Cecil Haworth Retires as High Point Friend Minister
Cecil Haworth, longtime High Point Friends Meeting minister, retires at month end and moves to a smaller James town Meeting in July. His wife Esta receives their home and a gift to create happiness as colleagues praise his 34 years of guidance and pastoral care.
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High Point Friends Meeting
Jamestown
Notable Quaker Leader Haworth’s Career Highlights
Editor and pastor Haworth has degrees from New York Theological Seminary and Boston University School of Theology. He led Friends meetings in multiple states before serving High Point. He edited three Quaker volumes, wrote for Quaker publications, and chairs minister recording for the North Carolina Yearly Meeting. He belongs to Kiwanis and the Piedmont Association for Respiratory Diseases and is active in local ministerial groups. Haworth and his wife have three children.
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New York Theological Seminary
Boston University School of Theology
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Iowa
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Elizabeth City
Anyone Can Join Rejection in Youth Culture
The piece contrasts earlier college life with today’s permissive subculture led by hippie era ideals. It notes open acceptance, self-styled freedom, and easy status symbols while questioning whether this masks deeper loneliness and insecurity among youth.
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Jones Engineers
Contested Democratic Nomination Faces Two Non Candidates
Washington watchers debate whether the 1972 Democratic race will hinge on two non candidates Hubert Humphrey and Ted Kennedy. Others like Muskie Bayh McGovern Jackson Hughes stumble for momentum as Kennedy and Humphrey loom as ultimate contenders in a divided party.
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Iowa
South Dakota
Roaming the Piedmont Journey to the Old Country
A travel diary recounts a 14 day bus trip through Germany Switzerland and Austria from Kennedy to Frankfurt. The author praises guide Margarethe and driver Theo, notes 45 congenial travelers, vivid Rhine castles, and fond memories of friends Doris Herb Tom Delores Frances Lois and others before returning home saddle sore and inspired.
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The Easy Way Out of Revenue Sharing Debate
Sunday Accent reviews President Nixon's unrestricted revenue sharing proposal, contrasting federal aid with local taxation limits. Hearings before the House Ways and Means Committee reveal a split on local responsibility, tax burdens, and the need for local initiative versus federal funding.
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Gas War Slowdowns Hit Davidson County Gas Prices
A lengthy gas war lowers regular prices across major brands in Thomasville area with some dealers selling below cost. Disputes arise as distributors rebate margins while local stations face fluctuating quotes and loss of loyal customers. A street scene at Southgate Shopping Center adds color to the report.
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