Salvation Army Faces Challenge In An Affluent Era
As the Salvation Army marks its 100th year in Britain and worldwide, leaders warn that while starvation is less common, social ills like alcoholism drugs and broken homes persist. Recruiting struggles in Britain and Europe drive a youth-focused campaign including the Joy Strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Godfrey Anderson
London
Europe
United States
Frederick Coutts
Army
Erik Wickberg
International Headquarters
William Booth
Britain
International Training College
Wickberg
Joy Strings
Salvationists
St. Paul's Cathedral
West End
Westminster Abbey
Windy Street
Mile End
East End
Nottingham
Te Bees
Salvation Army Assurance Society Ltd
Reliance Bank
William Penn Notebook highlights student honors and events
Junior SCAT and sophomore ITED tests noted amid a Valentine themed feature listing students names. Faculty leaders Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Brown take roles in regional boards and sorority events while Franklin Gary speaks at a church. Founders Day Banquet praised. some students out sick at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Terry Duma
Nancy Tyson
Frederick Johnson
Margarita Jackson
Ronald Carter
Barbara Anderson
Virginia Dunlap
Henry Simmons
Jerlene Ingram
John Wordsworth
Delores Cooke
Josephine One
Lee
Mrs. Hughes
Iowa
Cincinnati
Ohio
M. P. Brown
Muise
Nela Phi Beta Sorority
Romania's Black Sea coast offers budget beach and Carpathian views
An AP report extols Romania as a budget tourist draw from Mamaia on the Black Sea to the Carpathians. It notes 40 miles of sandy shore, numerous new hotels, affordable rates around $3 a day, and rich Greek and Roman archaeological sites. It also highlights Western visitors and limited luxury, with locals often open to conversation in English, French, or German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Booth
Salvation Army
Gen. Coutts
Mamaia
Romania
France
Italy
Black Sea
Ovid
Alps
Carpathians
Bath
Communist States
New
Miami
Dniester
Don
Soviet Union
Danube
Europe
Mediterranean
Bosporus
Ohio Valley
Debating The Veto Power Of North Carolina Governors
A panel of lawmakers and historians discuss whether governors should have veto power. They note the early legislature chose governors for one year and the 1835 shift to election for two years, with fears of tyranny shaping veto debates.
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Institute of Government
Chapel Hill
Eure
General Assembly
Sanders
George Uzzell
Rowan
Moore
Uzzell
House
Pat Taylor
Anson
Thomas Bennett
Carteret
Bennett
Thomasville High Corner Highlights School Activities
Juniors and Sophomores met to register for next year and learn about compulsory courses and electives. The Future Secretaries Association fundraiser proceeds from candy sales and a Dramatics Club bake sale supported activities. Senior Council discussed Teacher Appreciation Week plans while Miss Buie’s Home Economics class toured Thomasville Furniture Industries with Fred Beukema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Assa
Dramatics Club
Buie
Thomasville Furniture Industries Inc
Fred Beukema
Central High honors and events highlight week
The Central High community celebrates Narda Vincent and Jean Kerr named senior and junior business managers. National Forensic League members prepare for Georgetown Invitational Debating Tournament in Washington, D.C. and the Grimsley High orchestra visits Northeast Junior High. Kay Parham named January citizen of the month for leadership and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narda Vincent
Jean Kerr
Penn
National Forensic League
Washington, D.C
Georgetown University
Janet McAllister
Dennis Cole
Jamie Burnley
Ken Starling
Grimsley Senior High
Martha Leonard
High Point
Peeeen
Northeast Junior High
Ethan
Key Club
Charlotte
Kay Parham
Kay
Red Cross
Order of Rainbow
Bison
Salisbury
Tankmen
Winston - Salem Reynolds
Notices of Thanks and Classified Rentals
The page carries two thanks notices for the Peggins and Clark families, then a large block of rental listings. Includes furnished and unfurnished rooms and apartments with contact phones, various streets in High Point Thomasville and nearby, plus several realty offices and notices for exec rentals and houses. Names include Mrs Ella J Young Mrs Clara Mae Clark and family in a memorial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Peggins
Ella J. Young
Buddy) Clark
Clara Mae Clark
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Booth
Catherine Mumford
William
Catherine
White Bercy
Hell
A Booth
Major Fleur Booth
William Booth International Training College
Denmark Hill
Cial
Salvationist Publishing and Supplies Ltd
Salvationist
Citadel
Salvation Army Fire Insurance Corporation Ltd
Red Shield Services
Armed Forces
Army Trustee
Center of the Salvation
River Thames
Queen Victoria Street
International
Girl
Salvation Army Wayside Home
God
William Penn Notebook
William Penn
G. P. Davis
T. Carey Iderton
Horace G. Ilderton
Hodges
Fe Sg
Carolina
Sanford
Sie
Thomasville
High Corner
By Sharon Shoaf
N. Main
Collage Mevintone Shopping Center
High St
Leman
W. Russell
APTS
South Joiner St
Commerce St
Gordy
Taylor
Bynum St
Mounts Place
Wa Bath
Reed St
Night Point
Trvitte
Sal
Thomasville, Re
W. Willis Ave
Tryon St
Me Skeet Club
Mendenhall Moore
Essations Church
E. Green
Baker
Koonts Realty
Abbie Ave
Newview
Apt
Wenry. Shavite Nee Co
Boulevard
E. Ray
Oakland Ave
Friends Ave
Bob Vaughn Realty
Kf —— St
Centensial
N. Hamilton 'S
James $. Gunn Inc
N. Hamilton St
W. Grimes
Bill Hylton
Cook St
Woodrow
See St
Hedrick $T
Meadow
Idolcreen
N. Bim
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