Two Students To Sing and Play In Recital
Two Durham and New York students will perform in a recital under Mrs. Jasper Hamlin. The Durham student, daughter of C V Pickett, will sing and be joined on piano by Brenda Coffey of High Point. The High Point student, son of E D Jarrett, will sing several classical pieces. Jarrett is a church minister and music editor.
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Jasper Hamlin
Durham
Hans Barth
Edwin Hughes
New York
Woman’s College
C. V. Pickett
E. D. Jarrett
Culler St
High Point
Sylvia
Schubert
Donandy
Home
Oscar J. Fox
Lady
Earnest Charles
Brenda Coffey
Jarrett
Ediice
Immanuel Baptist Church
Greensboro
Miss Fields
Civitan Talk Covers Camellia Growing Challenges
Civitan members hear about camellia cultivation and propagation issues. The talk covers specimen use as stock plants for grafts, rooting problems, and long wait times for cuttings to mature.
High Point Republicans to Decide Local Leadership Tonight
High Point Republicans meet at the County building to elect a new slate of officers. Newlin Hayworth, county GOP chairman, urges turnout as J. N. Rawleigh steps down once a successor is named. 7:30 p.m. in the court room. He will form an elections committee if turnout warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlin Hayworth
GOP
J. N. Rawleigh
Rawleigh
Hayworth
High Pointers Involved In Two Suits
Two lawsuits filed in Guilford Superior Court involve High Point residents from automobile accidents. Ralph Block seeks 90,000 from Mr. and Mrs. George Chafin alleging facial scarring from a car incident. Fred Bethea sues Johnny Smith for 5,000 claiming high speed on February 22 near South Carolina’s Highway 15 A.
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High Point
Guilford Superior Court
Ralph Block
George Chafin
Auto Accessory Thefts Reported in Local Parking Lot
Auto accessories were removed from a car parked in the Silver Knit Hosiery lot on S. Hamilton Street. A Snipes Television Sales and Service official reported a TV picture tube rejuvenator stolen from a company truck near the Lexington and N. Main intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hamilton Street
Snipes Television Sales and Service
Lexington
N. Main
Visiting Masons Welcome Arnold J. Koonce Sr
The page notes visiting Masons Arnold J. Koonce Sr and Fred Kr Sherrer as secretary in welcoming events. The record highlights the ceremonial gathering with local Masonic members and officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Arnold J. Koonce, SR
Fred KR. Sherrer
One Driver Charged In Collision In Lexington Street Incident
An Airman Ronnie Lee Bean 31 of Proctor Street was charged with drunk driving after a two vehicle collision at Lexington Avenue and Main Street at 12 45 a m. Beans car ran a red light hitting a second car driven by Geraldine Kennedy 20 of Wallburg. Damages tallied at 125 to Kennedys car and 40 to Beans. Bond set 300 for a March 27 Municipal Court hearing.
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Ronnie Lee Bean
Proctor Street
Lexington Avenue
Main Street
Bean
Geraldine Kennedy
Wallburg
Kennedy
Lexington
Lawrence Sigman
Park Street
Clyde Marshall Everhart
Ward Street
Sue Watson
Walter Forestall
Thormasville
C. R Mozingo
English Street
Forestall
Ministers Wives Alliance Meeting Friday at Florence Community
The Ministers Wives Alliance will meet Friday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. W. N. Williams at Florence community. Rev. Hines will preach at Mt. Olive Baptist church Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Twenty seven cranes, once near extinction, now wintering on the Arkansas National Wildlife Refuge on the Texas coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers Wives
The
Ministers Wives Alliance
W. N. Williams
Florence Community
MT. Olive
Hines
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Arkansas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas
Underwriters Hear Court Clerk at High Point Luncheon
W E Church, clerk of Forsyth County Superior Court with 35 years in the office, will address the High Point Association of Life Underwriters at the YMCA on The Value of a Will. He has led state studies on domestic relations welfare of children and estates law and has published in the North Carolina Law Review. E O Lane to introduce him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Church
Superior Court
Forsyth County
High Point Association of Life Underwriters
YMCA
Willis makes Dean's List for first semester honors
Jerry Ray Willis of 408 Greenwood Ave High Point earns Dean's List honors for the first semester with grades of B or higher. His parents Mr and Mrs W J Willis celebrate the achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Ray Willis
W. J Willis
Greenwood Ave
High Point
Son Bitter At Charge By Father
John Gray of Woodbine Street laments a year at State Prison on an assault charge filed by his father William Gray. A bench warrant for liquor law violation was issued against the father, who received a suspended six month sentence plus costs. John’s appeal bond set at $1,000 for Superior Court. Vernon Hodge of E Green Street drew two months at the county farm on multiple counts of drunkenness and liquor violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gray
Woodbine Street
State
William Gray
John
William
Byron Haworth
Superior Court
Vernon Hodge
E. Green Street
Methodist Youth Conference Set for Winston-Salem
The Methodist Student Movement of North Carolina plans its annual conference March 13 15 in Winston-Salem hosted by Wake Forest Wiley Foundation and Maple Springs Methodist Church Colleges and Universities across the state will attend. Theme Foundations of Faith keynote speakers include Dr Mack from Emory and Rev Harmon Smith of Burlington with student led discussions and seminars for college attendees. Elmer Hall High Point College presides with Beth McLamb Rev Bob Younts and Rev William Wells assisting in planning.
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Methodist Student Movement of
North Carolina
Winston - Salem
Wake Forest Wiley Foundation
Maple Springs Methodist Church
Foundations of Faith
Mack
Candler School of Theology
Emory University
Atlanta
Elmer Hall
High Point College
Methodist
Beth McLamb
Womlan’s College
Bob Younts
Wesley Foundation
Wake Forest
William M. Wells
State Methodist
World War I VFW Vets Install Officers
Officers of the World War I Bar 670 and its Auxiliary were installed at a VFW meeting on W Burton Street. Jimmie Mayes of Lexington performed the installation along with Mrs Minnie Alban of Spencer. Barracks officers include Suttenfield, Smith, Bostian, Waters, Burgess, Potts, Ingram, Turnage. Auxiliary officers include Towery, Stuart, Kittles, Graham, Suttenfield, Welborn, Matthews, Greer.
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670
VFW
W. Burton Street
Jimmie Mayes
Lexington
Eighth District
Minnie Alban
Spencer
State Auxiliary
C. F. Suttenfield
P. C.smith
G D. Bostian
B. E. Waters
D. C. Burgess
McDermott Couple Attend Rotary District Conference
Mr and Mrs James P McDermott attended a Rotary District 771 conference in Wilson over Sunday and Monday. They were guests of Hobart Steele of Burlington the district governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. McDermott
Rotary District
Wilson
Hobart Steele
Burlington
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Civitans
Cecil
S. Main ST. Office Equipment CO
High Point Republicans
Hiram Lodge
U. D. AF
A.M
Masonic Temple
Carraway
Washington
Warner's Transfer & Storage
Thomasville
Colored News
Pythian Hall
Perry Street
Campbell
Isenhour
Ray Wheatley
Woodrow Ave
High Point, N. C
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Harold Robinson
Evangelistic Services
Davis Patrol & Detective Agency
Dortaty
Jack S. Davis
Libby
Neese
Renwood Meat
Hollingsworth Open
Ednesday
J. R. Graham
Sue ‘Welborn
Marguerite Matthews
C. H. Greer
Pine St
Gilbert £. Marsh
City Fuel CO
Leonard ST
Piedmont
West Washington St
Wurlitzer
Seth Thomas
BUICK
Ney
Motor Trend Magazine
Puick
North Main Street
W. F. Mauldin, Inc
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