Central High School observes Language Week and honors top student
Central High notes Language Week with French and Spanish events and a Parents Night push due to snow. Senior James Carter shines with a perfect 800 on the Advanced Mathematics Achievement test. The school hosts a Science Fair and honors winners ready for the District Fair on March 23.
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James
Central
High Point College
Bill Croom
Pam Lias
Don Hekler
Thomasville High Bulldogs Earn Conference Co Champion Status
Thomasville High celebrated a double win over Kannapolis as girls sealed their first conference victory and boys secured a 46 to 40 win to share the conference lead with Albemarle. A coin flip placed Thomasville second in the tournament seeding ahead of a Wednesday 9 PM game at East Rowan.
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Hauss
Thomasville High
Kannapolis
Bulldogs
Little Wonders
Thomasville
Ence
Albemarle
East Rowan
Concord
Geri Beshears
Suzie Green
Carolyn Atkins
Frankie Sedberry
Webb Langford
Bobby Dellinger
Robert Yeats
Jerry Peace
Bobby Powell
John Lee Welborne
Waldron Richardson
Downtown High Point Transforms Under New Plan
High Point's Downtown Development Corp has raised 220000 for a citywide plan aimed at gradual remodeling. Most work will be done by private owners with no tax or bond costs, as shops adopt aluminum canopies and rebuilt facades.
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High Point
Robert Kerr
Morganton
Downtown Development Corp
Ed Mendenhall
DDC
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Golden Triangle
Opment Commission
City of
Washington Drive
Elm
Culler
Scottish Bank
Jim Miller
East Central
Miller
Southern Railway
Kerr
Castro Attacks Castro Called Mr. Hate and Threats in Cuba
A Cuban refugee Mar cos Rodriguez spoke in High Point describing Cuba as unhappy under Castro. He claims missile bases remain underground with Soviet guards, Cuba’s diverse international influence, and brainwashing of children. He argues Cubans abroad must unite to aid their homeland.
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High Point
Marcos Rodriguez
Cuba
Rodriguez
Miami
CMKF
Holduin
Holdium
Latin America
Castro
United States
William Penn Notebook Observes Snow Day and Achievements
Snow blanketed the earth on Tuesday as six week period ends and English students receive World Book Encyclopedias. French filmstrips showcase Life in France and Literary Settings of France while seniors take College Entrance Board exams. Penn’s girls pursue interest in hand care as seniors receive rings and personal cards signal alumni future. Officers announce March 29 trade contest at A and T College Greensboro and Penn family extends sympathy for Mr Force’s mother.
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France
PENN
A & T College
Greensboro
Mr. Force
North Carolina Leads U S in Mica Production
A federal report under Charles Merrill shows North Carolina hosts the Spruce Pine district as the continent’s top mica producer with 250 square miles across Avery, Mitchell and Yancey counties. The study traces belts from Franklin Sylva to Ridgeway Sandy Ridge and notes large wartime and postwar government stockpiling and price controls.
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Margaret Kernodle Washington
North Carolina
Charles W. Merrill
Interior Department
Division of Minerals
Avery
Mitchell
Yancy
North America
Blue Ridge
Franklin-Sylva
Wilkes
Jefferson-Boone
Buncombe
Shelby-Hickory
South Carolina
Abbeville County
Anderson County
Iva
Barnes
Greenville County
Pickens County
United States
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Macon
Jackson Counties
Hazelwood
Haywood County
Wilkes County
Boone
Watauga County
Jefferson
Ashe County
Stokes
Rockingham
State Line
Virginia
Piedmont
Franklin
Warren
Inez
Caswell County
Yadkin
Burke
Rutherford
Polk, Swain
Forsyth
McDowell
United District
Cleveland County
Lincoln
Gastonia
Catawba
Spruce Pine
N. C
Navy
Requiem Sung At College In Memorial Auditorium
The Verdi Requiem will be performed March 21 at High Point College Memorial Auditorium. Winston-Salem Symphony Orchestra conducts 175 voice chorus with soloists Sally Wyly Sally Cone Paul Berry and Paul Hicksang. Tickets available before and at the door.
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Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
Z. Melnikov
High Point Junior League
Winston-Salem Symphony Orchestra
John Luele
Wesley Memorial Chancel
Howard Coble
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point College Chapel
J. Fryhover
Department of Fine Arts
Singers Guild of
Robert $. Gayle
High Point
Winston-Salem
William Anderson Not Same As Hurdover Street Name in Suit
Clarified report notes that a William Anderson referenced in a small claims civil suit judgment Friday is not the William A. Anderson from Hurdover Street. The distinction appends to a case filing, ensuring correct identity amid similar names.
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William Anderson
William A. Anderson
Hurdover Street
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University of Berlin
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Rialto Theater
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Mann’s
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Mr. Hate
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Kresses
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Washington and Main
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Sheraton Place
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William Penn Notebook
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