Winston-Salem Man Whittles For Fun
Winston-Salem Henry Brown a 37 year old electric motor repairman whittles as a hobby and teaches a weekly class at the Arts and Craft Association He favors walnut and other woods and has inspired three of his five children to whittle his most intricate piece a sphere on a pedestal took six months to complete and his hobby fills his Forsyth home with carved works
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Arts & Craft Association
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Arts &Craft Association
Winter Chores and School Hopes Feature Penn Notebook
The Penn Notebook reflects winter scenes and student activities. It notes snowfall gratitude and bird feeding, a new arrival Mrs Watson Miss Reed, interviews by the Employment Security Commission, senior readings of Shakespeare, and the Tiger sports visit to Paisley with anticipation for warmer days.
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Employment Security Commission
Condition Of Youth Still Serious
A youth named Galea 20 remained in serious condition after a wet night injury. He was hurt Thursday at a friend's home when a gunshot slug struck his arm.
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Cas Rasevind Galea
WMS Fellowship Hour Program Is Scheduled
The Women's Missionary Society of Pearson Memorial A M E Church Washington and Eccles Street will hold its fellowship hour Sunday at 4 p m The overall theme is Mission The Christian s Calling The general theme discussed is Reaching The Church Mrs Eula Amaker presides Special music will be served.
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Missionary Society
Missionary Day Preaching and Speeches Announced
Rev R D Camp will preach at 11 a.m. at Emman p preach. At 6 30 p m Mrs Liz ie Mason will speak. Programs sponsored by Society White Rose Chapter 157 announced by Mrs at McQuinter Worthy rnn Household of Ruth meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m Odd Fellows Hall. Elk Lodge Furniture City Elk meets Tuesday at 8 p m. Church services True Standard Holiness Church at 11 a m today Friendship Baptist Church at 3 p m today Faith Temple Holiness Church at 7 p m with speaker Anderson.
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Lizzie Mason
White Rose
At McQuinter Worthy
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True Standard Holiness Church
Friendship Baptist Church
Faith Temple Holiness Church
Ter Anderson
Poisonous Plants Endanger North Carolina Cattle and Children
The article warns of water hemlock, pokeweed, China-berry, mistletoe, and other poisonous plants native to North Carolina. It notes cattle and hogs struck by toxins and outlines risks to children, with Dr. James W. Hardin of NC State detailing statewide plant dangers and their serious, sometimes fatal, effects.
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North Carolina State University
YWCA Winter Program Registration Open at Bethune Center
The YWCA announces a winter term of eight weeks ending March 31. Registration runs until February 7 at Mary Mc Leod Bethune YWCA. Classes run evenings from seven to nine for adults seeking vocational and personal advancement. A Mother's Holiday Forum is set for Wednesday 10 am to noon and pre-teen dance sessions begin at 9:30 am.
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Mary McLeod Bethune Ywca
Sting and
Slimnastic
Central High points and student achievements noted
Central High School students enjoyed a snow week with sledding reading and assignments. The district highlights include the National Forensic show Progress demonstrations a sun powered car and a fifth straight conference win for Black Bison. The All State Orchestra met at Lenoir Rhyne College and four Central musicians earned state orchestra status. Jamie Burnley named High Points Youth of the Month.
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Bob Cook
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David Carter
Jamie Burnley
High Point
Jamie
Democrats Tighten Money Grip On Fundraising
The Democratic National Committee will refuse to schedule Johnson or Humphrey fundraisers outside Washington unless the national party is guaranteed half gross receipts. The party faces about 4 million dollars needed in 1966 to cover 2 million in debts and fund Congressional campaigns, with treasurer concerns and a search for a fulltime successor underway.
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Humphrey
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Matt Reese
Michael McClester
George Booker
Alcoholic Blackout Sign for Impending Alcoholism
Chapel Hill report explains alcoholic blackout as memory loss during heavy drinking. Doctors describe a person acting normally yet recalling nothing later. Dr. Ewing notes memory gaps may reflect chemical interference or failure to record memories.
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