Five Area Students on GTI List
Five High Point area residents named to Guilford Technical Institute honor lists for spring quarter. Perfect 4.0 recipients include Pam Wood Beverly Osborne Nell M Mills Leslie Idol and James C Holman. Dean's List honorees with B averages include Roger Albright Thomasville Howard Barrett Ronald Blackmon Mary Hill Emma Howell Ava Kaney Sammie Hiatt Julia Myers Ramona Smith and several High Point Thomasville Lexington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
High Point Area
Guilford Technical Institute
Pam Wood
Garrison Avenue
Beverly Osborne
Rt. 1
Nell M. Mills
Rt. 7
Greensboro
Leslie L. Idol
Colfax
James C. Holman
Lexington
GTI
Roger Albright
Cunningham Brick Road
Thomasville
Howard W. Barrett
Maplewood Road
Ronald Blackmon
Rt. 2
Trinity
Mary K. Hill
Emma J. Howell
Winston Street
Ava Kaney
Sammie Hiatt
Groometown Road
Julia C. Myers
Rt. 5
Ramona C. Smith
High Point
Barbara Curtis
Stanton Place
Kathryn R. Baker
Ferndale Drive
Tommy Hayworth
Jo A. Holland
Woodrow Avenue
Harold Hucks
South Road
David L. Johnson
Timber Street
Joyce Johnson
Liberty Road
Judy D. Martin
Chestnut Drive
Sharon S. Penley
Gatewood Avenue
Patsy R. Robbins
Garrison Street
Bonnie Teal
Flint Avenue
Lost Colony Marks 30th Season At Roanoke Island
The 30th season of Paul Green’s Lost Colony opens June 19 at Waterside Theatre near Manteo Fort Raleigh site. A 150 member cast retraces the 1590 Roanoke voyage and colony with nightly performances through August 30 except Sundays, at 8 30 p.m. on Roanoke Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green
America
Manteo
Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
Roanoke Island
Ladies Night In A Turkish Bath at Barn Dinner Theatre
The Barn Dinner Theatre presents a situation comedy titled Ladies Night In A Turkish Bath opening Wednesday. A shy professor fears women while a college girl and her brother-in-law set up a farcical night involving a Pagan Revel party and disguises in a Turkish bath, ending in romance. The cast features Pamela Leonard Holly Widner Terri Kuhl Ken Marino and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Leonard
Holly Widner
Terri Kuhl
Ken Marino
Lois Diane Hicks
Bille McBride
Maurice McGill
John Hughes
Linda Maassen
Tests Point to Organic Waste Causing Yadkin River Fish Kill
State officials say preliminary tests indicate a slug of organic waste depleted oxygen in the Yadkin River, killing hundreds if not thousands of fish from Muddy Creek near Winston-Salem to the 185 crossing at Salisbury. No pesticides or toxic metals detected. The area included bass, shad, bream, perch, gar, carp, and catfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Earle C. Hubbard
State Department of Water and Air Resources
Winston- Salem
Salisbury
Hubbard
Davie County
Muddy Creek
Winston-Salem
Area Students Celebrate Degrees From East Carolina University
Several area students earned East Carolina University degrees. Names include Elizabeth Goode Bissette and Margaret Suzanne Cleary with bachelor of science in business administration. Diana Gail Watson and Evelyn Carole Webster among Burlington graduates. and Rebecca Till Chambless earning nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ellerbe Rogers
University of South Carolina
East Carolina University
Elizabeth Goode Bissette
High Point
Margaret Suzanne Cleary
Lexington
Brenda Jo Elliott
Sirley Anne Lewis
Richard Finley Moldin
Elizabeth Ann Plummer
Asheboro
Carol Jean Smith
Thomasville
Jonnie Ellen Sykes
Burlington
Diana Gail Watson
Evelyn Carole Webster
Charles Ellis Stroupe Jr
Susan Leigh Terry
Rebecca Till Chambless
East Carolina
Ricard Wayne Bowers
Executive To Attend Institute At University Of Georgia
Calvin T. Rice, assistant manager of the High Point Chamber of Commerce, will attend the Institutes for Organization Management program at the University of Georgia in Athens this week. Now in his fifth year with the local chamber, Rice enters the program as part of a national effort by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States offering a three year course in management and a second three year course in advanced studies. Last year he studied at Syracuse University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin T. Rice
High Point Chamber of Commerce
University of Georgia
Rice
Chamber of Commerce
University
Athens
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
National Chamber of Commerce
Syracuse University
Musical program at First Emmanuel Baptist Church
A 2:30 p.m. concert at First Emmanuel Baptist Church on Leonard Street features the Mighty Kings, Emmanuel Jubilee Chorus, and other groups. Sponsored by the Mellow Voices, the program promises a varied selection of songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Emmanuel Baptist Church
Leonard Street
the Mighty Kings
Emmanuel Jubilee Chorus
The
Mellow Voices
Weight loss journey ends in 65 pound loss with Ayds
Bonnie Franz recalls years of overeating in a crowded family home before her 65 pound loss using Ayds Reducing Plan Candy. She credits appetite suppression and discipline, noting early efforts with gum and diet foods, then success after trying Ayds. It comes in three flavors and contains no cyclamates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Franz
Williamsburg
Maryland
Bonnie
Kenny
Ayds
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