Andrews Band to March in Olympic Tour Germany
The Andrews High School band earned a spot among ten U S high schools for the Olympic Marching Band Tour and Competition August 13 27 in Weisbaden Germany linked to the Munich Summer Games. Band leaders seek state backing while avoiding public funds and plan fundraising through donations and promotional materials.
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Andrews
Germany
North Carolina Development Board
High Point
United States
Weisbaden
Munich
J. Y. Bell
J. Y. Bell and Band Booster Club
Gary Garrison
The
Philadelphia
Garrison
Robert O'Brien
Notre Dame University
Mainz
O'Brien
Rhineland
Cologne
Bonn
Belgium
Netherlands
Berlin
Europe
Bell
Red Cross Re Elects Brockmann at High Point Thomasville Meeting
The High Point Thomasville Red Cross chapter elected officers at its annual meeting. Dr John L was reelected airman for a second one year term. W J G Kelly and Sanders L Grantham became vice chairmen. Mrs Charles L Amos Jr. became chairman of volunteers. Executive officers reelected include Mrs Frank Dozier secretary A Glenn Smith treasurer and Leroy W Bailey assistant treasurer.
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High Point
Thomasville
The
American Red Cross
John L
W. J. G Kelly
Sanders L. Grantham
Volunteers
Charles L. Amos Jr
Frank Dozier
A. Glenn Smith
Leroy W. Bailey
Robert D. Reed
James T. Gooding
Calvin B. Bryant
James E. Gill, Jr
Ronnie L. Stanley
Stanley R. Taylor
J. E. Lambeth Jr
W. A Lovelace
Max Meeks
Harold Gibbardt
R. K. Arthur
George C. McLarty Jr
Fred Lambeth
W. B Byerly
C. Ben Smith
Garland Murray
Greensboro
Red Cross
Murray
Two Candidates Named For Guilford County School Board
Greensboro candidate Homer L. Mason announces for one of three Guilford County Board of Education posts up for May 6. Oak Ridge resident James P. Miller also filed for a four year term. Board terms of three current members end this year. two incumbents from Greensboro were elected in 1970. Mason urges expanded special and vocational education, open student dialogue, weekend recreation, and fair treatment for all students. He is an Army veteran, NC State graduate, and active in First Friends Meeting.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County
O. Arthur Kirk
High Point
Edward Burl
Gibsonville
William Barton
Pleasant Gardens
Howard Carr
Vance Pegrem
Mason
Craven County
Cumberland County
North Carolina State University
First Friends Meeting
Clark Memorial In New Museum Honors Local Leader
Stephen C. Clark, High Point leader and former postmaster, is memorialized in the High Point Museum. Clark directed publicity for locating High Point College and Yadkin College, helped establish the High Point rail line, and led Emerywood development. He died Feb 11, 1957, leaving a legacy as a businessman, civic figure, and organizer.
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Stephen C. Clark
High Point
Clark
High Point Kiwanis Club
Igh Point College
Yadkin College
Roland Park
Sheraton Hills
Parkway
Colonial Dive
Sunset Drive
Emerywood
Emerywood West
Emerywood Estates
Montlieu Avenue
Oakwood Memorial Cemetery
Artisian Acres
Emerywood Country Club
Commerce Street
Jacobs Avenue
Wrenn
Jordan
Rankin Streets
Emerywood Forest
Amelia Kennedy
William Franklin Clark
David Lowery Clark
Thomas Sully
David Clark
Old Plank Road
YMCA
N. Main Street
University of North Carolina
Guilford College
Guilford
Wfe
Mabel Dearmin
Daisy Pamelia Ogburn
Winston-Salem
Rotary Club
High Point College
Chamber of Commerce
James T. Ryan
O. E. Kearns
Old City
When the Catalogue Loses Its Spark for an Old Reader
A humorous aging piece recalls how the mail order catalogue once shaped daily life with appliances, clothing and home projects. The narrator laments waning interest, notes fond memories of washers and dryers, and jokes about Playboy rivalries as a sign of changing tastes. The hope remains that the catalogue may yet revive before a possible fridge failure prompts renewed browsing.
The Lives Of The Children Are Touched
A stark summary contrasts warm family life with brutal child abuse. The piece cites cases where infants are harmed, including burning and severe injuries, leaving readers to confront violence within homes and the medical response. It emphasizes the contrast between affection and cruelty in parenting.
Brutal Child Abuse Stories Highlight Need for Help
The piece links rising reports of child abuse across the nation to medical caution and parental self-help groups. It contrasts loving caregiving with violent acts, arguing that not all parents prove fit to raise a child and that love is essential for a child's survival.
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North Carolina
Good Morning Freedom at High Point Library
The Cinema Cafe presents Good Morning Freedom a re imagined Revolutionary film. The noon screening includes lively action and music as youth visit towns fields and battlefields. Show time is 12 15 p m in the audio visual room with drinks available. Teachers may schedule classes by calling the community services department.
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Cinema Cafe
High Point Public Library
Community Services Department
Singing Program at Brooks Memorial Church
A singing program is planned today at 4 pm at Brooks Memorial United Methodist Church hosted by the Women’s Society of Christian Service. The program features Fred Dixon and guest soloist Mrs Clyde Eskridge.
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Brooks Memorial United Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Fred Dixon
Clyde Eskridge
Dean's List honors Charles Phillips Everhart Jr at ACC
Charles Phillips Everhart Jr of Thomasville was named to the Atlantic Christian College fall Dean's List. He is among 265 ACC students selected for the honor.
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Wilson
Charles Phillips Everhart Jr
Thomasville
Atlantic Christian College
ACC
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Dozier
Amos and Grantham
New Museum
Good Ol
Playboy Magazine
Playboy
Alcoholics Anonymous
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