Nine inducted into High Point College honor society
Nine High Point College students were inducted into the Order of the Lighted Lamp during a ceremony in the Memorial auditorium using candles to illuminate the stage. Inductees include Stephen Buff Pamela Fletcher Dorothy Hevener Mary Neese Stephen Pearson Linda Roberts Judith Stone Ella Stout and Betty Vaughn. The oldest scholastic honor society at the college, the order requires high academic standing and strong leadership and service to the campus community.
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High Point College
Order of the
Order
Ving
Pamela Sue Fletcher
Kannapolis
National Education Assn
Alpha Delta Theta Sorority
MSF
Dorothy Don Hevener
Waynesboro
Student Academy of Science
Mary Elizabeth Neese
Fayetteville
Kappa Delta Pi
Stephen R. Pearson
Hazardville
Conn
Linda Alice Roberts
Baldwin
N. Y
Judicial Council
Pan Hellenic Council
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Judith Ann Stone
Raleigh
Women’s Dormitory Council
Phi Mu Fraternity
Ella Raines Stout
Asheboro
Zenith
HPC Debaters Win Best School Trophy at Open Tournament
High Point College debaters won the Best School trophy at the Western Carolina College Open Debate Tournament in Cullowhee. The team finished with six wins over ten opponents debating the premise that law enforcement agencies should investigate and prosecute crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Halford
High Point College
Cullowhee
Bill Beans
Annapolis
Charles Honeycutt
High Point
Ronnie Brown
Asheville
Wayne Ervin
Brunswick
Georgia
HPC
North Carolina National Bank of
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Lenoir Rhyne College
Hickory
Magic Block costs reveal condemnation totals exceed initial estimate
Figures show the Magic Block condemnation cost the Redevelopment Commission about 1.365 million dollars, with 10 parcels acquired by condemnation and court costs adding roughly 76 thousand dollars. The block fetched 254 thousand dollars from High Point College, while negotiations brought in 947 thousand across fourteen parcels.
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Redevelopment Commission
Southern Railway
High Point College
Unce North Carolina Law
Thieves Target Five Local Businesses In Break-Ins
Five new break-ins added to police files this week. Three vending machines were cracked at Carolina Upholstery on S Hamilton Street with about $10 missing. Clodfelter’s Restaurant at Ward and Ennis streets reported cigarettes and cash stolen. Jack's Grill on Courtesy Road lost a .45 caliber pistol, 10 cartons of cigarettes, and total losses reached $45. Carolina Foam and Rubber Co. was raided as well.
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Carolina
S. Hamilton
Clodfelter
Ward and
Ennis
Jack
Carolina Foam and Rubber Co
Crimin
Clyde S. Campbell and Master Fred J. Cox Named in Sec
Clyde S. Campbell and Master Fred J. Cox are noted in the security or secretary role in the documented record. The text lists these two individuals as primary names associated with the document, indicating official capacity or staffing.
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Clyde S. Campbell
Fred J. Cox
Reed Heads Building Dealers
Thomasville based Reed Supply Co. elects R D Reed president of the Carolina Lumber Building Material Dealers Assn. for the coming year at the Charlotte annual meeting. Reed previously served as vice president for two terms and on the board of directors.
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Thomasville
R. D. Reed
Reed Supply Co
Carolina Lumber & Building Material Dealers Assn
Reed
Charlotte
Carolina Association
Reed Construc
Sertoma Freedom Banquet Opens Freedom Week in High Point
Sertoma will host a Ladies Night and Banquet in the Sheraton Hotel Gold Room Friday to launch Freedom Week from 20 to 26 in High Point North Carolina. Open guests include Mayor and Mrs Carson Stout Dr and Mrs Dean Pruette Mr and Mrs Dale Montgomery and Sertoma District Governor and Mrs Fuller Walker of Durham.
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Sheraton Hotel
Gold Room
High Point
North Carolina
Carson Stout
Dean Pruette
Dale
Reed Realty Co Director Involved In Market Disclosures
A report notes that Reed Realty Co is connected with tion Co and is also a director officer of Several entities. The disclosure highlights overlapping roles and potential conflicts in property transactions.
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Stephen F. Buff
Rutherfordton
Methodist Student Fellowship
Delta Sigma Phi
Betty Jo Vaughn
Student National Education Assn
Student Christian Council
James Allen Thacker
Wendell M. Patton
Hevener
Neese
Pearson
Roberts
Vaughn
Davis
Patrol & Watchman Service
Esso
Atlas Tires
Mitchell
East
Lexington
Hiram Lodge
Thurs
Acadia Lodge
J. R. Hartmann
J. D. McCrery
Him
Perpetual
Eperunt Savings & Loan Association
North Main Archdale-Trinity
S. Moin St
Sertoma
Montgomery
Fuller Walker
Durham
Mrs. Gilbert
Marsh
Vine ST
Sidi Maxum
Bingh Thomasville
N. C
Calhoun
Russell Stover
Fiber Industries, Inc
Fiber Industries
North Main Street
Salisbury
Refrigeration, Inc