Central High Names 12 Katharine Smith Reynolds Scholars
Nancy Tysinger is among 12 winners of the Katharine Smith Reynolds scholarships to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro for next year. Each award is 1200 dollars annually for four years and supports a math major. Reynolds awards parallel the Morehead scholarship for boys at Chapel Hill amid ongoing Teacher Appreciation Week activities at Central.
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Nancy Tysinger
Katharine Smith Reynolds
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Nancy
Beta Club
National Honor Society
Future Teachers of America
Reynolds
Morehead
University At
Chapel Hill
Central
Thomasville High School Students Return from Tests and Activities
Sophomores completed the National Educational Development Test after a long Thursday session while juniors took the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test earlier. Carol Little, a Reynolds Scholarship winner, becomes the first Thomasville Senior High girl to claim the UNC Greensboro award. Debating success grows as six district rounds at Memorial Methodist Church yield six wins. The Student Council plans a March 20 Hootenanny featuring Coachmen, Collegiates, Malibus, and local performers. Report cards show 27 percent of seniors on honor roll, 14 percent of juniors, and 12 percent of sophomores. a Club 13 dance wraps the week.
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College Board
TSHS
Carol Little
Carol
Katherine Reynolds
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Reynolds
Thomasville Senior High School
Memorial Methodist Church
Thomasville
Albemarle
High Point College
Malibus
Big Jim Burgess
Hoxey Jones
High Point
Eugene Wagoner
Couucil
Bruce Finch
Seay
Man Dies From Wound After City Shooting
Mack Barnes a Black man critically wounded March 7 died early today at City Memorial Hospital. Thomsville police said Lon Gathright, a Black man, would be charged with murder after being released on 360 bond following a week‑old shooting at his Smith Street home. Barnes was shot in the stomach. Gathright sustained a chest wound.
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Thomasville
Mack Barnes
City Memorial Hospital
Thomsville
Lon Gathright
Gathright
Smith Street
Booming Business Of Smut Peddling By Bernard Gavzer
A detailed Associated Press examination of smut publishing in the 1960s notes teens buying magazines with nude imagery and explicit content. It outlines distribution, pricing, and shop practices, plus debate among officials, prosecutors, and publishers on defining obscenity and enforcing limits. It cites FBI director Hoover, psychiatrists Wertham and Ellis, CDL, and various distributors. The piece weighs social impact, legality, and profit, while tracing historical art norms and censorship debates.
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Bernard Gavzer
Associated Press
CDL
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Frederick Wertham
New York
Furniture Galleries Open House At New Annex Branch
An open house at Annex Furniture Galleries on Greensboro Road will run today from 2 to 5 p.m. No sales will occur during the event to let the public view the 45,900 square foot two story building. William Michalove says the showroom features Heywood Wakefield Cliff House and other lines with wall to wall carpeting and overhead lighting. Philip Michalove notes the firm carries a wide range of samples from major makers and lists pipe of products including Mohawk carpets and Thomasville and Lane furniture. Parking accommodates about 100 cars with standard hours. Other leaders include Stanley Tulman and Joseph Grissett.
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Annex Furniture Galleries
Greensboro Road
William Michalove
Philip Michalove
Winston- Salem
Annev Furnihire Galleries
Heywood-Wakefield
Cliff House
Davis Cabinet
Aegean
Thomasville
Globe Furniture
Clyde Pearson
Weiman
Empire
Continental
Lane
Stanley
American of
Martinsville
Mohawk
American
Stanley Tulman
Winston - Salem
Joseph Grissett
Fiberglass Animals On Wheels Draw Townsfolk
A trailer loaded with life size fiberglass animals toured Thomasville drawing gasps from onlookers. Jin Rorie of Alphine California markets the lifelike figures to zoos schools hotels cattle firms and parks. The display includes deer quarter horses bears elk steers cows and life size lions with realistic painted colors.
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Thomasville
Jin Rorie
Alphine
Calif
Fiberglas
Weather Outlook Mixed With Clearing Afternoon
Duke's forecast shows cloudy mild conditions early with scattered thunder showers in the morning. A gradual afternoon clearing brings a slight warming, followed by a turn to cooler weather tonight. Monday expects fair to partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures. lows near 54, highs around 68 and tonight's low near 40, with 61 expected tomorrow.
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Duke
Pilot Lions Plan Annual Horse Show
Pilot Lions Club officials announced a March 28 Horse and Pony Show with 45 classes and entries pouring in. A pony will be presented at 9 p.m. in the second half, winner by drawing. Tickets are 1.00 adults, 0.25 students, free for under 12 with escort. Enthusiasts from multiple states expected. 2,000 spectators anticipated. Barbecue, hot dogs, drinks available. Judges include Billy Bunn of York DC. ringmasters Delk Mendenhall and T H Burwell. master of ceremonies Harold Harrison. Prizes total 1500 in trophies ribbons and cash. Afternoon show at 1 p.m.. evening at 7:30 p.m.
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Thomasville
Pilot Lions Club
Grady Kaney
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Virginia
U. S. Highway 29
Pilot Volunteer Fire Department
Paul Burton
Billy Bunn
York, D. C
Delk Mendenhall
T. H. Burwell
Harold Harrison
William Penn Notebook and School Activities Review
William Penn students enjoyed spring band concerts featuring Calypso Joint Italian in Algiers and other pieces. Girl Scouts staged a thoughtful ceremony. Urban Renewal reps spoke to the Democracy class about redevelopment goals. Report cards issued as year-end approaches. Cotillionettes attended A and T College faculty concert. Basketball season ends with pride. upcoming Quaker Elks oratorical contest slated for spring.
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Farrell
Algiers
Rossini
Tarver
Jacob
Reed
Willams
Brittonyt
Talmadge Carter
Girl Scouts
Urban Renewal Commission
Robert Dunlap
Ruby Byers
Yvonne McCall
A & T College
Patricia Trice
Burdene Booker
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Bob Veith
Indianapolis
Champion
Spark Plug Co
Veith
Wake Forest College
Bobby Gray
Mika Koonce
Roy Wooster
Don Masline
Jimmy Forrest
High Corner
Barnes
America
Charles H. Keating Jr
Cincinnati
Cochairman
Citizens For Decent Literature
Playboy
Amiience
Albert Ellis
Keating
Kenneth Clark
Commonwealth
Michaelangelo
The
Pilot Lions Plan
Kaney
William Penn Notebook
William Penn
Quakers and the Elks Club
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