High Pointer of the Week James Cobb Sr
James Louis Cobb, a pharmacist at Eckerd's College Village, is celebrated for service over profit. Born 1900 in Belton South Carolina, he built a career in North Carolina, painting and writing alongside pharmacy, and earned the March 1960 Pharmacist of the Month honor for his community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Louis Cobb
Eckerd’s
College Village
Irvin S. Cobb
Cobb
James Louis Cobb
Belton
S. C
Juanita Long Cobb
Brogden Township
Mount Olive
N. C
James Holbert Cobb
Honeytown
Leonard A. Cobb
Newark
N. J
LeRoy L. Cobb
Los Angeles
Calif
Louis Cobb
Mount Olive High School
University of North Carolina
Pharmacy
Kappa Psi
Omega Delta
New York
State Board of Pharmacy
Phar
Macist
Rosemary Drug Store
Rosemary
Wilmington
North Carolina
Ruth Emerson Geer
8. C
Leonard
People’s
Jimmie
James Louis Cobb Jr
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Silver Springs
Mr. Cobb
McLarty’s
N. Main Street
High Point
Joe Stamps
Eckerd's
S. Main Street
New Eckerd’s
John Q. Doe
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Knight Templar
Oasis Temple
Charlotte
Sedgefield Shrine Club
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
N. C. Institute of Pharmacy
Institute
Carolina Journal of Pharmacy
Institute of Pharmacy
Amateur Artists’ Association of America
Black Mountain Art Club
Irvin Cobb
High Point Arts and Crafts
Ferndale
Southeastern Drug Journal
Atlanta
Lenten Services Planned at First Methodist Church
Thomasville announces the third annual Community Lenten Services at First Methodist Church with Rev. Orson N. Hutchinson Jr. as pastor. Denominationally diverse programs run Sundays at 7 30 p.m March 20 27 April 3 and April 10 featuring college glee clubs and church choirs with local ministerial assistants. Two Holy Week services follow with a chancel choir concert April 12 and Maundy Thursday communion April 14 led by Rev. Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
First Methodist Church
Orson N. Hutchinson Jr
First Methodist
Robert E. Cushman
Duke University Divinity School
High Point College
Warner L. Hall
Covenant Presbyterian Church of Charlotte
Pilot High School
Allan R. Rohrbaugh
Calvary United Church of Christ
Richard Howle
Memorial Methodist Church
Dwight Pyatt
Fair Grove Methodist Church
J. Harry Whitmore
Mr. Hutchinson
Sociologist Gordon Lovejoy to Speak at Local Club
The Industrial Management Club will host Dr. Gordon W. Lovejoy, a leading human relations authority and national program consultant, as the featured speaker Tuesday at 6 30 p m. He is a visiting sociology professor at Guilford College and has taught at Texas Christian University and Notre Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Management Club
Gordon W. Lovejoy
Southeastern Division
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Guilford College
Brite College of the Bible
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Notre Dame
Lovejoy
Louisville
Kentucky
Nebraska
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
IMC
Charles Starmer
Greensboro
National Council of Industrial Management Clubs
Birds and weather tales from Jamestown and beyond
Local notes recount a Wallburg farmer feeding birds and a Grosbeak influx at Jamestown with Mrs. Ragsdale noting a mocker driving grosbeaks away. Other items cover bad pig luck after a late freeze, a contractor praising indoor work during bad weather, and light rivalry between Duke and Carolina fans in Jamestown society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Motsinger
Paul
Bill Ragsdale
Jamestown
Schedule For Clinics Is Announced In Thomasville
The schedule for pre school clinics in Thomasville was announced. Clinics will be held at Church Street School tomorrow at 10 a.m Liberty Drive School Tuesday at 10 a.m Colonial Drive School Wednesday at 10 a.m Kerns Street School Thursday at 10 a.m. Children entering city schools for 1960 61 must be six by Oct 15. Parents should bring their children to the clinics at the prescribed time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Church Street
Liberty Drive
Colonial Drive
Kerns Street
Amazon River Sculps Five Billion Tons of Sediment
News reports that about five billion tons of rich sediments are drawn from the Amazon River annually and discharged into the Atlantic Ocean, highlighting the vast geologic flux from Brazil into the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon
Brazil
Snow Ravages Linwood Poultry Farm and May Sink Tobacco Beds
Snow and wind collapsed two Green acres Poultry Farm houses near Linwood, killing some birds and forcing sale of survivors. Agents warn farmers to reinforce roofs for future builds and press seed bed prep despite delays. Cattle suffer from cold and malnutrition with March feeding hardest. experts advise hay and grain cot tonseed meat. If warm dry days arrive, farmers hope for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Sink
Greenacres
Linwood
Johnson
Davidson
Cathedral Service Honors North Carolina in Washington
A North Carolina Day observance at Washington Cathedral will honor the state and its people with a procession led by North Carolina and U S flags. Color guards include Susan Dick and Stuart Upchurch, students at the National Cathedral School for Girls. The Boys Choir will sing and prayers recognize state workers in government service and visiting North Carolinians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Carolina
Washington Cathedral
United States
Susan Dick
MacDonald Dick
Durham
Stuart Upchurch
Theron A. Upchurch
Raleigh
National Cathedral School For Girls
Thestate
Hospital Chaplaincy Program Launched At Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital celebrates the launch of a chaplaincy program sponsored by the High Point Ministerial Alliance with hospital staff approval. Begun February 29 after five months of planning, local ministers serve as hospital chaplains for a week, visiting patients and coordinating religious literature with committee review. Chaplains report gains in patient conversation and note a one week term is too short to adjust to hospital routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
High Point Ministerial Alliance
School of Pastoral Care
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Ministerial Alliance
Stanfield
Charlton
Gray Ladies
Chaplaincy Committee
College Will Host Home Economics Meeting
High Point College hosts the North Carolina Home Economics Association College Division meeting on Friday and Saturday April 1 and 3 with the theme April in Furniture City. Representatives from 14 colleges attend including High Point, Queens, Western Carolina, WCMC, Appalachian, Mars Hill, Greensboro, Salem, East Carolina, Elon, Flora MacDonald, Pembroke, Meredith and Catawba. Registration opens April 1 at 2 p.m. in the Student Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College Department of Home Economics
North Carolina Home Economics Association
Furniture City
High Point College
Queens
Western Carolina
WCMC
Appalachian
Mars Hill
Greensboro
Salem
East Carolina
Elon
Flora MacDonald
Pembroke State College
Meridith
Catawba
Southern Furniture Exposition
Rosemary Dellinger
Queens College
Jo Ann Edwards
Western Carolina College
Sara Sharpe
Minnie Snead
Appalachian College
Anne Reese
Sarah Dunlap
Test Schedule Set For High Point Census Takers
Census enumerators in High Point will take exams at the Armory on English Street. Tests were postponed by snow and moved to two sessions: west of Main Street at 10 a.m. and east of Main Street at 1 30 p.m. Applicants must be at least 18 and a high school graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Armory
English Street
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Cobb Sr
Glasgow
Scotland
Richard-the - Lionhearted
Holy Land
McCobb
Order of the Holy Grail
Elisha Mitchel Scientific Society
McNiter
Young Cobb
Aaron's Pharmacy
Louis Hobbs
Chapel Hill
Pierson Hall
N. C. Pharmaceutical Assn
D. A. Dowdy
Mann Drug Co
Coke Cecil
James Louis Cobb SR
Clyde A. Milner
Ledford High School
George D. Heaton
Myers Park Baptist Church
Main Street Junior High School
DR. Gordon Lovejoy
Braxton Younts
Braxton
Kermit Green
Wallburg
Greens
Kermit
Chair City
Jake Darr JR
Bahamas
Jake
Maryland
Birdland
Mocker
Grosbeaks
Kenneth Miller
Duke
B. Graves Kerr
Carolina
James
Kerr
Miller
College
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