Sylvia Marlowe Ends Wake Forest Chamber Season in Style
The renowned harpsichord artist known as the First Lady of the Harpsichord closed the 1963 64 season of Wake Forest Chamber Music Society with a grand concert in the Tri Cities region. The performance contrasted with typical piano grand recitals, delivering a refined, intimate program of baroque and early music.
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Sylvia Marlowe
Wake Forest
Slow Jury Selection in murder trial at Thomasville
Jury selection in the Strickland murder trial continued with 16 jurors excused and a special venue for 100 Davidson Countians called. Strickland faces life for Hullett murder and is linked to the Wardlaw shooting. his son Ronnie also faces multiple charges. In a separate arts note, a Wake Forest Chamber Society program featured Miss Marlowe on harpsichord with Bach and Rameau works and announced future Ars Nova Trio and Juilliard String Quartet appearances.
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Thomasville
Davidson
Strickland
W. Howard Steed
Lonnie Herbin
Kenneth Claude Hullett
Willie Wardlaw
Oprichland
Hullett
Wardlaw
Hullet
Ronnie
Ronnie Strickland
Miss Marlowe
Chamber Society
Wake Forest
Ars Nova
Stanley Buetens
New Israel String Quartet
Juilliard String Quartet
Lieutenant Moser Named Commander of Burlington Guard Unit
Lt Kenneth R Moser of Graham takes command of the Burlington National Guard unit succeeding Capt Joseph D Moody who moves to the 30th Division Headquarters as Division Liaison Officer The unit formerly Co C 130th Signal Battalion is now Co B 130th Signal Btn with a mission to maintain network communications across the 30th Division Moser a Graham High School graduate attended Fork Union Military Academy and UNC Kyle resides on Jones Street in Graham
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Burlington
Kenneth R. Moser
Graham
Fort Benning
Joseph D. Moody
Burlington National Guard
Moody
30Th Division
Co. C. 130Th Signal Battalion
Co. B. 130Th Signal Btn
Moser
Graham High School
Fork Union Military Academy
University of North Carolina
Kyle
Jones Street
High Point fund project to be discussed tonight
The High Point executive committee of the North Carolina Fund will meet at 7 30 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce to present their study to a committee. Dr John Benson chairs the local group and a five member NC Fund delegation led by Dr George Esser will attend. The fund aims to break the poverty cycle with a three year study and a Help Center in a needy area.
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High Point
North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
John Benson
Community Council of
George Esser
Ford Foundation
Benson
Phil Dondero
Jake Froelich Jr
Irving Hamilton
Baxter Freeze
Eugene J. Hayes Dies at 54 Leader in Harness Racing
Eugene J. Hayes of Mount Vernon Illinois, a top figure in U S harness racing, died Sunday after an emergency operation. He served as chairman of the U S Trotting Association and president of the Harness Racing Institute of America.
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Eugene J. Hayes
Mount Vernon, Ill
U.S
Hayes
U.S. Trotting Association
Harness Racing Institute of America
Constitutionality Of Picket Ordinance Is Questioned
Thomasville local attorney Charles F. Lambeth Jr challenged the constitutionality of two proposed parade and picketing ordinances before City Council. The measures, drawn by City Attorney Ford Meyers, limit the number of pickets and how they operate. The council voted the ordinances into law after minutes of debate and opposition from Lambeth and NAACP officials.
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Thomasville
Charles F. Lambeth Jr
Ford Meyers
Lambeth
NAACP
Dal. Styers
Transportation Committee
Real Estate Committee
Council
Public Works Committee
Bost Bakery
Sea
Piano Soloists Rated in High Point District Contest
The High Point College Memorial Auditorium hosted the High Point District Music Contest for piano soloists. Students from multiple towns received ratings including Sharon Surratt and Warren Jones with excellent or superior marks, while others from Winston-Salem Yadkinville Mt. Airy Lexington Kernersville Salisbury Durham and Leaksville earned various califictions. The event is held annually under the Music Education National Conference.
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High Point
High Point College Memorial Auditorium
Ernestine Fields
High Point College
Sharon Surrett
Kathy Stevens
Warren Jones
Lynn Gayle
Sandra Dillard
Winston - Salem
Martin Sturzenback
Chard
Martha Holton
Patty Branscomb
Belinda Hartman
Patsy Taylor
Mary Jane Divine
Jane Robertson
Yadkinville
Rachel Jackson
Janet Wallace
Doreen Hughes
Betsy Shore
Judy Salmons
Janice Salmons
Bray
Mt. Airy
Ann Voris
Dwight Coleman
Salisbury
Ann Stewart
Marsha Ketner
Jan Carriher
Kernersville
Ann Dowdy
Donna Swaim
Karen Williams
Lexington
Mike Surratt
Melanie Hartley
Mary Ruth Gardner
Durham
Nancy Ford
Leaksville
Music Education National Conference
Trinity High beauty and talent contest entries open
Entries are being accepted from Trinity High School students for the annual beauty and talent contest sponsored by Trinity High School and Trinity Raritan Club. The entry list closes Wednesday and the event, with Jim Penley as master of ceremonies, occurs Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Proceeds split 60 40 between the school and club for improvements and civic projects.
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Trinity
Trinity High School
Trinity Raritan Club
Trinity High
Raritans
Jim Penley
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