Car Crashes Through Living Room on E Green Street
An out of control 1958 car plowed into a house on E Green Street damaging the eastern wall and furniture. No one injured though an ambulance checked on an elderly woman before finding she was at a nearby church. Driver Jones Edward Manring 18 of Poplar Street Randleman faced reckless driving charges with a $500 bond.
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E. Green Street
Herbert Holyfield
Brentwood Street
Damglans
Manning
Holyfield
Ballet Of Promise In Winston Salem Wilts For The National Ballet
The National Ballet Co of Washington under Frederick Franklin presented its third Winston-Salem program in Reynold s Auditorium. The company showed promise despite a flawed opening Tchaikovsky Serenade with Balanchine choreography and a rough 30 piece orchestra, while the Raymonda Pas de Dix showcased strong solo artistry and disciplined dancers.
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Winston - Salem Civic Assn
National Ballet
Reynolds Auditorium
National Ballet Co. of
Washington, . C
Frederick Franklin
Bears Meats
National Ballet Company
George Balanchine
Ottavio de Rose
de Ballet
Raymonda
Evangelistic Mission Opens Monday at First Methodist
Dr. J. Edwards, professor of homiletics at Southern California School of Theology, will speak for the Evangelistic mission to Ministers at High Point First Methodist Church on Monday. He has pastored in Arizona and California and holds credentials from Drew Theological Seminary. He authored More Than Survival and contributed to The Pulpit Digest and The Upper Room.
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M J. Oe Edwards
Southern California School of Theology
Claremont
Cailif
First Methodist Church
High Point
Tuscay
Edwards
Arizona
California
Plymouth
Drew Theological Diary
Madison
N.J
University of Southern California
Pulpit
Digest
Drew Gateway
Christian Advocate
Footprints in Newsroom and UNC Memora on Campus
A writer recalls a former bug editor and quirky bug identifications at a newsroom, noting footprints on the wall as a lingering joke. The piece then switches to UNC Chapel Hill memoranda on campus life, humor and dorm pranks, ending with a court anecdote about a drunkenness case and a judge's conditional sentence.
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UNC
Manly Hall
Memre
Chapel Hill Green
Covington Chairman to Lead Hosiery Panel Session in NYC
Covington J Harris Covington Hosiery Mills High Point will chair a January 12 panel in New York City on How to Make More Money Selling Hosiery by Really Trying. The event targets retailers and features top executives at a National Retail Merchants Assn convention session. The National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers based in Charlotte backs the program with Huntley Brinkley coverage noted.
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J. Harris Covington
Harriss & Covington Hosiery Mills
High Point
New York City
New York Hiton Hotel
National Assn. of
Charlotte
Good Market Signals For Furniture Industry In High Point
Regional Chicago furniture market reports a healthy look and confidence for the next three to four months. High Point leaders predict a regional and strong January market, with a five day event launching January 17 for buyers within 250 to 300 miles.
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Chicago
High Point Area
High Point
New York
Broader Cheerio Program Planned For New Season
Former campers and counselors at Camp Cheerio gathered at the High Point YMCA to discuss basketball tennis archery riflery and a fine arts program for girls. A new basketball head is sought and the 1966 staff will sign on early this year with priority given to High Point and Thomasville areas. A slide show of last summer’s camp activities preceded refreshments during the campers reunion.
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Fred Tumbleston
Camp Cheerio
Cheerio
Stefanie Lafferman
Chan Crosman
Cindy Lafferman
High Point Ymca
Erls
High Point
Thomasville
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Elmer Horton
Winston-Salem
Ing
Good Ol
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Manly
Sharpe
Chapel Hill
Hizzener
Byron Haworth
Covington
Meet
Heer
Tumbleston
Duene Mall
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