UNCG Home Economics Students Tour University Lab
North Carolina Greensboro UNCG home economics students toured the laboratory on Thursday afternoon. It marked the first such lab visit for the program. Mrs. Barnes from the SFMA office staff served as a tour guide during the event.
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Vn North Carolina
Greensboro
UNCG
Barnes
SFMA
Annette Fowler
Wilma Scott
Linda Weston
Becky Barnes
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
School of Home Economics
The
University
Winners Named In Allen Newcomb Essay Contest
Renee Croker of Trinity led the field in the Allen Newcomb Memorial Essay Contest with first place for essays on What My Freedom Means To Me. Kathy Parrish and Mary Langford finished second and third among 43 entries from Trinity Junior High School eighth graders. Roy Allen chaired the Archdale Trinity Jaycees project as top finishers advance to state competition.
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Archdale
Renee Croker
Edward Croker
Rt. 1
Trinity
Allen Newcomb
Kathy Parrish
John Parrish
Rt. 5
High Point
Mary Langford
Grady Langford
Rt. 2
Trinity Junior High School
Roy Allen
Archdale - Trinity Jaycees
Stolen Sofa Reappears at Randolph County Gambling Center
A bright blue and gold sofa bought in January from Key City Furniture Co. in North Wilkesboro vanished at Shamrock Van Lines High Point terminal on its way to Maryland and later showed up at a Randolph County gambling center. Sheriff Lloyd Brown will return the item to the trucking firm as investigations continue.
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Asheboro
Maryland
High Point
Randolph County
Lloyd Brown
Key City Furniture Co
North Wilkesboro
Career Day Observed At THS
Thomasville Senior High hosted Career Day with about 200 counselors on campus guiding students in career study. A two day program theme Education Employment and Retraining featured talks by Dr. Roy Patteson from Davidson County CC, Mrs. Narvie P. Larke of the Winston Salem Employment Security office, and Robert G. Porter of Thomasville Furniture Industries on retraining.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Senior High
Roy Patteson
Davidson County Community College
Narvie P. Larke
Winston-Salem Employment Security Commission Office
Robert G. Porter
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Soldier Dies in Vietnam War From North Carolina
The Pentagon reported Army Pfc. Jimmy V. Smith of Marble, Cherokee County, North Carolina, died of wounds received in action in Vietnam. His death confirms another casualty in the Vietnam conflict.
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Pentagon
Army
Jimmy V. Smith
Marble
Cherokee County
N. C
Young speaks to Rotary on loving youth and Career Day
Dr. Loren Young of Atlanta Southeastern FCA is guest speaker at a Rotary Club meeting after addressing Career Day openings at T. Wingate Andrews High School and Central High School. He urged love and discipline as essential, linking faith to youth guidance and noting today’s streets and campuses cry for help. He praised Career Day as an imaginative constructive program.
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T. Wingate Andrews High School
Central High School
Loren Young
Atlanta
Southeastern
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Rotary Club
Young
Spaker
Two Local Brothers Arrested in Thomasville
Two High Point brothers were arrested after an argument on National Highway. Marion Howard Hughes, 24, was charged with assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly cutting his brother with a knife, and E. B. Hughes Jr., 26, was jailed on a public drunkenness charge after treatment at City Memorial Hospital for neck wounds. Both remained jailed in lieu of bonds. Police also investigated a reported billfold theft after a shopper found a bar of soap in her coat pocket containing $31, credit cards, and a driver’s license.
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Thomasville
High Point
Marion Howard Hughes
Ward Avenue
E. B. Hughes Jr
Kearns Street
City Memorial Hospital
Alph Reddick
Bomb hoax at Duke Library evacutes hundreds
A Duke University library bomb scare prompted evacuation of about 200 people after a phone tip. Police and staff searched the building but found no explosive device or evidence, and the incident was ruled a hoax.
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Durham
Duke University Library
Hitchhiker Killed On Busy Arkansas Highway
James Randall Hall, 21, of Hendersonville North Carolina, was struck and killed by a car while hitchhiking on U S 67 167 near North Little Rock Arkansas on Thursday.
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North Little Rock
Ark
James Randall Hall
Hendersonville
N. C
U. S
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