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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1971

Page

11

A Students DCCC Dean's List Highlights Local Names

Davidson County Community College named a large cohort to its Dean's List for the past quarter. Lexington area students include Henry Crouse Jr and Robert Fritts among many high achievers. Additional honorees span High Point Asheboro Thomasville Trinity Denton and Randleman regions with multiple routes streets and towns represented.

Davidson County Community College Henry C. Crouse Jr Lexington Robert W. Fritts Carl C. Gusman Lloyd R. Hancock Asheboro Terry L. Hedrick Ronnie A. Hulin Thomasville Gary Dan Koonts Ernest Stanford Moore Charles Bryan Pugh Vickie M. Scott Sandra L. Ward Tony E. Beck Randy D. Berrier Nancy M. Bunch Pine Michael D. Clinard Knollwood Drive Ruth A. Conner Jimmy F. Craven Terry N. Davis Harmon Drive Neal P. Fouts Fred H. Fox, Jr Crestview Celia E. Grubb Philip T. Hedrick Lynella_ Lane Brenda S. Hicks Bonnie S. Lockabill Fisher Ferry James C. Mattocks Ernest S. Moore Michael R. Myers Thomas Street Donald W. Rabon Lakeview Irene L. Swaim James R. Thrift Dogwood Road Jane E. Trimnal Circle Drive Susan G. Veach John T. Waddell Beverly J. Warner Crestview Drive Barry L. Williamson Rebecca A. Young High Point John W. Anders Uwharrie Road Lonnie R. Beane English Road Janice L. Bowers Mike C. Boyles Albert Drive Tony Mairella E. State Avenue Harold C. McClellan N. Main Street Steve R. McKenzie Route 2 Trinity Gerald W. McLaughlin E. Farriss

Worsteds Plant to Change Hands at Burlington

Burlington Industries will shift the former worsteds plant in Lexington North Carolina to its furniture division. The United Division of Burlington House Furniture will take over to manufacture a new line.

Greensboro Burlington Industries Lexington N.C United Division of Burlington House Furniture

Astronomy Across See a Sele 2 Geek Sweldhs 17

Puzzle clues appear garbled with many misspellings and broken terms. The page lists scattered crossword and wordplay hints such as musical syllable, symbol for samarium, deer horn, and various oblique phrases. No coherent article narrative is present.

Four Hurt In Wrecks In City

Four persons were slightly hurt in accidents Thursday and this morning. Phyllis Davidson and James Steele were hurt in a two car wreck on Kivett Drive at Hickory Chapel Road. The other driver, Jerry Williams, was charged with a stop sign violation. An injured woman was getting out when a Hill car was rear ended by a Johnson vehicle. Ernest Stroud was hurt in a collision between Hiatt and Skinner cars. Skinner was charged with improper backing.

Phyllis Davidson Meredith Street James Steele Kent Street Kivett Drive Hickory Chapel Road Sherman Cavassa Thomasson Furlough Street Jerry B. Williams Greensboro Nannie Lee Capel Meadowbrook Road Thurstle Green Street Grimes Street Arlethia Allen Hill Harrison Street Hill Jackie W. Johnson Madison Street Ernest Stroud Boyer Street Joseph Baron Hiatt Richardson Street Hiatt Richard Stephen Skinner Woodruff Boyer Burton Street Skinner

Red Cross Lifesaving Class Begins Monday

An official Red Cross Senior Lifesaving class opens at City Lake Luck on Monday from 6 to 9 pm. Applicants must be at least 15 and meet swimming prerequisites. Instructor Tom C. Werts will lead the course. contact the Red Cross office or Werts at High Point City Lake for details.

Red Cross Tom C. Werts American Red Cross High Point City Lake

Presbyterian Home History Outlined For Rotary Club

Richard A. Short, longtime manager and executive director of the Presbyterian Home in High Point, spoke to Rotary members detailing the home’s growth from 24 residents and a $48 000 budget in 1952 to 211 residents 130 staff and a 980 000 budget today. He noted the facility serves the Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina, the need to raise a 250 000 trust fund, expansion plans every two years, diverse accommodations including nursing care, and a 250 person admission waiting list with 65 plus age eligibility and 90 percent Presbyterians among residents.

High Point Presbyterian Home Rotary Club Richard A. Short Short Presbyterian Synod of R. Murphy Williams Greensboro

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DCCC Lexington — Area Clifford L. Michael Alleghany Street Carolyn J. Mickey Judy M. Nance Steven D. Neighbors Fisher Avenue Keith B. Osborne Stephen W. Payne Friends Avenue Ronald E. Rodden Oakview Fred R. Royals Guy E. Royals Ashland Street Arthur D. Simrel Taylor Ave June B. Sizemore Rivermeade Drive Jerry C. Southard Ruth William FE. Dula Central Falls N. Fayetteville Donald L. Hudson William C. Small Randleman Gary M. Trogdon Denton Area Sue M. Elliott Jill E. Steed Denton William W. Sturdivant David N. Curry All the Gang McDonald's Bill Williams the Starlighters American Legion Creek Ridge Rd Old Salisbury Hwy Lexington Drive-in Hla Mindanao View Top United States Ship Ely New York Magic Stage Dial Plaza Suite W. Green Dr Holiday Inn Moody Louise Lasse Westchester Drive Neo S. Main ST Alberi T. Vous Carolina Rory Calhoun Presbyterian Rotary TRE Theatre Woodstock Tonite And Joe Cocker Joan Baez Joe & the Fish Crosby Stills NASH Santano Jimi Hendrix the Who Tom Ligon Eee Logan Ramsey Steve McQueen le Mans
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