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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1971
Page
8
Three Central High seniors Tim Blackburn Tom Dillard and Wray White received John Motley Morehead scholarships worth about 2250 dollars annually. A four bell salute by Dean Ralph Vance marked the achievement.
The article explains that silverplate emerged from Wright a medical student near Sheffield England. Silverplate means base metal coated with silver by electroplating. Quality silverplate, if properly cared for, lasts for many years.
J. Moore Campbell announces nine Water Safety Instructors certified or renewed by the High Point-Thomasville Red Cross Chapter. New certs include Gwyn M Womble Nancy E Powell and Donald R LaMarall.
Bernadette Devlin, Northern Ireland member of Britain's Parliament, returned from a US lecture tour saying she raised a sizable sum for Belfast Socialists. She declined to disclose the amount after delivering 38 lectures and noting only minor hostility from Americans.
A veteran teacher reflects on emotional and developmental problems in students. She notes how early intervention by trained professionals and supportive homes can transform behavior, citing cases of incorrigible youths, hyperkinetic and autistic children, and a misdiagnosed mental illness later corrected by proper evaluation.
The 4th semi annual Folk Celebration organized by the Youth Fellowship of First Reformed United Church of Christ will be held March 21 at 3 30 p m. Nico R Qubein says it spotlights folk musicians from North Carolina colleges and high schools with attendees from the Piedmont area. Free tickets are available at High Point Public Library or the church office.
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