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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1959

Page

32

Local teen rock star Craddock set for big time break

Local 1 year old Billy Craddock, backed by Sonny Freeman Pat Sullivan and Jack Tysinger, tops the charts with I Miss You Much and Am I To Be The One Columbia records. Manager Fred Koury says 100000 copies sold in 10 days as High Point Greensboro disc jockeys push the hit. Craddock, a Rankin High School graduate, has drawn national praise from Cash Box and Dick Clark.

Elvis Billy Craddock Greensboro Columbia Fred Koury Craddock High Point Koury Addock Sonny Freeman Pat Sullivan Jack Tysinger Thomasville Cash Box Dick Clark Rankin High School Can Civic Center Ana Gem

Silhouette Portraits in Old Salem Village Exhibit

In 18th century Salem villagers used silhouette portraits to obtain inexpensive likenesses before photography. John Vogler, a silversmith and clockmaker, invented a machine to cut profiles from white paper and mount them on black backgrounds, producing about one eighth real size profiles later displayed at the John Vogler House in Old Salem.

Old Salem John Vogler Salem Volger Vogler

Art by Students Highlight 1959 Scho Lastistic Art Awards

High Point Junior High School students enter wood abstract weavings and textile designs in the 1959 Scho lastic Art Awards. Johnny Johnson and Sallye Woodruff are among the listed artists, with supervision by Mrs. Ida Munyan Pickens.

High Point Lee Kinard Wfmy-Tv Johnny Johnson Ferndale Drive Ne Point Ing Wood Abstracts Sallye Woodruff Woodbrook Court David Parker Tiger Swan High Point Junior High School Ida Munyan Pickens

Foreman Sentenced In Theft Case In Thom asville

In Lexington Thomasville, Landrum was sentenced to at least 120 months and no more than 24 months for receiving stolen property. He faced charges of stealing and selling 750 dozen sacks from Blackstone Hosiery Mill. Judge heard testimony on other socks and a yarn theft. Solicitor Kornegay planned indictments on additional socks and yarn. Landrum claimed socks came from plant superintendent Sam Moore who allegedly refused a bill of sale. Moore denied the allegations.

Lexington Thomasville Landrum Blackstone Superior Court Horace Kornegay Sam Moore Moore

Senior High School News Highlights and Events

Morning announcements brighten school days with a Good Morning greeting. Freshmen and sophomores enjoy a sock hop in the girls gym as plans for the Greensboro game followup. The Senior Play One Foot in Heaven debuts February 20 and 21 with talent shows planned for March 20 and 21. The Black Bison rebound past Reynolds and West Mecklenburg to maintain conference wins.

Greensboro Heaven Hartzell Spence Black Bison Reynolds Winston- Salem West Mecklenburg Charlotte

Thomasville High 1959 GROWLER staff and awards

Thomasville High School reports the 1959 GROWLER production completed by a dedicated staff led by a strong editor. Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Carole Clodfelter wins top state honors, with a $1500 scholarship and Britannica set for her school. The athletic teams, wrestling and basketball, post wins at Spencer and host a Red Shield visit. A school seal contest, judged in chapel, awards prizes to winners Doug Cloniger Richard Craven and others. Martha Rose Lambeth earns a Good Citizenship trip to Raleigh with DAR delegates.

Thomasville High School Betty Crocker Carole Clodfelter Carole D. C Colonial Williamsburg New York City Minneapolis THS Spencer North Rowan High School Red Shield Boys Club Winston-Salem Thomasville High Richard Wilson Seal Richard Doug Cloniger E. C. Burrus Richard Craven H. C. Hudgin Raleigh Dave Yow Good Citizen Charles Phillips Martha Rose DAR High Point High School Trinity High School Hodges Union Building Martha Rose Lambeth

Chief Bradley adapts left-handed trigger use after accident

Lester Manor Virginia AP report details Chief Walter S Bradley of the Reneaaeene tribe nearly losing his right wrist when a gun misfired while hunting ducks and geese. After the injury he develops an ingenious forearm device enabling him to pull the trigger with his left hand.

Lester Manor Walter S. Bradley

Free Polio Shots Highlight Health Fair At YMCA

The Health and Safety Fair at the YMCA will feature free polio vaccinations for youths 18 and under and pregnant women, plus 35 exhibits on health and safety. The event includes a Heart Association model heart demonstration, pool safety shows, first aid on a telephone pole by Duke Power, eye bank info, driver education displays, Red Cross blood typing, and a projected attendance over 5 000.

YMCA Polio Foundation Ae Sant Manet The Heart Association In Point Duke Power Co Max Rogers Ken Yarborough Rogers

Willcox City Council Chooses Meeting Schedule Change

Willcox Arizona council faced a clash with a popular TV program on meeting night the second Tuesday each month. They considered buying a TV for viewing but approved rescheduling the meeting to the Monday before the first Tuesday.

Willcox, Ariz Willcox

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