High Point Welcomes Gen Capus Waynick Home
Capus Waynick, former adjutant general of North Carolina, returns to High Point to join L. E. Wooten & Co. He plans to split time between High Point and Raleigh while resuming public life. Waynick recalls a long career in journalism and public service, including ambassadorial posts and leading roles in state and national programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capus Waynick
Elizabeth
High Point
North Carolina
Gen. Waynick
L. E. Wooten & Co
Raleigh
Fieldstone Farm
National Army
Greensboro Record
High Point Enterprise
National Re-employment Service
State Highway Commission
State Planning Board
Purchase and
Health Education Institute
United States Public Health Service
Smith Reynolds Foundation
Thomas Parran
Democratic Party
United States
Nicaragua
Colombia
Gov. Hodges
Smith Richardson Foundation
Sanford
Hodges
Capitol
General Assembly
North Carolina Business Development Corp
New York
Kerr Scott
Scott
Mr. Truman
International Bank
Point Four
Waynick
Texas
California
Gen
ICA
Nelson Rockefeller
Latin America
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Roaming the Piedmont with Braxon Younts on backroads
A reflective piece describes a sunlit Monday drive from Asheboro toward Farmer and Denton using unpaved Canaan Church Road. The author notes scenic hills, a rural fire causing losses, a county jail renovation nearing completion, and assorted notes from travel and local events including livestock sales and fox hunter trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Farmer
Denton
Canaan Church Road
Hill and Dale
Smith
Canaan
Health Department Quarterly Report Reveals Disease and Service Rates
A Guilford County Health Department quarterly report shows 1788 admissions to the venereal disease control center from Oct to Dec with 72 infections and 34 epidemiologically treated. It records 1023 births, 286 deaths, 835 mental health interviews, 2125 inspected dental children, 4955 operations, and extensive clinic shots and inspections across Greensboro and High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Health Department
Greens
Boro
High Point
Greensboro
Surrealism Defined as Art Beyond Realism
A concise note explains Surrealism from the French surrealisme meaning above beyond real ism, describing it as art that expresses ideas detached from reality like dreams or nightmares.
Deaths And Funerals In Local Area
Rev. Dan E Calloway 61 of Trinity died in Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. Funeral services were conducted at Trinity and Flat Top Primitive Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. John W Roach 66 died at home on Greensboro Road Jamestown. Funeral at Koonce Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Mrs Laura J Moss 88 of 301 West Lexington Ave burial in Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum after services at Yow s Funeral Home Chapel with entombment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Calloway
Dan E. Calloway
Rt. 2
Trinity
A. B. Asbill
Woodlawn Baptist Church
George Dowd
Trinity Baptist Church
Flat Top Primitive Baptist Church
D. D. Hodges
E. E. Eldridge
Bill and
Basil Albertson
Claude Bowers
Jimmy Nixon
Buddy Amburn
Douglas Brown
Mr. Calloway
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
John W. Roach
Chapel of Koonce
John Wade
John Seals
R. H. Davis
S. H. Robertson
H. B. Hill
I. B. Walker
D. S. Lee
I. F. Dunbar
Guilford County
Laura Moss
Laura J. Moss
Yow’s
Funeral Home
Ir. Cc. C. Herbert Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist ‘Church
Rev
C. W. Buckey
Bill Cotton
Robert Cotton
Butch Chisolm
Jimmy Moss
H. L. Cotton Jr
Moss
Harry Bogan
Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum
West
Lexington Ave
High Pointer's Son Succumbs In Florida
Robert I. Hodgson 59 died of a heart attack in St. Luke's Hospital Jacksonville after years of heart trouble. He was an electrical supervisor for the city of Jacksonville. Surviving are his wife Ruth, mother C Caudle, two brothers D G Hodgson and H H Hodgson, three sisters O C Toomes L B Murray and S H Evans. Funeral was held in Missionary Baptist Church Jacksonville with burial in Jacksonville Beach Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert I. Hodgson
John A Freeman of Belews Creek Dies at Home
John A Freeman of Belews Creek died at his home at 7 30 p m after eight years of declining health and a week of serious illness. He was born October 29 1878 in Rockingham County son of Lonnie and Betty Walker Freeman a Goodwill Baptist Church member. He was twice married first to Jeannette Prescott who died over 30 years ago then to Essie Lee. Survivors include his wife four sons Claude of Kernersville Forrest and Newell both of Greensboro and Johnny Jr of the home four daughters Ellen Perdue Emma Pegram of Kernersville Eunice Bost of Greensboro and Louise Phelps of Rt 4 Kernersville two stepdaughters Emma Martin of Rt 1 Kernersville and Ar A Freeman of Belews Creek a stepson Woodrow Linsville of Rt 2 Kernersville a brother Jim of Burlington four grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
John Denia Peoples
Rt. 1
Belews Creek
Rockingham County
Lonnie
Betty Walker Freeman
Goodwill Baptist Church
Jeannette Presston
Essie Lee
Claude Fot Kernersvile
Forrest
Newell
Greensboro
Johnny Jr
Ellen Perdue
Emma Pegram
Eunice Bost
Louise Phelps
iRt
Emma Martin
Ar A. Freeman
Belews ‘Creek
Woodrow Linsville
Rt. 2
Jim
Burlington
Named for Him Nicotine Pauline Jean Ni cot
Nicotine, the active principal of tobacco, is named after Jean Ni cot who introduced tobacco to France in 1560 and brought the tobacco plant to European attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicotine
Jean Nicot
France
Europe
High Point HPHS Notes Snow Closures and Awards
Snow closed doors at HPHS for two days delaying graduation makeup. Key Club earned Club of the Month for January and donated a 50 star flag. Juniors received class rings. a blue stone won color for the Great Debate. Trudge Herbert advances to Morehead scholarship finals while others exit. A Marine Corps Reserve program informed seniors of service options. Ice hockey program featured with Greensboro Generals rules talk and free game tickets. National Forensic League Carolina District Congress to be held at HPHS Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HPHS
Renoart Carde
Marine Corps Reserve
Marine Corps
Greensboro Generals
High Point Merchants Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Generals
New Haven
High Point
Greensboro Colossum
National Forensic League
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Capus
M. Waynick
Ludwig Wenig
Philadelphia
Reidsville
Thompsonville
Wenig
Capus Miller Waynick
Joshua James Newton Waynick
Anna Moore Waynick
North Ireland
Culloden
Robert L. Waynick
Bob
R. L. Waynick
B. T. Jackson
Thaxton Richardson
Bryant Wall
Newberg
Oregon
Greensboro High School
University of North Carolina
Old Dialectic Literary Society
Charlotte Observer
Anderson Intelligencer
Anderson
S. C
Charlotte
Observer
Greensboro News
Enterprise
Elizabeth Hunt McBee
Lincolnton
Avery
Morganton
Stonewall Jackson
Jackson
Salem College
Mrs. Waynick
Waynicks
First Presbyterian Church
Davidson County
Braxton Younts
Braxton
Wayne Wilson
Thunderbird
Las Vegas
Thomasville
Randolph County
Chair City
E. M. Hunt
Hampshire
Yorkshire
Hunt
Fox Hunters
Health Department
High Pointer
Florida
John A. Freeman
Trudge Herbert
Morehead
Guy Carr
Doyle
Trudge
Chapel Hill
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