Insurance Officers Installed in North Carolina Association
Robert B. Rankin was installed as vice president, William G. Ervin as secretary treasurer, and T. Duke Williams as president of the Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1970
Page
18
Robert B. Rankin was installed as vice president, William G. Ervin as secretary treasurer, and T. Duke Williams as president of the Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina.
Edward G. Hill of Lexington is appointed by Dr. Grady E. Love as administrative assistant to the president and director of public relations at Davidson County Community College. Hill, joining Feb. 1, 1967, has been coordinator of the programmed Learning Laboratory and director of the college news service.
Winter quarter enrollment at Davidson County Community College reached 802, up 95 from last year. Mills cites gains across two year, technical and vocational programs with mechanical drafting up 250 percent and auto mechanics up 106 percent.
About 100 attendees watched four A&T State University students perform a Reader’s Theatre at the High Point Arts Council Building. Hollis Pippens led with powerful voice while Helen Tomlinson Anne Mitchell and Franklin Turner balanced reading with well-timed singing. Dr. John Marshall Stevenson directed the program, highlighting the Negro’s struggle and eventual claim to American rights in Tell Pharoah.
Rebecca Elaine Lofling of 804 Carr Street and Clyde Bernard Johnston of 402 Steele Street in High Point are named to Wingate College fall semester academic honor roll.
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