Colorful vibrant National Folk Ballet of Yugoslavia thrills High Point
The National Folk Ballet of Yugoslavia performed at High Point Theatre in a lively Community Concert Association program. The 11 piece orchestra under Gujica Milosevich complemented dances from Posavina to Kosovo with vivid costumes and dynamic sequences, highlighting Turkish influences and regional contrasts. James M. Elson praised the young troupe and the evening as exhilarating.
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National Folk Ballet of
Yugoslavia
High Point Theatre
Community
Posavina
Croatia
Dalmatia
Serbia
Kosovo
Macedonia
Slavko Antovich
Vranje
Gujica Milosevich
James M. Elson
Randolph Livestock group elects Amick as president
Reece Amick of Liberty is named president of the Randolph County Livestock Improvement Association. The slate includes C. E. Teague as vice president Foy Gann as secretary treasurer and Ward Teel as cattle chairman with Floyd Langley and Noel Lee Hayes on the board. Thunderous remarks from retiring president Thurman Py McBride praise member support and plans to boost production practices marketing and meat consumption.
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Don Wrenn
Asheboro
Reece Amick
Liberty
Randolph County Livestock Improvement Assn
C. E. Teague
Seagrove
Foy Gann
Roger
McBride
Randolph County
Eckankar lecture lights up The Only Earth venue
Eckankar will host a lecture on the path to total awareness tonight at 8 p.m. at The Only Earth on 1309 Johnson Street. The program promotes spiritual freedom and responsibility as the route to total consciousness.
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Eckankar
Johnson St
Jacoby on Bridge Experts Prove Mettle By Oswald and James Jacoby
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge hand from the event with Malcolm Brachman, Paul Soloway, Bill Eisenberg and Eddy Kantar. The piece explains an artificial two club opening and Blackwood six notrump in a board‑a‑match context, highlighting declarer play and a failed diamond finesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Malcolm Brachman
Paul Soloway
Bill Eisenberg
Eddy Kantar
Malcolm
Mike
Eighth Grader Wins District Essay Award
Bobby Touchton an eighth grade student at Trinity Junior High School won the district essay contest with What Electricity Mean to Me He and his parents Mr and Mrs Gene Touchton of Katie Road will attend an awards luncheon in Raleigh on February 14 State Superintendent Dr Craig Phillips will announce the winners and present certificates to the eight district winners Belittle your work and many will believe you are justified.
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Bobby Touchton
Trinity Junior High School
Gene Touchton
Katie Road
North Carolina Electrical Industry Committee
Raleigh
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Craig Phillips
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Brian T. Cole
Tom Jarrell
Cole
Harold W. Cole
Parris Ave
Griffin Junior High School
Jarrell
Harold T. Jarrell
Wickcliff
Ferndale Junior High School
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Harold Cole
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