Rev Charles Carter to join Davidson College as trustee
The Rev. Charles R. Carter of High Point will serve as a Davidson College trustee rather than a student. A Forest Hills Presbyterian Church pastor, he leads a youthful congregation and advocates community involvement. Carter, a Davidson alumnus, grew up in Kannapolis and has held multiple church and education roles. He and his wife Janice Wood Carter live at 518 Hayworth Cir with children Samantha and Ethan.
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Charles R. Carter
High Point
Davidson College
Carter
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Forest Hills Church
Model City Task Force
High Point Housing Authority
John Thomas
William Bencini
Forest Hills
W. Lexington Avenue
Lumbia Theological Seminary
Decatur
Davidson
Kannapolis
Edward
Thelma Carter
Mr. Carter
Shearer Presbyterian Church
Sherrill’s Ford Presbyterian Church
Sherrill’s Ford
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Graham
Orange Presbytery
Christian Education Committee
Montreal
Contented Golf Dear Joe Gambatese on Better Scoring
An editor recalls his golf misadventures and faultfinding with decision making and course misreads. He quotes Joe Gambatese and Bob Cromie on contented golf while joking about private pars and odd round improvements.
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Joe
Niagara Falls
The Capital Beat on Democratic Convention Reform
Washington column critiques proposed Democratic reform plans for nominating delegates. It cautions that O'Hara and other reforms could tilt power to super liberals and large states, weakening conservatives and small states, with Maine cited as a case showing reduced delegate totals.
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James C. O’hara
D-Mich
Walter Reuther
Iuper-Liberals
Bfetime
O’hara
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Texas
Ohio
Michigan
New Jersey
O'Hara
Onite
George Wallace
Barry Coldwater
John F Kennedy
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Guilford County Volunteers and Agencies Call for Unity
Guilford County faces long standing problems despite millions in local and federal funds and hundreds of trained workers. The piece urges better communication among public and volunteer groups, a central coordinating unit, and shared planning to avoid duplication and improve community welfare.
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Guilford County
Common Sense
Valentines and the History of Valentine Cards Across Time
A Sunday Accent piece traces Valentine origins from 270 AD and the tale of Saint Valentine in Rome. It notes Esther Howland popularizing American valentines in 1840, and describes historic penny valentines and their often sharp, crude verses.
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Esther Howland
Worcester
Mass
United States
England
An Affair With The Brain And A Humble Warning On Love
A first person reminiscence describes brain research tests with pin probes and a scribbling seismograph like scene. Humorous vignettes cover a brain study, marital tiffs, and a slick morning crash caused by icy parking.
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Charles Carter
Robert Marks
Enterprise
Joe Gambatese
Washington
PGA
Golf Guide
Pike's Peak
Julius Boros
Gambatese
Bob Cromie
The
Chicago Tribune
Cromie
the Capital
By Leslie Carpenter
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
Democratic National Committee
Jim Hawkins
Valentines
By Robert Marks
Valentine
Kissimee, Fla
Romance
Ark
Darling
Miss
Loveland
Colo
Bros
Heartwell, Neb
Lovelady
Arizona
Montana
Nebraska
Rome
Claudius II
Charles Lamb
By Braxton Younts
Medusa
Mr. Vesuvius
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