THS students auction prized pot and plan spring events
Thomasville High School students raised 61.62 for a small red and white enamel pot won at a Lost and Found sale. The underclassmen bought the trophy piece for the trophy case amid a council auction atmosphere and a later ball dinner featured by Vikki Teague as Teenage Princess with Connie Wood runner-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville High School
Student Council
Bill Poe
Vikki Teague
Thomasville
Vikki
Connie Wood
Austom
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
David Stallings
THS
Queen Mother Upholds Dignity During London Elevator Incident
New York March 10 Queen Mother Elizabeth remained composed during a tour of University College London as a malfunctioning automatic elevator repeatedly jolted her between floors. She chose to walk rather than endure further delays, preserving her reputation for dignity. A separate item notes a man petitioning to change his name to Paul E Wehr and a Tulsa officer recounting a driverless wagon incident involving a driver named Rock Back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elizabeth
University College, London
Jane
Paul E. Annewehr
Paul E. Wehr
Tulsa
Pepweer
Rock
Leap Year Not a Big Aid to Women
Joy Miller reports that leap year offers little advantage to women seeking marriage proposals. She cites a county clerk in Indianapolis offering to pay marriage license costs if a woman proposes on Feb 29. The piece also notes divorces won by women in Denver Bridgeport and Los Angeles, plus a nine day marriage annulment suit in Long Beach and a married couple ad in Point Lookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Miller
New York
Indianapolis
Denver
Bridgeport
Long Beach
Calif
Point Lookout
Public Notices
Hypnosis too explosive a toy for amateurs
AAP report surveys hypnosis risks and age regression amid public fascination sparked by Bridey Murphy. Authorities caution hypnosis is not safe as play and may cause false memories or dangerous suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolberg
Bernstein
American Psychological Assi
Fillmore Sanford
The
Association
Associated Press
Postgraduate
Newman
U.S. Public Health Service
Robert Rubenstein
Jay Katz
Yale
Wade Hampton Joins Hendrix Furniture Store staff
Wade Hampton formerly with the Blue Cross Association for seven years joins Hendrix Furniture Store at 147 S Wrenn St. He is a Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church member and will sell Leonard and Gibson home appliances along with Hendrix furniture. He invites friends and acquaintances to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Hampton
Blue Cross Association
Hendrix Furniture Store
S. Wrenn St
Hampton
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Leonard
Gibson
Hendrix
He Furniture
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BY Roy Proctor
Bill King
Boyden High School
Salisbury
Woman's Club
Europe
Library Assistants Club
Boy Scouts of America
Clinton Ingram
Hasty
Trinity
Asheboro
Lexington
Statesville
Children’s Home
Spencer
Asheare
Coe Knee Letenems
Betheville
Burlington
Lester Smith
Les
Monogram
Dramatics Club
Earl J. Dias
Franklin Davis
Paw Hogwash
Mary Sue Bray
Lula Belle Hogwash
Gary Clodfelter
Grandpaw Hogwash
Meredith Davis
Mamie Crackers
Raeford Hunt
Zeke Hogwash
Perry Whitman
Ronald Candy
Patsy Grifford
Man Fudge
Richard Segers
Hector Fudge
Barbara Burton
Joan Boyd
Martha Sue Coggins
Delores Sprinkle
Sanford Smith
Glenda Bray
Linda Sullivan
Meridith Davis
Marion Grove
Jimmy Bell
Franklin Davidson
Linda Wood
Sticks and Stones
Toby
Brenda Burkhart
Helen
Martha Harrison
Abbie
Charles Carroll
Bill
Tom Vermont
Brenda Prevost
Joan
Sally
Nedra
Thelma Hinson
Dean Boyd
Rosemary Wilson
Diana Russell
National Honor Society
Corporation For Overseas Relief
International and Public Relations Club
Chester J. Litwin
High Point
High Point College
Aycock
Greensboro
Watson Sims
Louis R. Wolberg
Bridey Murphy
Morey Bernstein
Colorado
Ireland
Bridey
Bridget—Murphy
Buick
Suren
Roadmaster
Jackie
Gleason Santbaan
N. Main ST
W. F. Mauldin, Inc
High Point, N. C
Motor Vehicle Dealer
Evangelist Helen Fields
Portsmouth, Va
Cloverdale Church of the Living God
Ogden Strep Worth
R. Pugh
Dick Cuoller
Montlieu Ave
Home Furnishings Center
Dick Culler Dept. Store
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