Community Concert Plans 1964 65 Season In High Point
Gilbert Gray announces a full season for the Community Concert Assn with notable artists and dates. Leon Fleisher pianist on Oct 13, Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Tour Orchestra on Mar 11, San Francisco Ballet Dancers on Nov 11, and Barry Morrell tenor on Feb 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Gray
Community Concert Assn
High Point
Leon Fleisher
Arthur Fiedler
Boston Pops
San Francisco Ballet
Barry Morrell
Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville Area
Death notices and funeral details for Robert Charles Hicks Elbridge Bay French Homer Warren Wood Squire Homer Caneer Jr John Franklin Jarrell Jeney Reece Williams and others include ages locations church services dates and burial plans with various relatives and tribute notes from local churches and funeral homes. A Kingston Ontario note reports a church wedding service language reform removing thee and thou for modern you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Ont
United Church of Canada
Funeral for Joseph Edward Spencer at Glenora Baptist Church
Joseph Edward Spencer died Saturday morning at 3 1 from John Umstead Hospital in Durham. Funeral conducted Sunday at 3 PM from Glenora Baptist Church with Rev. Cecil Wright officiating. Burial in Marlboro Friends Cemetery. Remains at Cumby Mortuary until 30 minutes before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Charles Hicks
Elbridge French
Elbridge Bay
Tony) French
Lebanon Methodist Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
French
Westridge Dr
Greensboro
Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital
Paul Clinard
Rt. 2
Lexington
New Pierce Chapel Primitive Baptist Church
W. J. Puckett
T. Atkinson
Toms Creek Baptist Church
Siler
Old Highway
Daniel Hall Shirley
James Hall
Montise Link Shirley
Lexington Ave
Jack L. Davis
St. Michael’s Lutheran Church
High Point Memorial Hospital
Joseph Edward Spencer
Glenora Baptist Church
Cecil Wright
Marlboro Friends Cemetery
Mr. Spencer
Rt. 3
High Point
John Umstead
Durham
jCumby
Thundershowers Likely and Warm Through Weekend
Weather bureau callers forecast scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. Sunday and Monday will be variable cloudiness with very warm humid conditions. Today’s high near 92 and low around 68 with Monday near 93. Saturday saw 0.20 inches at Friendship Airport, a record for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Sales Leader G E Schultheiss tops life insurance list
G E Schultheiss, top salesman for Metropolitan Life in High Point district, placed over 1,000,000 in personal life insurance last year, sixth straight year over the million mark, earning a spot at a four day New York conference with company officers. The piece notes 37 home office officials and Miss Mabel Tate among others, and mentions the Pilot Life Insurance group traveling to New York for the convention and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Schultheiss
Metropolitan Life Insurance
High Point
United States
Canada
Schultheiss
New York City
N.Y
Mabel Tate
Pilot Life
Mabel Tatesurance Co
Pilot Field
Archie Myatt Jr
Stewart Hart
Serley
Jack Hartley
Neal Craig
Guilford County Schools name co chairmen for accreditation drive
Two co chairmen Emma Nelson and J Earle Whitley were chosen to lead Guilford County Elementary School Evaluation Program in preparing schools for Southern Association accreditation. Dr H T Conner resigned to join Greensboro City Schools as assistant superintendent. The program focuses on self evaluation, summer and fall planning, and improving elementary services such as libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Southern Assn. of Schools and
H. T. Conner
Greensboro
Emma Nelson
J. Earle Whitley
Association
Conner
PTA
Board of Education
Kenneth Howe
School of Education
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Oakview Scholarships Planned by Community Group
Oakview Scholarships Are Planned as earnings from funds received by the former Oakview Voluntary Fire Department will fund scholarships for outstanding Oakview students. The Oakview Community Service Corp formerly the fire organization voted to divert funds and will have the board map details, aiming to award the first scholarship in the upcoming fall semester. The department’s station and engine were bought by the City of High Point when Oakview was annexed in 1960.
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Oakview Voluntary Fire Department
Oakview
Oakview Community Service Corp
Nelson McCoss
McCoss
High Point
High Pointer Earns Harvard Master of Landscape Architecture
Hubert L. Phillips Jr. of 407 Eastchester Dr in High Point earned a Master of Landscape Architecture from Harvard University. He was among about 300 graduates at Harvard's 313th commencement last Thursday, with nearly 1,000 receiving bachelor degrees and others earning advanced degrees.
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Hubert L. Phillips Jr
Eastchester Dr
High Point
Harvard University
Phillips
Harvard
Traffic Survey Study Is Begun
THOMASVILLE A State Highway Commission traffic origin destination survey in Thomasville uses 22 survey stations set before June 22 and 24 hour interviewing. IBM cards move from stations to City Hall basement for processing, with October expected to yield findings for city officials.
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Thomasville
State Highway Commission
City Hall
Davidson
Randolph County Line
Pleasant Grove Church Road
Randolph County
Highway Patrol
Peter F. Lydens
Lydens
Police Department
Maryfield Nursing Home Receives $5000 Foundation Gift
The Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation of Winston-Salem allocated 5000 to Maryfield Nursing Home near Greensboro Road, aiding a planned 6 bed facility. Campaign chair Leo J. Heer announced the gift as local and federal funds push the project toward its 284150 goal, with construction slated soon after bids. Also in Durham, 100 North Carolina Volunteers college students begin a summer anti poverty program after a 59802 federal grant matching about 50000 from The North Carolina Fund.
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Maryfield Nursing Home
Leo J. Heer
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Winston-Salem Hird
Maryfeld
Heer
Maryfield
Piedmont Triad
Greensboro Road
Durham
North Carolina Volunteers
Duke University
North Carolina Fund
North Carolina
Pakistan to spend 274 million on defense in 1964-65
Finance Minister Mohammad Shoaib told the National Assembly that Pakistan will allocate 274 million dollars for defense in the 1964-65 budget. The total budget is 588 million dollars.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Mohammad Shoaib
The
National Assembly
Robbery Charges Filed Against Local Man
Thomasville report states 23 year old Roger Lee Davis of 118 Church St was charged with attempted safe robbery and breaking and entering after police captured him at the bus terminal about 1 am Saturday. A 50 pound safe was rolled to the door from the rear. Officers believe an accomplice planned to drive away with the loot valued at 162.72 in cash and 17.50 in checks from Carolina Coach Co. Davis awaited a Monday preliminary hearing in Recorders Court.
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Thomasville
Church Street
Roger Lee Davis
Church St
Davis
B. J. Tysinger
Tysinger
Carolina Coach Co
Recorders Court
Small Boy Injured In Crash Near Baltimore Street
Ricky Cole five from Martha Place was thrown into a windshield in a two car wreck at Mod el Farm Road and Baltimore Street. He underwent surgery and was listed in satisfactory condition. Occupants included Jess Owens forty six driver of one car and Randall Johnson thirty eight driver of the other. Owens was charged with driving on the wrong side. Damages were about 350 dollars per vehicle.
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Ricky Cole
Martha Place
Model Farm Road
Baltimore Street
Jess Franklin Owens
Baltimore St
Randall Leon Johnson
Fairfield Road
Nada G. Clodfelter
Archdale
David Medlin
Coble St
Owens
Johnson
Institute to hold music institute for Methodists in southeast
Lake Junaluska hosts an institute of church music on August 27 for Methodist leaders in churches districts and conferences. Alec Wyton organist choirmaster at Cathedral of St John the Divine New York City joins as faculty. Director is W Howard Coble minister of music at Wesley Memorial Church High Point.
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Lake Junaluska
Alec Wyton
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
New York City
W. Howard Coble
Wesley Memorial Poste
High Point
Disease Claims Fifth Victim At Fort Ord
The fifth death of a soldier from meningitis this year at Ft. Ord occurred Friday. Pvt. Robert G. Robinson, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Robinson of Yakima Washington, died two hours after entering the fort's hospital. An autopsy confirmed meningitis as the cause.
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Monterey
Calif
Ft. Ord
Robert G. Robinson
Samuel &. Robinson
Yakima
Wash
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Homer Wood
Homer Warren’ Wood
Rt. 5
Trinity Community
Pierce's Chapel
Primitive ’ Baptist
Lauren
Manadon County
D. A. O'Bryant
Reidsville
Church
Marcus Wood
Donald W. Wood
Earl L. Wood
Tommy Wood
C. R. Thomas
Edgar Wood
Mr. Wood
N. C. Baptist Hospital
Winston Salem
Homer Moser Jr
Squire Homer Caneer Jr
Cumby Chapel
Roy Dowles
J. 8. Moore
Floral Garden Park
Roy Neese
Clyde Neese
Garland Neese
Bill Neese
RB. E. Grady
Mr. Moser
Phillips Street Extension
Jeney R. Williams
Reece Williams
Mae "Campbell
John Franklin Jarrell
Silver Valley
Griffis
Denton
W. E
Alma Hunt Jarrell
New Pierce Chapel
Mr. Williams
Franklinville
Henry Rufus
Maryssons
J. W
Daythen Jar- Mullinix Williams
Kell
Ricky Jarrell
Frank-lone
Dale Cook
Linville
Herof Rt. 1
W. E. Jarrell
Rt. Lex
Triangle Hosiery
Helington
Troy C
Pied Jarrell
Anament Lodge
AF & AM
Numa F. Reid Lodge
Oasis Shrine
Thhe Order of the Eastern Star
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Peacock
Ruth Hedrick
Henry Clyde Williams
Chandler Ave
T. Allen Williams
Castleberry
Fla
Lila Allred
Kersey Drive
Sechrest Chapel
James G.huggin
James L
Sechrest Funeral Home
Shirley
MI Fmr
UE Lng
CAI GE
Oye
Joseph Spencer
Friendship Airport
William Ingram
Branch Motor Express Co
Charlotte
Roadco
High Pointer
Foundation
Sertoma
High Point Sertoma Club
Sedgefield Steak House
Richard Snyder
Jerry Slanter
Joe Lambeth
Roscoe Briley
Millard Burt
Wallace Heiling
Arf
Richardaond
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