Fellowship Teams Carry On Circuit Rider Tradition Across North Carolina
High Point College religion department runs seven Fellowship Teams of six students who travel in station wagons to churches needing youth outreach. They plan programs with worship, music, recreation, service projects, missions and evangelism, visiting about seven churches yearly and relying on meals and lodging rather than pay.
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Caete Iint College
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Local Juniors Take National Merit Test and AMS Meeting Held
Thomasville High juniors took the National Merit Scholarship Test on February 27. An AMS March meeting began at 4 30 p.m. March 6 at High Point College with business fields including secretarial personnel banking accounting and data processing represented. At 6 p.m. a dinner program at the Sheraton Hotel featured Mr Tully Blair speaking on Ethics in Business. Winners receive a sterling silver key certificate and awards noted for business careers and personal development.
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New Morality Debate Shakes College Campus
A sectarian conflict at a university prompts debate over a more lenient stance on sex. The resulting measures have created stress among some female students and sparked calls for support.
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Thaneey
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WE Consultant to Speak on Innovation at Princeton Center
WE Consultant and ASTME speaker for Western Electric Co. will lead a research consultation at the Engineering Research Center in Princeton New Jersey and address a 6 p m program at the Holiday Inn North on US 29 in Greensboro. The topic is a strategic approach to innovation.
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Holiday Inn North
Greensboro
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