First Baptist Bible School Opens Monday
Vacation Bible School starts at First Baptist Church Monday and runs 9 am to 12 noon through June. Alma Bumgarner will lead as principal with Cliff Christian Jr. directing music and Mrs. Jeff Rountree as pianist. The program includes thirteen departments and two for under three, with a large faculty led by superintendents including Shaw Cooke and John Chastain. Intermediate Workshop at Gardner Webb College June 7 12.
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First Baptist Church
Alma Bumgarner
Cliff Christian Jr
Jeff Rountree
Shaw Cooke
John, Chastain
Robert Hammer
A. F. Peterson
Grier Bradshaw
W. B. King
Robert A. Culler
Woodroe F. Haywood
Elwood Boyles
H. S. Ingram
W. W. Raper
R. V. Moss
Gardner. Webb College
Bency B. Smith
Accident Box Score This Week and Year Totals
This week there were 37 accidents with 6 persons killed and 0 missing. Year to date totals show 573 accidents, 8 deaths, 318 injuries and property loss of 224426 dollars and ten cents.
June Moon Croon By Don Follmer on Weddings
June rhymes with moon and lagoon but June remains the peak wedding month. The piece notes brides, grooms, parents, and vendors profiting from matrimony while a simple ceremony needs a loving couple, a minister, and a negative.
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Don Follmer
June
Jaycees Plan Summer Safety Survey Project
Junior Chamber of Commerce members will conduct a Community Safety Survey of Right Point today starting at 2 p.m. They will identify hidden traffic signs, unmarked railroad crossings, unclear intersections, damaged signs, and sites lacking signs around parks. Report hazards to project chairman Charles Stewart or call 888 7979 this week.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Charles Stewart
Randolph's Woodmen Camp Provides Happy Haven For Boys
Asheboro area youths begin three day stay at the Woodmen of the World Fresh Air Camp near Central Falls. The WOW camp offers baseball, fishing, target shooting and more under supervision with a 250 person capacity, a 36 by 60 foot mess hall, two bunkers, a new shower house and a rifle range. Carl Stout Jr. handles local arrangements with support from the WOW Fresh Air Committee led by W A Pulliam and members Hoover Maness and Pell. Church services close the weekend with Rev Everette B. Wright leading today.
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Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Asheboro
World ‘of Health and Recreation
Woodmen of the World
Central Falls
The
WOW
Carl Stout Jr
Stout
WOW Fresh Air Committee
W. A Pulliam
Howard P. Hoover
Raymond Maness
Jimmy Pell
WOW Fresh Air Cap
Legislative Record shows North Carolina bills by day
As of the 98th day of the 1963 98th year session the Senate produced 496 bills while the House received 1 029. 781 bills have been ratified since the session began, compared with 709 in 1963. Senators Allsbrook Belk Evans Moore Hanes Wood Morgan McLendon White Whitehurst lead in introductions. House leaders include Bahnson Hamrick Edwards Phillips Whitley Crawford Galifihakis Beucks Johnson Johnson McMillan Sermons Short Zollicoffer. The tone notes strong party leaders and differing passage rates by chamber.
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Joan Taylor Munger Raleigh
General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
Julian Allsbrook
Halifax
Irwin Belk
Martha Evans
Herman Moore
Mecklenburg
Gordon Hanes
William Wood
Forsyth
Robert Morgan
Harnett
L. P. McLendon Jr
Guilford
Thomas J. White
Len
Buncombe
Steve, Dolley
Gaston
Nick Galifihiakis
Durham
Ernest Bueks
Hugh Johnson
Duplin
Sam Johnson
Archie, McMillan
Wake
Wayland
Beaufort
Marcus Short
A. A.zollicoffer
Vance, Short
Ham
Allen Jay High Holds Awards Day
Allen Jay High School closes the year with Awards Day. Athletic awards go to top football basketball baseball and track performers. Letters and stars honor participants in football basketball baseball track cheerleading and band. Medals recognize scholastic and extracurricular excellence for Don Arnold valedictorian Pam Helms salutatorian Faye Adcock Sharon Stover Kenneth Wheat Nila Ann Phillips Beatrice Chandler Betty Cain Randall Brooks Sharon Jackson Hilda Ross Pat Kestler Joanne Perryman Jimmy Hutchens Billy Burchfield Gail McClay Ruth Ann Hodge Pam Helms Sharon Stover Billy Mitchell Woodman of the World Kenneth Wheat Sharon Stover D A R Award Roger Ingram John Phillip Sousa Band Award given to Roger Ingram and a miniature diploma ends the ceremony.
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Allen Jay High School
Peeond
Don Arnold
Pam Helms
Billy Mitchell
S Woodman of the World
Kenneth Wheat
Beta Club
Sharon “Stover
D.A.R
John Phillip Sousa
Roger Ingram
Top Driver To Receive Scholarship At Greensboro Roadeo
A young winner at the Annual N C Jaycee Teenage Roadeo in Greensboro will earn a $500 scholarship at a June 6 award banquet. State Roadeo Chairman Dr Julian R Rogers and others announced the event as over 40 trophies will be presented by leaders including Marvin B Koonce Jr of Raleigh and Cabell Ramsey of Kinston. The two day Roadeo features written tests and auto driving skill contests with the national scholarship prize to be awarded.
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Greensboro
N.C
N. C. Jaycee
Roadeo
State Roadeo
Julian R Rogers
State Highway Patrol
E.w.jones
North Carolina Motor Carriers ' 'Association
Marvin“ B. Koonce
Raleigh
State Jaycee
Cabell Ramsey
Kinston
N. C.motor Carriers Association
Jaycee
Dick Forman
Hugh Porter
Greensboro Jaycees
David Burns
Jim Chestnut
Ted Harrison
Dor Cline
Sim. Sullivan
King’s Inn
Aes
Foc
Redistricting threats loom after 1966 election
Washington notes censure on districts and party shifts as Democrats face potential loss of House seats through reapportionment. Utah, Indiana, Kansas, Arkansas and Tennessee shifts influence GOP gains. Texas analysts highlight Bush and Lindsay impact. Capitol Hill debates pesticide research funding and postal service cost cuts spark policy moves.
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Leslie Carpenter
I ‘Oart
Utah
LBI
Indiana
Kansas
Arkansas
Idaho
Memphis
Tennessee
Maryland
LBJ
Texas
Democratic National Committee
Houston
Dallas
George Bush
Lone Star
John’ ‘Lindsay
Bush
U.S. Senate
GMAC Announces Season's Program in Greensboro
Talented students and acclaimed concert stars promise a vibrant fourth GMAC season at Guilford Musical Arts Center opening June 27. Twenty four public GMAC concerts feature guests like Jennie Tourel, Charles Castleman, Sergiu Luca, and Ivan Davis. The program hosts 375 youths from 16 states plus two foreign countries, taught by a four member faculty led by Sheldon Morgenstern.
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Greensboro
Guilford Musical Arts Center
Jennie Tourel
Charles Castleman
Sergio Luca
Ivan Davis
Selma Epstein
Charles Rosen
Don Shirley
GMAC
Sheldon “Morgenstern
New England Conservatory Orchestra
Symphony
Baltimore
Miami
Kansas City
Atlanta
Houston
San Diego
National
Washington
New’ England Conservatory
Peabody Conservatory
Oberlin
Tullard
University ‘of Northerlina
A &T
Northwestern
Ohio State
Paul ‘Bryan
Duke University
Charles’ Castleman
Belgium
Sete
Herely
Tyan’ Davis
Prine
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Spoon
Ikea
Athissof
Wasserman
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Woodmen
Legislative Record
Allen Jay High
Hi Te Eeory
C Samet Chamber of of Commerce
Aene
North Carolina Motor Car
Capitol Hill
Johnson Administration
Wilttlife Service
Congress
House
Getrich - Wick
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
CATV
Omar’ Burleson
D-Tex
Capitol
Hill
John L. McClellan
McClellan
Post Office Department
Philadelphia Orchestra
Juilliard
Sergiu Luca
Isaac Stern
Leonard Bernstein
New York “Philharmonic
Hugh NcGiimis
Stephen’ Marines
Kosciuszko Foundation
Chon Sado
Frederick Prausnitz
Europe
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