Doctors Move Into New Offices On Church Street
Dr. Kay Williams and Dr. James W. Fulton obstetricians and gynecologists open new offices at 132 Church St effective January 20. The building formerly housed Dr. Walkup McCain. Williams, from Zebulon, is a Wake Forest summa cum laude graduate 1948 and Bowmen Gray 1952. Fulton from Leesburg, trained at Duke and the Hospital for Women in Baltimore. he joined practice here last June after Womack Army Hospital service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Williams
James W. Fulton
Church St
Walkup McCain
Williams
Dr. Fulton
Zebulon
Wake Forest College
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburg
Fulton
Leesburg
Duke University
Duke University School of Medicine
Duke Medical Center
Hospital For the Women In
Joint Concert Plans Revealed By Local Groups
The second annual concert sponsored by the High Point Junior League and High Point College will be Feb 6 at 8 15 p m in Memorial Auditorium. Winston Salem Symphony Orchestra conducts 150 voice massed chorus with Wesley Memorial Chancel Choir High Point College Chapel Choir and Singers Guild of Winston Salem. Rehearsals set in Winston Salem with final dress on Jan 30 at High Point College Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Junior League
High Point College
Robert Cross
High Point
Winston-Salem Symphony Orchestra
John Suele
Wesley Memorial Chancel
Howard Coble
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point College Chapel
J. Fryhover
Singers Guild of
Z. Melnikov
Cross
Junior League
Albert Hart
Bradley Dozier
William Blanton Jr
Jake Froelich
Fryhover
Wendell M. Patton
Concert Assn Officers Elected for Coming Year
The Community Concert Association elected Gilbert Gray to lead for the year with Mrs. James Lovelace Mrs. R T Holton and Howard Cobl as vice presidents in charge of membership hospitality publicity and secretary and treasurer roles. An artist selection committee is led by Mrs. R E Bencini Jr with J Fryhover and George Clark aiding. The drive to raise membership kicks off the week of April 6 and the third concert features the Pitts Symphony Orchestra at the High Point Auditorium performing Mozart Tschaikowsky Debussy and Ravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Assn
Gilbert Gray
Gray
James Lovelace
R. T. Holton
Howard Cobl
James
Alton Stanford
Eloise Ingram
Nan Garland
R. E. Bencini Jr
J. Fryhover
High Point College
George Clark
W. J. Scott
Pitts Symphony Orchestra
Symphony
Mozart
Tschaikowsky
Debussy
Ravel
Hosiery Plant To Get Award In Thomasville
Kayby Hosiery Mills in Thomasville on Carmall Street will receive the U S government C award for producing boot socks used by military personnel. A brief ceremony is planned at 2 30 p m in the plant shipping room with all employees and local officials present. Kayby is the first hosiery mill to win the award and the 18th to be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freida Suggs
Kayby Hosiery Mills
Thomasville
Thomasville — Kayby Hosiery Mills
Carmall Street
U. S
Kayby
Cuba Promises Technical Revolution To Fix Economy
Cubans face a new revolution as Fidel Castro calls for a rapid technical drive to boost agriculture and industry. The plan focuses on more engineers, careful project planning, and reducing reliance on imports while expanding consumer goods production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Harker
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
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Stabbings Mark Fatal House in High Point
Detectives report three killings at 602 Leonard St over 18 months. Mossie Harbison and Henry Peak were involved in earlier deaths. Yesterday Benjamin Willis died from a chest stab after an argument with Boyd Brevard Jr. Brevard, charged with murder, awaits Municipal Court hearing. Willis worked at a local processing plant. Brevard in domestic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard St
High Point
Columbus Harbison
Mossie Harbison
Henry Peak
Benjamin Willis
O. H. Leak
W. T. Amaker
Willis
Boyd Haywood Brevard Jr
Brevard
Youth Is Rescued From Old Well Near Asheboro
A 17 year old hunter, George Pendergraft, fell into a 60 foot abandoned well near Tabernacle School area, 10 miles west of Asheboro on Highway 64. He kept his head above water by gripping the sides and was rescued by Ashe-Rand deputies and teammates, then given medical checkup and reported unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
George Pendergraft
John Henry Pendergraft
Apple Tree Road
Allen Jay
Tabernacle School
Pendergraft
Ashe- Rand
Reverend Criminger Completes Pastoral Care Course
Rev. Harvey Y. Criminger Jr. of Reidsville completes a pastoral care of the sick course at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem on February 14. He ministers at Sharon and Fairview Baptist churches and is married to Peggy Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Y. Criminger Jr
Reidsville
H. G. Peters
High Point
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mr. Criminger
Sharon
Fairview
Peggy Peters
Circle Beyond Fear plays for Youth Week at First Presbyterian
Darius Swann's Circle Beyond Fear a Cain story will be shown at First Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 7 30 p m as part of Youth Week with interdenominational emphasis Jan 18 26 Presented by the Senior High Fellowship the cast includes Robert Deale Mary Key Kay Cummings Alan Nealns George Long Charlie Honeycutt Connie Deyo Jane Cottingham Dianne Corell and Susan Shivers The Youth Week theme Thy Will My Will was unveiled at a church dinner with Rev John Davis of Vandalia Presbyterian Church Greensboro as speaker On Youth Sunday Jan 26 a breakfast and dedication service precedes the Sunday School hour Senior High Fellowship members serve as ushers and Bill Southerland and Pat Meisky assist in the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Darius Swann
First Presbyterian Church
Senior High Fellowship
George Wearn
Robert Deale
Mary Key
Kay Cummings
Alan Nealans
George Long
Charlie Honeycutt
Connie Deyo
Jane
Woman Faces Malicious Damage Charge
Quilla Tate was arrested and charged with malicious damage to personal property for snapping off a car radio antenna and breaking a side window of Claude Curtis’s vehicle. Bond set at $50 and a Municipal Court hearing is scheduled for Jan 24. John Samuel Coe, 36, of Oak Street, arrested and charged with assault for hitting Charles Hayes in the mouth. Bond set at $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Curtis
Curtis
John Samuel Coe
Oak Street
Charles Hayes
Archibald Cox. Supreme Court Solicitor General profile
Washington AP profile of Archibald Cox 51, solicitor general since January 1961, detailing his courtroom style, duties handling hundreds of briefs yearly, and balance between advocacy and justice. Background includes Harvard Law, Felix Frankfurter influence, Learned Hand clerkship, and career stops in Labor Department and Wage Stabilization Board. Also notes home life in Great Falls Virginia and a mobile veterinary lab in Kentucky for a separate notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Archibald Cox
Cox
Archie
U.S
William Howard Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
Justice Department
Capitol Hill
F. Kennedy
Potomac
Great Falls
Harvard
Ezra Thayer
High Tribunal
Solicitor General
Plainfield, N.J
Felix Frankfurter
Learned Hand
Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Solicitor General's Office
Labor Department
Harry S. Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Toomean
Naw
Collision on N Main Street yields damages and court citation
An estimated 1000 dollars in damage occurred in a two car crash at N Main Street and Lexington Avenue at about 7 55 pm. Johnny Richard Hoover 18 of Rt 2 Thomasville headed north on Main attempted a left onto W Lexington colliding with Charles Edward Falk 20 of Rt 2 High Point driving south. A passenger in the Falk car was treated and released at High Point Memorial Hospital. Hoover was cited to appear February 19 on a charge of failing to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Main Street
Lexington Avenue
Johnny Richard Hoover
Rt. 2
Thomasville
Main
W. Lexington
Charles Edward Falk
High Point
Falk
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hoover
Peggy Novane Reavis
Westchester Drive
Paul Douglas Family Fund Launched After Traumatic Year
A relief fund organized by Acacia Lodge trustees aids Mrs. Douglas and her gravely ill husband Paul after a Christmas airplane crash, long hospitalization, mounting medical bills, a house fire, and business losses. The effort supports the English Road Douglas Printing Co. family as they struggle with debt and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Douglas
Douglases
Douglas
Paul Jr
English Road
Douglas Printing Co
Baptist Hospital
Acacia Masonic Lodge
Acacia Lodge
J. D. McCrory
Bill Hilton
A. F. Bruckle
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Concert Assn
Cuba
AP World Spotlight
Guevara
Usvciu
Hoy
Ernesto Guevara
High Point Enterprise
Cottingham
Art Richardson
Quilla Tate
Terday
Lagrange
Phyllis Ames
Mobile
W. E. Bewley
Wayland
Mass
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