Children Art Shows Hidden Feelings in Self Portraits and Homes
A teacher notes how third graders express self image and world view through drawings of homes and self portraits. Liz’s vibrant home scene and the milk bulletin boards reveal joy and imagination, while self portraits show how teased children may exaggerate handicaps. Easter art in High Point schools blends faith and renewal themes.
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Liz
High Point
Lutheran Women To Meet In High Point Assembly
Dr. Ernest L. Misenheimer will speak at the Lutheran Church Women Northern District Assembly at Emmanuel Church High Point on April 1 starting 10 a.m. About 175 women from Lexington to Durham and Reidsville to Burlington are expected. He is assistant to the president of the North Carolina Synod in Salisbury and has served parishes and church offices. Mrs. John W. Cobb will also participate.
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Ernest L. Misenheimer
North Carolina Synod of the
Lutheran Church In America
Lutheran Church Women Northern District Assembly
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
High Point
Lexington
Durham
Reidsville
Burlington
Misenheimer
Lutheran Church In
North Carolina
Mission
Lutheran Church House
Salisbury
John W. Cobb
Sears Contemporary Art Show Set for High Point in May
The Sears Contemporary Art Show will run May 24 to 27 in High Point, sponsored by the High Point Arts Council and Sears Roebuck. Local artists may enter up to three paintings and up to 20 photographs, with judging and cash prizes for top works.
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Sears
High Point
The
High Point Arts Council
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Carson Stout
Guilford County
Fges
South
Three Charged in Fairview Street School Break-In
Three persons face charges for breaking and entering at Fairview Street School. Richard C. Robbins Theodore Stewart and Ernest Smith are named as suspects. Jack D. Messer faces a separate charge of driving while intoxicated.
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Fairview Street
Richard C. Robbins
Hilltop Street
Theodore Stewart
Grayson Street
Ernest Smith
Taylor Street
Jack D. Messer
English Road
Southmont to Get New Post Office Facility
U S Rep Horace R Kornegay announces approval for a new Southmont post office. Post Office Dept has approved the facility and plans are under development. Building will include about 640 square feet of interior space and an 80 square foot platform as a parking area of 3 000 feet.
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Southmont
U. S
Horace R. Kornegay
D-Nc
U. S. Post Office Dept
Quaker Graduate School Seeks 1 Million Dollar Gift
American Quakers face a push to raise 1 million dollars for a new graduate School of Religion in Richmond Indiana to qualify for an additional 300 000 gift. Dean Wilmer A Cooper and Delbert E Replogle announce the spring fundraising drive led by Ridgewood New Jersey electronics executive and national committee chairman. The Earlham School of Religion on Earlham College campus operates autonomously and was founded six years ago under Landrum R Bolling D Elton Trueblood and Thomas B Jones.
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Richmond
Ind
Dean Wilmer A. Cooper
Delbert E. Replogle
Ridgewood
N. J
Society of Friends
Dr. Cooper
Friends
Earlham School of Religion
Earlham College
Landrum R. Bolling
D. Elton Trueblood
School of Religion
Thomas B. Jones
Earlham
Cooper
GOP and Democrats Fill Slates in High Point Race
In High Point both parties field partial slates for mayor and eight council seats with filing due by April 4. Democratic leader Roy Culler fronts the mayoral race with four incumbents running for council. Republican Robert Davis also vies for mayor with four GOP council candidates including Arnold Koonce and Bill Cain. Primary elections loom April 18 ahead of the May 2 city election.
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Forrest Cates
High Point
Roy Culler
Robert Davis
GOP
Davis
Arnold Koonce
Bill Cain
Dot Burnley
Coolidge Murrow
North Carolina seeks 13.5 million welfare payment increase
The North Carolina Board of Public Welfare asks the General Assembly's Joint Appropriations Committee to approve a plan boosting welfare payments by 13.5 million dollars. Increases target food and clothing funded by federal, state, and local governments. The plan adds 11.4 million annually for food and 2.1 million for clothing. The committee finished hearings and will accept written requests.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Board of Public Welfare
General Assembly
Joint
House - Senate Appropriations Committee
Joint Appropriations Committee
Easter Sunday Forecast For High Point
Partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures are expected on Easter Sunday in High Point with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Tonight and Monday, expect mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers or thundershowers and overnight low temperatures in the mid 40s to 50s.
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U. S
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