Judy Teague Miss High Point of 1963 Profile
Judy Teague 18 year old High Point girl crowned Miss High Point 1963. She aims to be a wife and mother while pursuing nursing and dancing. Born July 31 1944, daughter of Ivey Austin Teague and step family at 1223 Delk Dr. Active in Red Cross and nursing aide work, undecided on college plans.
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Judy
Betsy Beel
Betsy
Judith Alma Teague
Ivey Austin Teague
Red Cross
Salisbury
High Point
The Wonder Of It By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
An editor’s outlook extols the Hale telescope on Mt Palomar and its great mirror. It traces the 1934 glassmaking story to 1947 and reflects on humanity’s shrinking view of its place in a vast expanding universe. It highlights light speed, distances, galaxies, and a growing sense of God in creation.
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MT. Palomar
Calif
Pala Valley
Hale
Corning Glass
Cal-Tech
Pasadena
Dunkirk
Pearl Harbor
Los Angeles
Mt. Wilson
New York State
Galileo
New York
Pluto
Milky Way
Andromeda
Mars
Fred Hoyle
Earth
Mount Olympus
Athens
Istanbul
God
Palomar
Readers debate race in city council announcements and capital punishment
Letters express concern over repeated reference to candidate Moore's race in election coverage and urge judging officials by qualifications. Other letters urge action against capital punishment, arguing for rehabilitation, moral reform, and parole-focused justice.
High Point Roads See Pressure as NC Legislature Debates Fund
Highway concerns in High Point push for action as Merrill Evans urges a $250 million bond to boost road funding. Proposals include $100 million for secondary roads and $100 million for primary roads with $50 million for city streets plus formula-based Powell Bill allocations. Other funding ideas cover higher gas tax and DMV shifts.
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High Point
Highway Commission
Merrill Evans
Joint Roads Committee
North Carolina
Evans
N. Main Street
English Road
West End
S. Main Street
N. Main
Department of Motor Vehicles
Highway Fund
General Fund
Wake up Thomasville politics and teen program concerns
The Thea Thomasville Scene urges residents to file as candidates for mayor or city council by April 16 and notes possible re elections of Doak Finch or Joe Bales. It praises Bobby Powell’s Morehead Scholarship, reports church building programs, laments teen participation at the Civic Center, and reminds of a City Planning Commission meeting to revise the planning program.
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Tom Johnson
Doak Finch
Joe Bales
Bobby Powell
Morehead
Civic Center
Rec
City Planning Commission
City Hall
Avalanche Deaths Near Ouray Shown In Guideposts Tale
Readers learn of a 1957 Guideposts story recounting Rev Marvin Hudson and two Wilmington daughters killed by a Red Mountain Pass avalanche on U S 550 near Ouray Colorado. A separate anecdote describes pastors meeting in the Rockies and crossing a snow barrier after an avalanche.
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Marvin Hudson
U. S
Ouray
Colo
Rockies
Red Mountain Pass
Mr. Hudson
Hudsons
Rocky Mountains
J. H. Halloran
Silverton
Ridgway
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Judy Teague
Frank Warren
Ballroom
Ray Street
Ferndale
High Point Central High School
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
the Enterprise
Moore
Ronald Taylor
Floyd Mehan
Newlin Hayworth
The
Enterprise
United States
Keyauwee
Thomasville
Allen Jay
Archdale
Trinity
Fred Lambeth
Capitol Punishment
Judiciary Committee
Raleigh
Elizabeth B, Wall
Robert
Thea Thomasville
Memorial Park
Jordan
Mountain Pass
Randleman
Braxton
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