Miss Susan Sparks Crowned Miss High Point 1972
High Point native Susan Gayle Sparks was named Miss High Point 1972 after the Winter Wonderland pageant at High Point College Memorial Auditorium. First runner up was Deborah Lan drum and second runner up Janice Byerly, with Carolyn Nash earning Miss Congeniality. Sparks plans to study drama in London this summer.
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W. A. Sparks
Longview Drive
High Point
High Point College Memorial Auditorium
Deborah Eileen Landrum
High Point College
Wilmington
Del
Janice Mariel Byerly
Davidson County Community College
Rt. 2
Thomasville
Carolyn Jo Nash
Darden Drive
Terry Genee Hill
Jamestown
Christine Anne Cutrona
Miss Sparks
London
England
Royal Academy of Drama Arts
Allen Jay High School
Catawba College
Allen Jay High
North Carolina
High Point Jaycee
Bob Lee
Tobias, Inc
Dana Scotten
Judy Ann Ryan
Howard Coble
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Susan Sparks
Janice Byerly
Deborah Landrum
Sonny Hedgecx
One Way Traffic System Launches on Local Streets
A new one way scheme starts today on English Road and Broad Street with English Road westbound from Elm Street to Phillips Avenue and Broad Street eastbound from Phillips Avenue to Elm Street. System ends at Broad Street pending future extension across Main Street.
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English Road
Broad Street
Elm Street
Phillips
Main Street
Washington Street
Weather Outlook North Carolina Showers and Fogs Likely
Cloudy skies with possible light rain and a chance of freezing rain Monday night. Highs near 40s this afternoon, lows in the 30s tonight. Rain chances 50 percent this afternoon, 40 percent tonight. Southeast winds 5 to 50 mph. Eastern NC showers Tuesday, mountains Wednesday, statewide rain Thursday. Inland lows drop to the 20s Tuesday night then rise to the 50s midweek.
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North Carolina
Photographs Exhibit Opens at High Point Arts Council
February exhibit at the High Point Arts Council Building features work from twenty local photographers. An open house is February 13 from 3 to 5 PM at 500 N Main St. Children’s art classes start February 5 with sessions for grades 1-3 and 4-6, taught by Kitty Montgomery. A ceramics class for children begins February 12 at 10:30 AM.
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High Point
Arts Council
N. Main St
Kitty Montgomery
Virginia Bangiola
The Genius Of Americans And Their Everyday Paradoxes
Satirical observations celebrate American resilience in daily life. The piece notes covered dish humor, highway patience, kidney pride, smoking risk, and a pay cycle quirk where 95 percent rely on 5 percent for the rest of the week.
French Connection Review Elevates Bar With Gripping NYC Pursuit
Film presents a gritty front line view of police and criminals in New York. Gene Hackman delivers a hard edged performance as Popeye Doyle in a fast paced tale inspired by a real heroin bust. The director keeps the action tight from Marseilles to New York, though the final sequence strains plausibility.
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Towne Theatre
New York City
William Friedkin
Marseilles
New York
Friedkin
Popeye Doyle
Narcotics Division
Gene Hackman
Doyle
Hackman
Robert Marks
North Carolina Day Care Licensing Board forms new agency
In Raleigh last week the North Carolina Day Care Licensing Board began operations with 13 members. Carl Staley was elected chairman and Sherian Sansom vice-chairman as the board plans hiring a director and setting procedures. Operators must register by April 1, with licensing required for those over five children and education programs to improve care.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Revenue Department
Carl Staley
Greensboro
United Day Care Services
Sherian Sansom
Kinston
Staley
North Carolina Day Care Licensing Board
P.O. Box
N.C
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Jim Hawkins
Susan Gayle Sparks
Emmgush
Washington - Besaz
Hheck
Spiro Agnew
Movie Review
Top
Day Care Licensing Board
Func
By Faye Marks
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
Associated Press
Okly
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
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