wheeless
Thomasville
Bruce Roberts
Mae van Zett
Ronnie Allen
Shelby Jean Grady
Greenville
Nathan Gottschalk
East Carolina
Col
By Elnita Bray
Enterprise
North Carolina
Miles Jenkins
Prudential Insurance
Prudential Agent
Prudential
Wright Building
J. T. Futrell
the Prudential Insurance Company OF America
South-Central Home Office
Jacksonville, Florida
Avenue
Grace Flower Shop
Norens & “Howell
Hydra
Oldsmobile
LOS
Highland Motors, Inc
North Main Street
N. C
Hollywood
First Church OF the
Nazarene
E. Green
Ralph Schurman
Grace Church of the Nazarene
Nashville
Tennessee
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