Official Sets Swim Schedule
An area summer water safety plan is announced with Learn to Swim classes at the YMCA. Programs include Beginners Monday to Friday 9 to 9 45 a m Progressive swimming Monday Friday noon to 12 noon Family Swim Fridays 7 to 9 p m Father and son swim Monday Wednesday Thursday and Friday 7 4 p m Women and girls Tuesday to promote safe aquatic activity in the community.
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YMCA
Class Returns After Doing Big Cities
Denton’s class of 1957 returned yesterday from a weeklong trip to Washington and New York. Mrs. Jack Smith served as chaperone. The group traveled by chartered bus, visited government sites, and viewed the Giants and the Mil. See the government printing office.
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Denton
Washington
New York
Jack Smith
Washington, D. C
New York City
Giants
Fri- Scott
Government Printing Office
Lee
Lottesville
Jefferson
Monti
Installation Set For PTA Officers Of New School
Cen tral High School PTA holds an installation service Tuesday at eight in the auditorium of Junior Home. Officers for the newly formed unit will be installed by the North Carolina PTA. Clarence Llinks, Mrs. Hubert Carrick, and Mrs. Eugene By secretary are named. Area of the large district formed by the union of several communities urged to attend and support the new group.
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Lexington
Central High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Tion
North Carolina
Clarence Links
Hubert Carrick
Eugene Bysecretary
Davis-Townsend
Linwood
Southmont
Silver Valley
Junior Home
Denton Field to Receive Lights This Summer
Denton will install lights at the city athletic field within two to three weeks. The $2,500 project, led by local churches and funded by merchants, will illuminate the high school field used by the recreation department for summer little legue baseball and softball. Hicks serves as recreation director for the season.
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Denton
Howell Snider
Paace
Light- Hicks
Foreign Car Made Locally
HARDSFIELD ND. Robert Weisz built a foreign-looking miniature car at his farm home three miles south of town. He assembled it from parts of eight old cars and a tractor. The vehicle is powered by a 1½ horsepower washing machine engine and can reach up to 25 miles per hour.
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Hardsfield
N. D
Robert Weisz
Weisz
Ministerial Student's Ordination Planned
Thomasville's Robert Edward Myers, born 1931, will be ordained as Evangelical and Reformed minister at Heidelburg Church. The service features Rev. Dr. Harvey A. Fesperman and Rev. Dr. J A Palmer, with Sechrest presenting and Rev. Cheek delivering the sermon. Myers, married to Carolyn Adkins, is to serve at Crescent Charge in Rockwell starting June 15.
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Thomasville
Robert Edward Myers
Heidelburg
Palmer
Cheek
Sechrest
Myers
W. E. Myers
Davidson Street
Thomasville High School
Pfeiffer Junior College
Southern Synod
Catawba College
The
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Deathers Synod
Heidelberg Church
Carolyn Adkins
Statesville
Crescent Charge
Rockwell
Lylerly Memorial Church
Nazareth Orphan's Home
St. Luke's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Salisbury
Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy Ends Year
Diplomas for completing eight grades were awarded at closing exercises with honor awards for highest averages through the ninth grade. Rev Fr Thomas R Walsh presented the diplomas to twenty three students, among them Cary Boggan Michael Davis James Hammes Carey Siderton and Donald Nackley.
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Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy
Thomas R. Walsh
Cary Boggan
Michael Davis
James Hammes
Carey Siderton
Donald Nackley
Michael O'Connor
Richard Swaim
Mark Tolton
Rosemary Boedicker
Regina Hinshaw
Iris Ann Hubbard
Mary Etta Jarrell
Charlotte Koon
Evelyn Lowell
Eleanor Noone
Patricia O'Connor
Linda Secrest
Marie Secrest
Jane Webb
Deaths and Funerals in Local Churches and Cemeteries
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Gwendolyn Martin in Yow's Chapel with two pastors officiating and interment in Floral Garden Cemetery. Oliphant aged 78, Welsh native and longtime local resident, died after illness. Hattie Coltrane 96 a funeral at Ebenezer Methodist with multiple clergy. body to family home in Fairfield Community. Frederick E Whitescarver died after heart attack. services at First Baptist with entombment at Guilford Memorial Mausoleum. Paul Elab Wilkins 40 killed in automobile crash near Lexington. service at Calvary Church of the Nazarene with burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Gwendolyn Martin
Yow’s
C. Roger Bell
Harry Hawthorne
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
R. G.my
R. J. Helm
Bill Cecil
Carl Bai
John Catlin
Vincent D. Dress
Floral Garden
Oliphant
Wales
Carita Woody
Woodrow Ave
Hattie Coltrane
Hattie Sarah Coltrane
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Mr. Berry
J. A. Grout
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Bagman
Arch Cemetery
Ee Funeral Home
J. E B. Taylor
Fairfield
F. E. Whitescarver
Fredrick E. Whitescarver
First Baptist Church
J. E. Rawnson
Thomas
Emerywood Church
Guilford Memorial Mausoleum
Jesse H. Washburn
George Ridge
Dave
Whitescarver
Country Club
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point
Slane Hosiery
Paul EB. Wilkins
Paul Ela Wilkins
Calvary Church of the Nazarene
Prospect Street
Tor
A. H. Johnson
J. W. Tuttle
Wallace Erickson
Kalin Shepa Sisk
Clyde— Sisk
Aul Duggins
Clarence Duggins
Boyd Johnson
Floral Garden Park
Mr. Wilkins
Lexington
Conway Resident’s Father Dies After Illness
Beverly Beverly, 78, retired farmer of Pawley Swamp Hor ry County, died at 11 25 p m Friday at his home after an extended illness. Survived by wife Ella Cook Beverly of Route 2 Conway two sons Norman Beverly of High Point and James Walker Beverly of Route 2 Conway two half brothers J B Beverly and J A Beverly and two grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 p m today at Pawley Swamp Missionary Church with burial in Pawley Swamp Cemetery.
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Conway
Outland
Route 2
J. B. Beverly
J. A. Beverly
Route 1
Pawley Swamp Missionary
Pawley Swamp
Plans Complete For Guilford County Fire School
Guilford County Fire Protective Association completes plans for a county wide fire fighting school from June 17 to June 21 at Croft Sedgefiel near Greensboro. Fire instructor W. H. Hunter Jr. and State Deputy Fire Marshall Sherman Pickard will lead. Six volunteers from each of 15 departments will learn hose and equipment handling breathing gear fog tactics house fire techniques and overhaul operations.
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Guilford County Fire Protective Association
croft + Sedgefie
Vet student finishes Thomasville graduate at Oklahoma A&M
Le Roy Coggins of Thomasville, a veterinary student, was among 1 542 graduates from Oklahoma A and M at Stillwater. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank C Coggins who attended the graduation exercises.
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Thomasville
Leroy Coggins
Oklahoma A & M
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Frank C. Coggins
Randolph Native Dies In Texas
B C Sumner 42 a Randolph County native and San Antonio resident died yesterday in a San Antonio hospital after a heart attack. Survived by his wife five children and siblings Mrs Curtis F Webster Archdale Mrs Cletus Bennett and Miss Violet Sumner Route 1 Trinity and a brother in Galveston Funeral arrangements were not completed last night.
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B. C. Sumner
San Antonio
Tex
Randolph County
Sumner
Curtis F. Webster
Archdale
Cletus Bennett
Violet Sumner
Route 1
Trinity
Galveston
Churchill Description of Soviet Russia as Enigma
A famous quote cites Sir Winston Churchill calling Soviet Russia a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. The line is often linked to his assessments of the USSR during World War II era.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Soviet Russia
Cadillac
Weather Outlook For Western States And Midwest
Forecasters predict fair conditions across western states with warmer temperatures in the north and Midwest. Cooler conditions are expected in the Mississippi Valley, northern Plains, and the Great Basin as a high pressure system shifts.
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New
mid-West
Mississippi Valley
Northern Plains
Great Basin
Nuclear power may replace coal by 1970 says UN report
A 251 page UN report notes Britain already has cheap nuclear power and Canada by 1965 while parts of the United States may reach that point by 1970. Dag Hammarskjold cites potential for widespread commercial use and cautions hydro and fossil fuels remain essential. The International Labour Office warns up to half a million US workers face radiation exposure and calls for licensing and safety records.
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United Nations
N. Y
Britain
Canada
United States
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Economic and Social Council
International Labor Office
Public Asked To Note Flag Anniversary
Mayor Jess Washburn issued a Big Day Proclamation urging all businesses and citizens to display the American flag on Friday June 14 the 180th anniversary of Old Glory adoption. He said the display would show patriotism and good citizenship in the nation.
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Jess Washburn
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