Evening School at High Point College Sees Strong Start
Patsy Anne Wall, among 151 enrollees in the first semester, attends High Point College Evening School with 110 non-regular students. Dr. C R Hinshaw, director, reports favorable reception from faculty and community and anticipates 15 courses next term. Patsy Anne, a nurse working for Dr W Craig Parks, pursues a bachelor’s degree while balancing work and study.
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C. R. Hinshaw
High Point College
Patsy Anne
Patsy
Dr. Hinshaw
North Carolina Baptist Hospital School of Nursing
Wake Forest College
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
W. Craig Parks
Parks
C. J. Adkins
Search For Fun Ends In Cooler Search For Fun Ends In Cooler
Cab driver Ray I Stoll told police a Winston-Salem man Francis O Byrd 39 ran up a 102 30 taxi bill over two days while hiring him to find women and liquor. Byrd was arrested for public drunkenness and Stoll filed charges of hiring a taxi with intent to defraud.
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Ray I. Stoll
Francis 0. Byrd
Winston-Salem
Byrd
Stoll
Travel Council Chooses High Point For Annual Meeting
Lynn Nisbet announces High Point will host the sixth annual Travel Council of North Carolina meeting. The gathering is set for Sunday and Monday, March 26-27 at the New South Motor Inn after an executive committee poll.
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High Point
The
Travel Council of
North Carolina
Lynn Nisbet
Nisbet
New South Motor Inn
Council
Dick Meisky to Lead Heart Drive in High Point
Dick Meisky will chair the 1961 February Heart Fund drive in High Point and promote memorials and other giving to Heart through the year. Wake Forest coach Bones McKinney is named state chairman. Meisky, civic Rose member, Rotary and YMCA active, is married to Marjorie Barker with three children and attends First Presbyterian Church.
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Richard Meisky
North Carolina Heart Fund
Marcus Aderholdt
Heart Fund
High Point Heart Council
High Point
Aderholdt
Meisky
Wake Forest
Bones McKinney
Civic Rose Meisky
Denver
Penn
Rotary Club
YMCA
Majorie Barker
Meiskys
Mike Jr
Pat
Lucy Jean
First Presbyterian Church
American Heart Assn
High Point College Night School to Offer 15 Courses
High Point College will offer 15 courses for the second semester of its Evening School. Registration for the Jan 25 26 session will be in Roberts Hall foyer. Dr C R Hinshaw directs the program which provides three semester hours per course and credits toward graduation and teacher certificate renewal. Ray Porter leads ART 101 with lectures and slides, James L Nelson teaches BUSINESS 204, both credited for degree work.
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High Point College
Roberts Hall
C. R. Hinshaw
Ray Porter
Porter
College of William and Mary
University of North Carolina
University of Visva Bharati
Shantiniketan
India
Institute Allende
San Miguel
Mexico
Greensboro Accident Hero Rescues Two Youths
Police identified Delma Inman as the quick thinking bystander who pulled Donald Warner and Kenneth Farabee from a burning car at Dead Man's Curve on E Green Street about 3 a.m. Both youths were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Warner has a fractured leg. Farabee has head injuries and regained consciousness later. Inman, a No Name Tavern employee, was commended for saving the boys from the wreck and possible death.
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Greensboro
Delma Inman
Donald Warner
Kenneth Travis Farabee
E. Green Street
Guilford County
Warner
High Point Memorial Hospital
Farabee
High Point Memorial
Cone Hospital
Inman
No Name
Highway 311
Here
Site Acquired For Publishing Expansion In High Point
The High Point Enterprise announces purchase of property at the northeast corner of Church and Pine Streets for a new publishing plant. Frontage totals 350 feet on Church and 182 feet on Pine with additional Church frontage and a parking lot. The current N Main Street building, erected in 1935 with a later added third floor, will be replaced to allow space for future growth and more efficient operations.
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High Point Enterprise
Church and
Pine Streets
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Church
Minnie B. Alexander
Church Street
P. J. Neal
Enterprise
N. Main Street
High Point
High Point Board Drifts Toward School Consolidation
The High Point School Board seeks public feedback from a post card survey of northeast and east annexed areas to gauge support for consolidating with the High Point School District. Four petitions were received, three favoring and one opposing consolidation, with current transportation from Jamestown District.
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High Point
Dean Pruette
Jamestown
Pruette
Board of Education
Furniture Retailers to Be Honored at Southern Market Dinner
The Southern Furniture Exposition Building will host a dinner honoring D. H. Hamm Harold M. Short Arthur B. Hammond and Kenneth Lord for their roles in regional furniture firms. The event coincides with the Southern Furniture Exposition and several syndicate and association meetings beginning tomorrow.
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Southern Retail
Furniture Assn
Furniture Ithe Willis
Southern
Emerywood Country Club
Southern Furniture Exposition
D. H. Hamm
Prosperity Furniture Co
Prosperity
8. C
Southern Retail Furniture Assn
Harold M. Short
Mecklenburg Furniture Shops
Charlotte
Arthur B. Hammond
Hammond-Brown Jennings
Spartanburg
S. C
Kenneth Lord
Kenneth Lord Furniture Shops
Richmond
The
Southern Buying Syndicate
John H. Tobin
New South Club
Furniture Plaza
Exposition Building Administration
West
Exposition Building
Buying Syndicate
Wrenn Street
Furniture Design Assn
Hubert J. Rockwell
Association
Sheraton Hotel
William Garrett
At&t
New York
Virginia-Carolinas Wholesale Furniture Salesmens Assn
Sheraton
Fred Guerin
Horoscope misreads urge and Aries confusion
A humor column mocks horoscopes by testing weekly Aries predictions. The author recalls denoting dates and signs, notes several forecast items mostly missed or misread, and concludes the horoscope seemed about 80 percent accurate while omitting a cold episode.
Lexington Pair Charged With Racing
THOMASVILLE Charges of racing were lodged early yesterday morning against two Lexington residents. Highway Patrolman F Plummer charged Charlie Wood Jr 24 and Charles Welborn 24 both of Lexington with racing on Highway 29 south of Thomasville around 2 am. Bond for both was set at 300 dollars with trial scheduled for January 27.
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Thomasville
Lexington
F. Plummer
Charlie Wood Jr
Charles Welborn
Rainfall Benefits Grain Crop in Drought End Weather Update
The Friendship weatherman reports a drought-breaking rain ending early today after a windy night with scattered showers. By 7 pm yesterday 51 inches fell, saving winter small grain crops and boosting municipal reservoirs and groundwater. Tonight and tomorrow look fair and cooler with highs near 57.
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Friendship
Czech Pianist Firkusny to Perform at High Point College
Rudolf Firkusny, renowned Czech born pianist, headlines the 1960 61 concert season at High Point College Memorial Auditorium Monday at 8 30 p m under Community Concert Assn. He debuted with Prague Philharmonic at age 10 and became a star in Europe by 18. He has long served as a New York Philharmonic soloist and travels globally as a leading concert pianist.
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Rudolf Firkusny
High Point College
Memorial Auditorium
Community Concert Assn
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Prague Philharmonica
Europe
New York Philharmonic Symphony
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Australia
Asia
Brussels
Elizabeth
Lacken Castle
Time Magazine
Staatsburg
N. Y
Hudson River
Hyde Park
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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