Ragsdale Students Attend Symposium
Ragsdale High School juniors Charles Eakes and Felix Carroll Jr. were selected to join a North Carolina Junior Science and Humanities Symposium at North Carolina State College April 16 to 18. Principal T. G. Madison announced Ragsdale’s invitation alongside Northeast High School. Accompanying them are biology teacher John Holbrook. The event, sponsored by the NC Academy of Science and the US Army Research Office Durham, aims to identify talented youth and foster scientific interests with lectures and lab visits under the theme Research in Progress, Science in the Making.
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Jamestown
North
Carolina Junior Science
Ragsdale
North Carolina State College
T. G. Madison’ Jr
Northeast High School
Charles Eakes
M. L. Eakes
Greensboro
Felix Carlyroll Jr
F. A. Carroll
Rt. 1
Highit Point
John Holbrook
Eakes
Carroll
North Carolina Academy of Science
United States Army Research Office
Durham
North Carolina State
Raleigh
North Carolina Department of Education
Ferrante and Teicher Deliver Musical Night of Glitz
The Greensboro Memorial Auditorium hosted Ferrante and Teicher in a lively two pianos show titled The Movie Theme Team. The duo, joyful and chatty, mixed Debussy and Gershwin with audience banter, showcasing sparkling piano work and theatrical sound effects to roaring applause.
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Debussy
Foster
Bernstein
Gershwin
Exodus
Ferrante
Teicher
Greensboro Memorial Auditorium
Piedmont
New York City
Wilkesbarre
Julliard School of Music
Julliard
Ferrante and Teicher
Shapard Named Superior ROTC Cadet at Davidson College
Superior Charlie B Shapard son of Mrs J A Shapard of 703 Westwood High Paint has been named Superior MS YT Cadet in the Davidson College ROTC where he serves as cadet major He is a Dana Scholar senior social science major and member of the College Union Board a cheerleader hall counselor and Phi Gamma Delta fraternity member.
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Charlie B. Shapard
J. A. Shapard
Westwood
Davidson College
Dana
Shapard
College Union Board
Phi Gamma Delta Social Fraternity
Scout Leader Murphey to Speak at High Point Meet
Andrew J. Murphey assistant director of the Activities and Special Events Service of the National Council Boy Scouts of America was to be the principal speaker at a noon meeting of the camping activities committee for the High Point area. Henry Shavitz chairs the committee and explorers advisors will attend. Murphey will address the Thomasville Lexington area committees later this evening. He began scouting in 1941 and has held senior roles since 1948.
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Andrew J. Murphey
National Council, Boy Scouts of America
High Point
Henry Shavitz
Murphey
Thomasville
Lexington
University of Pennsylvania
Absurdist Theme Opens Religion Week at High Point College
Prayer breakfast at First Baptist precedes Religion in Life Week with Absurd Assembly hosted by Student Christian Association. Rev. Brevard Williams of St. Paul's Winston-Salem will speak. week features nine leading ministers and panel discussions at Salem and Wake Forest institutions.
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Student Christian Assn
High Point College
Memorial Auditorium
Brevard Williams
Williams
School of Foreign Service
Georgetown University
Thomasville
First Baptis V.uug
Cramer Street
James
Crawford
Aresistry
St. John’s Church
West Jhégtinga
Breakfast Point
Episcopal
First Forest
Salem ‘College
Baptist
Toland Richard Walker
Don Drapeau
Department of
Ithe Church
Lindley Chapel
Framlat
Grady Wilson
Charles Eugene Mounts
Parks Todd
Centenary Methodist Church
Winston - Salem
Jane Freeman
Wake Forest College
David Riffe
Winston- Salem
Ed Williams
Russia
Beverly Woolter
Winston - Salem Journal
Senjtinel
Dave Jarvis
Wesley Memorial
Cause Is Found Against Man On Burglary Assault
In Thomasville Edward Haywood, 34, a New Haywood resident, faces a Superior Court trial after prior charges including burglary with rape. A separate matter notes Catherine Lyles receiving four and eighteen month sentences in Davidson County for related offenses. Police testified Haywood allegedly broke into homes, threatened occupants, and stole items. witnesses described violent acts and firearm threats.
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Edward Heart
New Haywood
Aman
York
Thej
Lexington
Haywood
Occas
Davidson County
Dix Hospital
Raleigh
Stamey
Moses Pe
Hughes
R. V. Stamey
Davidson
Mary. Lee Alfordment
Cohen St
Lyles
Gray
Sgt
Hay
Alford
Johnnye
George Franklin
Barnwell Street
James Payne
Franklin
Appled
Superior Court
Javidson County
Cifian
James Johnson
Johnson
Lexington — County
James Bruce Nealey
Ward Street
Midway School
Silver Valley School
Dony
iNealey
Highway 109
Schol Maloy Stroud
High Point
Boyce Carl Livert
Julian Avenue
The Sandbox One Act Play Planned On Wednesday
On Wednesday the assembly program will feature a one act play titled The Sandbox by Edward Albee. Cheedneke ate.
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Edward Albee
Randleman Man Wins Gun Club Handicap Shoot
Randleman resident Van Chamberlain won the Randleman Gun Club's annual Handicap shoot held Sunday for club members. Hoyt Wright of Asheboro finished runner up, with Charles Decker of Asheboro third. The club schedules a March 16 President's Cup for 75 targets, members only, with prizes for the champion and five class winners. Randolph County championship shoots set for April 19. The encyclopedia notes the doodlebug carnivorous beetle in the United States.
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Randleman
RR Signal Damaged In Hit And Run
Two hit and run cases were under police investigation in Thomasville. A railroad crossing warning signal at Randolph Street and the HPT&D crossing was damaged, the second time this year. Police checked Lackey Oil Co at Randolph and Highway 62 after a gas pump was struck. Mrs. Nancy Lambeth reported six pounds of groceries stolen from her auto on Chestnut Street. Police urged motorists to lock cars. at least 20 auto thefts or items stolen this year.
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Thomasville
Randolph Street
Hpt&d
Lackey Oil Co
Nancy Lambeth
Estes St
Chestnut Street
King Tutankhamun Died Young After Lavish Tomb Furnishings
The ancient Egyptian ruler Tutankhamun sought eternal life but died around age twenty. His tomb was richly stocked with varied items for his afterlife, reflecting beliefs in a continued existence beyond death.
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Tutankhamun
Ancient
Egypt
Hima
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