Reservists Sharpen Training Tactics at Salerno Range
Reservists from Company E 518th Regiment 108th Division train at Salerno Range Fort Jackson South Carolina learning combat firing and sector fire control. Lt J Sanders Dallas Jr Lt Leslie D Preston Lt Norman G Lamet Lt Thomas L Hayworth Sgts Clarence F Harper R V Moss Larry J Weant Clarence J Jump Billie H Freeman Reitzel A Ligon Ivan D Lewis Edward Stepp William J Munns.
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William E. East
FT. Jackson
S. C
518Th Regiment
108Th Division
Army Reserve
High Point
Salerno
James M. Woollen
Mediterranean
Leslie D. Preston
Norman G. Lamet
Thomas L. Hayworth
Clarence F. Harper
R. V. Moss
Larry J. Weant
Clarence J. Jump
Billie H. Freeman
Reitzel A. Ligon
Ivan D. Lewis
Edward Stepp
William J. Munns
REMC Faces Changes Under New Legislation
REMC manager Alton Wall reported that last year the cooperative delivered over 50 million kilowatt hours at an average cost of 2.02 per kWh. After credits, the price fell to 1.92 per kWh, with member equity at 13.64 percent the highest yet. The group outlined tax changes, new vehicle tags, and ad valorem taxes starting in 1967, projecting a 90 thousand dollar tax load first year.
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REMC
Alton Wall
United States
Wall
REA
T. L. York
Rt. 1
Staley
J. T. Powers
Bennett
T. Harold Terry
Siler City
Zell Brown
Rt 1
Asheboro
Dolan G. Sur
Sam Burrows
Demand Grows as HPC Sees Record Fall Applications
High Point College reports about 1,500 applications for the fall term, with projected enrollment around 6 308 for 1965. Director of Admissions Robert E. Phillips says admissions standards are stricter and academics rising as the college expands facilities and attracts students from distant places, about 60 percent on campus and 40 percent commuters. Alumni involvement stands at roughly 35 percent.
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Danny Greene
High Point College
Methodist
Robert E. Phillips
Phillips
HPC
Peg
HIPC
High Pointers 19th District Win Awards for Speech
Dennis Cole and John Young of High Point finished fourth in the novice division at the district speech contest. The competition restricted entrants to individuals with no prior experience in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Cole
John Young
High Point
Reporter Watts Resigns as 19th District Court Reporter
Leonard W. Watts, court reporter for the 19th Judicial District based in Troy, resigns effective August 13 and offers to freelance as needed. He gave no reason in a letter to Resident Superior Court Judge Frank M. Armstrong. The district covers Randolph, Rowan, Cabarrus and Montgomery Counties.
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Asheboro
Leonard W. Watts
Troy
Randolph County
Watts
Free Lance
Frank M. Armstrong
Randolph
Rowan
Cabarrus
Montgomery Counties
Doctor to Join Med Practice Here
Dr. H. Kent Bennett joins three High Point obstetrics and gynecology doctors at 624 Quaker Lane. A Winston-Salem native, he is a Wake Forest and Bowman Gray graduate, did internship at City Memorial and OB/GYN training at North Carolina Hospital in Winston. He belongs to Guilford County Medical Society, North Carolina Medical Society, and the American Medical Association. He and wife Lourene will live at 90 Hillcrest Drive in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kent Bennett
High Point
Thomas Tyson
A. R. Cross
Robert Cross
Quaker Lane
Winston-Salem
Dr. Bennett
Wake Forest College
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
City Memorial Hospital
North Carolina Hospital
Wins
Guilford County Medical Society
The
North Carolina Medical Society
American Medical Assn
Bennett
Lourene
Hillcrest Dr
Community Theatre Triumph In The Robin Hood Caper
The High Point Community Theatre delivered a strong production of The Robin Hood Caper at Memorial Auditorium High Point College. A thin plot did not hinder top performances by John Farrell Patti Hale Nancy Scales Dr Eugene Mounts Arnie Hale with notable set design by Jack Wertz and solid direction by Irving Silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Community Theatre
Fred Carmichael
Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
John Farrell
Patti
High Point College students tour Civil War sites
High Point College students under Dr. Stuart Deskins completed a Civil War study tour. The caravan visited Jamestown and Seven Days battle sites near Richmond, Gettysburg, and Appomattox, then returned to write a history perspective. Students praised the experiential education beyond textbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
George B. McClellan
Stuart Deskins
Jamestown
First
Legislative Assembly
John Smith
James River
Richmond
Gettysburg
Little Round Top
Devil's den
Seminary Ridge
Cemetery Ridge
Meade
Pickett
Appomattox
John Conrad
High Point
Jerry Freedle
Workshop Scheduled By Church
A workshop at Evangelical and Reformed Church on Cliff Road is set for July 25 with registration at 2 p m and the program beginning at 2 30 p m The Christians program features readings and studies including Comes The Moment to Decide Mission as Decision and The World with Power plus talks by Mrs J C Coring able Miss Emma Alien Mr Roland Linnens and Mrs James Norred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cliff Road
J. C. Coringable
Emma Alien
Roland Linnens
James Norred
Church of Christ and
Will
Work Slated On Patrol Building In Randolph County
Work planned this week on a new patrol building to house Randolph County highway patrol officers and the State Licensing Bureau staff. The facility will stand on US 220 South near the State Prison Camp and will expand the patrol to ten officers with I. L. Bolick transferred due to illness and a new patrolman arriving from the current force.
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Santa Teante Ton
Randolph County
US 220
State Licensing Bureau
I. L. Bolick
Connal
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Henry L. Jones
Luther Johnson
High Point Ymca
Robert L. Slate
Robert G. Alman
Greensboro
James S. Moffitt Jr
J.C. Sterling E. Harper
Barnes D. Hicks
Mitchell E. Seawell
Ronald P. Bella
Bobby L. Davis
Lewis R. Davenport
Donald J. Idol
Joseph R. Hall
Jimmie C. Morefield
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James P. Marsh
Alan E. Hart
Walter H. Kellogg
Harold D. Beck
Fred I. Jones
Stanton E. Sikes Jr
Spec
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Charles P. Sams
108Th Divsion
108Th
William D. Workman Jr
Columbia
Robert M. Jones
Clemson
Workman
State
Sidney Childress
Johnny Arnold
Alan Hart
Company E Guidon
Randolph Electric Membership Corp
Tommy of
Rt. 5
Herbert Hammonds
Don Wrenn
W. S. McKinney
N. C. Highway Patrol
Don McLean
Davidson
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Cpl
O. R. McKinney
District
Marvin Burts
Community Theatre