600 Heart Fund volunteers canvas High Point Sunday
More than 600 volunteers plan a three hour house to house canvass in High Point next Sunday afternoon to raise funds for heart disease research education and community programs. Mrs. Charlotte Guy heads the drive with co chairs Mrs Genevieve Boynton and Miss Virginia Ryan and other officers include Lois W Smith Earl N Phillips L B Haizlip and Lacy High. Mrs W W Lentz serves as acting secretary while Mrs J T Ryan convalesces in Greensboro.
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High Point
Charlotte Guy
Heart
Guy
Altrusa Club
Genevieve Boynton
Virginia Ryan
Lois W. Smith
Earl N. Phillips
L. B. Haizlip
Lacy High
W. W. Lentz
J. T. Ryan
Local Observance Crime Prevention Week Kicks Off
Crime prevention week opens with events across the city including School Day at Greensboro High and William Penn High, Police Appreciation Day, Model Aviation Day, Youth Activities Day, and a keynote by Dr Gordon Blackwell of UNC. The program features community leaders, law enforcement, and youth activities.
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Pile Naat Deena Te
Exchange Club
Bay
Police Ap
Arold C. Davis
Ees
de Georgee Cor O Wee
Blackwell
Furman University
University of North Carolina
Harvard
Furman
UNC
Oka Hester
Greensboro Department of Recreation
Maurice Geiger
Greensboro Police Department
William Penn High School
High Point Attorney Arch School
Jamestown High School
Gordon B. Gentry
A. E. Sherron
Frank Shi
Changue Lloyd Underwood
Boy's Club
Beeson
City Parks and Recreation Department
Ridgeway to Speak at UNC Chapel Hill
Army Chief Gen Matthew B Ridgeway will address UNC Feb 24 under the Carolina Forum sponsorship. He will be honored at a Gray family tea and attend a private banquet at 6 30 p m before delivering the talk in Hill Hall.
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Chapel Hill
Army
Matthew B. Ridgeway
University of North Carolina
Carolina Forum
Ridgeway
Gordon Gray
Hill Hall i
Schools Set New Randleman Mark For Polio Funds
Randleman public schools report a record March of Dimes drive totaling 1343.21 dollars. Elementary grades raised 1061.59 with Glenna Lassiter's fourth grade first, Edith Talley seventh grade second, Ollie Biggs' sixth grade third. High school collected 281.62 led by Mary Holladay's senior section, with Fletcher Causey’s freshman and Swigger’s junior sections close behind.
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Randleman
Randleman Public Schools
L. H. Ballard
Glenna Lassiter
Edith Talley
Ollie Biggs
Mary Holladay
Fletcher Causey
Swigger
Rev Hawthorne to Lead Communion Liturgy in Jacksonville
The Rev Harry D Hawthorne pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran Church will be liturgist at a communion service of Lutheran leaders in Jacksonville today. Leaders focus on Le Noir Rhyne College campaign for 1.5 million dollars for its age program with Dr Voight R Cramer president among the campaign group meeting with pastors and laymen in eastern the state. Leon Rivers of High Point serves on the directing committee for the statewide effort on behalf of the college.
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Harry D. Hawthorne
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Jacksonville
Lenoir Rhyne College
Voight R. Cramer
Leon Rivers
High Point
Baldwin Promoted To Reserve Major In Air Force
Woodrow P. Baldwin of 2428 E Lexington Ave has been promoted to Major in the Air Force Reserve. Major C C Taylor announced the promotion of a long time local reserve participant who served as a fighter pilot in Europe during World War II and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with two Oak Leaf clusters. Major General G G Finch praised Baldwin for his commitment to national defense.
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Woodrow P. Baldwin
Lexington Ave
Air Force Reserve
Charles C. Taylor
9828Th Air Reserve
Baldwin
14Th Air Force Headquarters
George G. Finch
Air Force
Birds Hitched in Shawnee Amid Odd Names
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Shawnee Oklahoma to a couple identified as Buzzard and John. The unusual pairing drew local attention as officials confirmed the license details and the names on record.
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Shawnee, Okla
Buzzard
John
Inspection program to expand in North Carolina towns
Look Magazine, the Inter-Industry Highway Safety Committee and the National Safety Council sponsor a national voluntary motor vehicle inspection plan. Representatives met in Chapel Hill with Maj. C. A. Speed of the State Highway Patrol and T. A. Williams of the Carolina Safety League to discuss NC implementation in ten towns across the state.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
United States
Inter-Industry Highway Safety Committee
Look Magazine
The
National Safety Council
Maj. C. A. Speed
State Highway Patrol
T. A. Williams
Carolina Safety League
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Heart Fund
Borhoods
North Carolina Heart Association
American Heart Association
NAR
Reviow Nail Enamel
Bae
Plisse
Chambray
Rayons
Kerland
New
Meen Etapa
Revlon
Revion
Eckerd
Gordon Blackwell
Hawthorne
Alexander
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