High Pointer Wins Jaycee District Post
Don Crawford, president of High Point Jaycees, was elected district vice president at a North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting in Winston-Salem. He will oversee seven Jaycee clubs in the area and take office after his local term ends. Crawford, a Mooresville native, works as a chemist for Marietta Paint and lives with his wife Betsy and two children at 1618 Larkin St.
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High Point
Don Crawford
North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jack Tar
Winston-Salem
Crawford
High Point Jaycees
Archdale-Trinity
Siler City
Thomasville
Liberty
Howard Weiss
Mooresville
Marietta Paint
Don
Betsy
Larkin St
Concert Opens Cancer Crusade At Northeast Junior High
Frances Villaret will give a piano concert at 4 p.m. March 28 in the Northeast Junior High School auditorium, opening the Cancer Crusade in High Point. The event is sponsored by the High Point Chapter Guilford County of the American Cancer Society.
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Frances Villaret
Northeast
High Point
Guilford County
United States
China
France
Germany
Villaret
Washington, D. C
National Assn., of Composers and Conductors
Tientsin
Kassel
Liszt
Ravel
Chopin
Paul Hume
The
Washington Post
Phillips Gallery
Barber
Horowitz
Elena de Layne
News of Music
Evening Star
Weekend Weather Forecast From Local Bureau
The forecast calls for generally fair weekend weather with a high near 55 degrees today and a low around 2 degrees last night. Monday is expected to be warmer.
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Friendship Airport
Jamestown Man Files For Office
Jamestown resident Don B. Wardell filed as a Democratic candidate for Commissioner of Labor in Raleigh just before the deadline. He arrived about 30 seconds early, after a 90 mile drive from Jamestown, paying a $180 filing fee while noting the clock and misdirections delayed him.
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Jamestown
Don B. Wardell
Wardell
State Board of Elections
Raleigh
Raymond Maxwell
Elections Board
Board of Elections Office
VSL Program Co-Chairmen Named for Honor Night
Robert Davis and Carson Stout named co chairs of a High Point VSL Honor and Award Night on April 29. They plan to select a speaker and honor women serving Volunteer Service Ladies in community and health efforts across United Fund Cancer Society Salvation Army Gray Ladies Junior League Jaycettes. The note from Henry E. Price recalls the 1964 Cancer Crusade. The Everglades National Park was established in 1947.
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Robert
Bob) Davis
Carson Stout
High Point
Henry E. Price
Enterprise
United Fund
The
Cancer Society
Salvation Army
Gray Ladies
Junior League
Jaycettes
Price
Thomasville Man Wins Moose Award at Mid-Year Conference
H Way Russell of High Point Moose Lodge 693 won first place in the intense Ritual Competition at the North Carolina Moose Assn Mid Year Conference in High Point. Russell, a 45 year member of the High Point Lodge, scored 99.7 of 100 as Prelate.
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H. Way Russell
Thomasville
Winston-Salem
James E. Hopkins
North Carolina
Dan W. Stephens
Moose Assn
High Point
Moose Lodge
Russell
Georgia
West Virginia
Virginia
Floyd Mehan
Penguins Prefer Shrimp Even When Starving
A penguin, highly oriented to fishing for food, would likely still not recognize its preferred treat shrimp out of water, highlighting the bird’s strong foraging instincts and dietary habits.
Man Posts Bond of $10,000 in Guilford Court
A 41 year old man bound over to Guilford County Superior Court posted 10,000 bond to gain freedom. He faces charges related to a Alabama robbery. Samuel Craig, 40, of Gary Indiana, remains out on bail after arrest March 16. Officers also seized a 1959 automobile and 31 pints of whiskey from Luther Little 61 of High Point. He was released on 2100 bond pending Municipal Court for whiskey transport. Police H M Chadwick J C Hinshaw C R Golf and E W Joyce made the arrests and seizures. A United States telephone fact notes most lines connect worldwide.
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Guilford County Superior Court
Fies
Alabama
Samuel Craig
Gary
Ind
Luther Little
Motsinger St
H. M. Chadwick
J. C. Hinshaw
C. R. Golf
E. W. Joyce
U S Civil Service Openings Highlighted in Ad
The notice encourages ages 18 to 52 to prepare for civil service openings in the area over the next year. It touts starting pay up to 446 dollars monthly, job security, and advancement prospects, noting many positions require little formal education while a test is required and competition is stiff, with only about one in five passing.
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U.S. Civil Service
Holy Week Services Set By Church
Holy Week services begin at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church on Rt 3 with an 11 am worship today. Weekday sessions run 10 am and 7 pm daily with Rev. Herman Nicholson as guest speaker for evening and Monday Wednesday morning services. additional speakers include Rev. Herbert T. Penry Jr. and Rev. Floyd Bertier. An Easter Sunrise Service is planned for 6 am led by WSCS and the Methodist Men.
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Thomasville
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Herman Nicholson
The
Methodist Church
Herbert T. Penry Jr
Floyd Ber- Tier
WSCS
Methodist
Workshops For Retarded Meet Topic At YWCA
The High Point Assny for Retarded Children meets Monday at 7 30 p m in Adams Memorial YWCA on Gatewood Avenue. Speaker A B Cau dle from Winston-Salem School System will discuss organizing workshops for the mentally retarded.
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High Point Assny
Adams Memorial Ywca
Gatewood Avenue
A. B. Caudle
Winston-Salem
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Assa
Young Kent
Bobby K. Potts
Wallburg Road
Ardson
Don Cranford
High Pointer
Jaycee
Cyprus
VSL
Everglades National Park
Florida
Stith’s
Pennant
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Clinda
President's Council On Physical Fitness
Washington
D. C
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Stith
College Hall
Madisonaire
Palm Beach
Stith’s Special Departments
College Village Shopping Center
Ramar
Sero
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