High Point YWCA Leader Helen Lindsay Acknowledged
Mrs. J W Lindsay guides High Point YWCA through moving months as Adams Memorial building replaces Main Street site. Spearheading drive, she praises many volunteers while highlighting Helen Reynolds Lindsay's leadership, community ties, and lifelong public service.
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High Point
Fas Healens « Peate
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
Charles Tillett
U. S
United Nation
Commission On the Status of Women
The
YWGA
J. W. Lindsay
J. William Lindsay
Helen
Helen Reynolds Lindsay
Lindsey Murray Hoag Reynolds
Daniel Boone
Mr. Reynolds
Bush Hill
Archdale
Guilford College
Haverford College
Pennsylvania
Haverford
North Carolina Savings Bank and Trust Co
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Reynolds
Lindsay
Cora Kearns Reynolds
Henry C. Kearns
G. H. Kearns
J. Allen Austin
Henry Kearns
Florida
North Carolina
Kearns
Springfield
Model Farm
L. M. H. Reynolds
W. A. Lambeth
Bryn Mawr
Mount Holyoke College
Massachusetts
Marjorie Webster College
Washington, D. C
Myrtle Desk
Alma Desk
Boling Chair Co
Elm Street
High Point High
David Murray Lindsay
Marjorie Brown
David
Carteret Concrete Co
Marjorie
Morehead City
Bete Bete
Wesley Memoria Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Chestnut Street
Pressent
WSCS
Wesleyan Service Guild
Catesby Bird Club
Irene
Adams Memorial
N. Main Street
Gatewood
Westwood Avenues
Adams Memorial Ywca
Board of Directors
Charles Reddick
Dorothy Gueth
Holt McPherson
Jess Washburn
W. H. Slane
Finance Committee
E. L. Grimsley
Albert Hart Jr
Raleigh Dingman
Howard Marsh
Mrs. Lindsay
Oeibe
Out
Helen Lindsay
YWCA Reports Finances and 1961 Budget Plan
The YWCA details 1960 income from United Fund and memberships and lists major expenditures including salaries and building costs. It notes a half million dollar expansion and outlines a 1961 budget of 45 552 with subsidies expected to shrink. The president urges citizen shareholders to participate in expanded services for families.
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YWCA
J. W. Lindsay
Yeremes
United Fund
Lee
Lindsay
Young
Women's Christian Assn
Shareholder
Electrical Living Service formed as Bryant affiliate
Formation of Electrical Living Service Inc. as an affiliate of Bryant Electric Inc. was announced yesterday. The new firm will focus on residential installation and upkeep of electrical wiring and fixtures, including air conditioning and heat pumps. D. E. Davis serves as president with George Saunders as vice president and Howard Pancoast as secretary treasurer. The business operates from 1901 English St. in Bryant Electric’s office, with its own office building planned on an adjacent lot.
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Electrical Living Service Inc
Bryant Electric Inc
Bryant
Bill Beck
Electrical Living Service
Beck
D. E. Davis
George Saunders
Howard Pancoast
Fir
English St
Bryant Electric
Pack 20 Meeting Rescheduled for Tuesday Night
Due to a schedule clash with the YMCA Biddy Basketball Banquet the Pack 20 meeting moved from Monday to Tuesday at 7 30 p m at First Presbyterian Church with the same location preserved.
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YMCA
First Presbyterian Church
Two Auto Accidents Lead to $700 Damages and Charges
Police report two crashes yesterday afternoon. Thomas Lyles Almond, 16, faces a charge of failure to reduce speed after colliding with Clara Owne by Hardy, causing $700 in damages. the second crash at Westchester Drive and Burton Street involved Chester Davis Small, 53, cited for failure to yield, with damages totaling $400.
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Thomas Lyles Almond
N. Hamilton Street
Almond
Clara Owne
Hardy
Woodridge Avenue
E. Parkway
N. Hamil
Lice
Chester Davis Small
Ennis Street
Westchester Drive
W. Burton Street
Small
W. Burton
Thomas Michael Gurley
Westwood Avenue
Westchester
Ow & Car
Old Johnson Farmhouse One Razed in High Point Area
The old Johnson farmhouse at North Main Street and Louise Avenue in High Point is being demolished to cut costs. Owner John Peacock notes the house dates to 1845 from a marked chimney stone, with its family owning it since 1908. No immediate plans exist due to zoning, aside from razing the property.
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High Point
Johnson
North Main Street
Louise Avenue
John Peacock
Peacock
Dred Peacock
Methodist Church Edifies With New Educational Building
Temple once used by the church adds a two story facility with 22 281 square feet of space. It includes a chapel near the main entrance 17 classrooms and a crib room with a college age room and snack bar. The structure features air conditioning zone heating restrooms lounges and sheltered walkways to the main church.
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First Methodist
First Methodist Church
NHS Honors Inducts Twenty-Two Juniors and Thirteen Seniors
Senior High School inducted 22 juniors and 13 seniors into the National Honor Society with NHS president Judy Culp presiding. Trudge Herbert received the NHS Service Cup, marking the day as a top school honor.
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National Honor Society
Judy Culp
NHS
Trudge Herbert
College Preparatory Sophomores Tackle English Drills
Sophomore students struggle with English drills under Miss Geneva Highfill whose methods appear to be yielding results.
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Miss Geneva Highfill
Bloodmobile Returns to Asheboro Under Junior Chamber Sponsorship
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Asheboro for two days sponsored by the Asheboro Junior Chamber of Commerce. It will operate at First Methodist Church from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily, with a two day quota of 290 pints.
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Asheboro
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Randolph Cunty
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J. W. Lindsay Sr
Vera Idol
Greensboro College
Greensboro
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Columbia University
New York City
Emma Blair
High Point College
E. K. McLarty
Helen Reynolds
Odell Lindsay
Guilford Hosiery Mills
Wesley Memorial Church
John William Jr
Betty Lynn
These Point
Hillcrest Dr
Mr. Lindsay
J. N. Rawleigh Co
Ton Streets
N. Hamilton
Old Johnson Farmhouse
David Cox
High Point High School
Ferndale
Northeast
Oak View
Future Teachers of America
FTA
Toni Rochelle
High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce
Toni
Bison Cagers
Lexington
Bison
Acappella
Woman's College
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