High Point College Mrs. McMeekin Kerr Transforms Dorm Life
Mrs. James McMeekin Kerr, house mother of McCulloch Hall at High Point College, brought discipline and order to the 250 male residents since last September. She inspected rooms weekly, used the Dormitory Council, and even removed a television to curb disruptions. During Christmas, she kept the dorm open and hosted 13 students with meals in a rented fridge, earning student approval as “Mrs Mac.”
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Robert Marks
James McMeekin-Kerr
High Point College
McCulloch Hall
McMeekin - Kerr
McMeekin- Kerr
Raleigh
Red Cross
England
Ashe County
Scotland
North Carolina
Texas
Little Phoenix
Furniture Annex
Arabia
McMeek
Kerr
McMeekin Kerr
McMeekin
Mrs. Mac
Johnson family photo caption at High Point plant
The caption identifies F. M. Johnson as second from the left in the third row. The man at far right is the plant superintendent, Mr. Hamilton. In the bottom picture Johnson appears on the front row, second from the right.
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F. M. Johnson
Mr. Hamilton
Johnson
Ben M. Johnson
Kenilworth Dr
Old Eagle Furniture Co
Staley Silk Mill
County plans for county home use after closure
County officials discuss repurposing the County home property for county farm agents given its central location and the impracticality of maintaining 45 rooms for 13 residents. State and federal funds may aid this transition to care for these persons elsewhere.
Canadian Geese Make Tar Heel Pond Home
In Ansonville North Carolina Hazel Ross Gaddy runs a wild goose refuge with over 10 000 Canada geese on an 8 acre pond. Birds arrive after full moons in September and October and depart for Hudson Bay each March. Approximately 30 000 visitors tour the refuge each season.
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Ansonville
N.C
Lockhart Gaddy
Charlotte
Hazel Ross Gaddy
Gaddy Refuge
Hudson Bay
Mrs.Gaddy
Gaddy
North Carolina
Russians Craft New Puppet Villain in Soviet Cartoon
Moscow reports a new Soviet puppet cartoon lampoons Western journalists as part of an exposé on foreign press coverage of the Soviet Union. Excerpts aired on television drew laughs from Western correspondents, while the plot follows a U.S. setting and a Moscow correspondent recruitment scene.
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Moscow
Bob Sketch
Soviet Union
United States
4-H Week Observed Across Nation and Guilford County
Celebration of National 4 H Week began yesterday and runs to next Saturday. Guilford County reports 12 clubs with about 15 youths each, ages 9 to 21, promoting farm and home methods, citizenship, health, safety, and grooming through community based projects and events.
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Enterprise
Wrnter
United States
Puerto Rico
Guilford County
Senior High Bison Basketball and National Merit Mentions
The Bison traveled to Greensboro for their last regular conference game. A pep rally and band supported school spirit at 3:10 PM. National Merit finalists named from Senior High include Lelia Clinard, Nick Fountain, Dorothy Lester, Larry Smith, Dan Stoddard, and Linda Tunstall. Winners will be announced in May. Three NFL members earned high honors at Duke University on Feb 24, led by Brantley Kearns in humorous interpretation. Dorothy Lester and Frank Fairchild won medals in extemporaneous speaking and dramatic interpretation. Local NFL debates included Allen Jay and Thomasville.
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Bison
Greensboro Senior High
Lelia Clinard
Nick Fountain
Dorothy Lester
Larry Smith
Dan Stoddard
Linda Tunstall
Tional
Duke University
Brantley Kearns
Frank Fairchild
NFL
Allen Jay
Thomasville
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Joe Rawiey
Hardy Henry
Greenville
S. C
City Hall
Kyle Williams
Ed Tysinger
Goose Refuge
Guilford
High Point
Greensboro
County Court House
John F. Kennedy
4-H