Easter Services Clouded by Rain Forecast
Area weather forecasters warned of rain during Easter morning with mostly cloudy skies and showers possible. rains to end by noon and temperatures to rise later. Two sunrise services set for Floral Garden Park Cemetery and Green Hill Cemetery at about 6:15 a.m led by Cecil Ha.
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Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Green Hill Cemetery
Floral Garden
Cecil Ha
Truck Wreck on I 85 injures driver and damages rail
A Charlotte trucker, Ernest M. McCrary, 20, fell asleep at the wheel and wrecked a Southeastern Poultry Co. tractor-trailer on the Main Street overpass of I 85. The rig struck the bridge rail, skidded 102 feet, and rolled. A piece of rail hit Mil dred Gray Thompson, 62, of Campbell Street, on S Main Street. Police charge McCrary with failure to reduce speed. Damages totaled about 2500 to the tractor-trailer, 1000 to the rail, and 40 to Thompson’s car. The incident prompted road and bridge assessments and a cautionary note for drivers.
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Charlotte
Main Street
Ernest M. McCrary
S. Main Street
Mildred Gray Thompson
Campbell Street
Southeastern Poultry Co
Thompson
Easter Egg Hunt Winners Named in Community Event
Children found specially marked eggs in a city egg hunt sponsored by the Junior League WHPE radio station College Village Merchants Association and the parks and recreation department. A photographer credited is Sonny Hedgecock.
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Junior League
WHPE
College Village Merchants Assn
City Parks and Recreation Department
Sonny Hedgecock
Buying Power Focuses on High Point Furniture Market Opening
Eighty five percent of the nation s home furnishings buying power concentrates in High Point during the Southern Furniture Market April 10 17. Merchandisers from across the country and many foreign countries will view new styles in the 30 acres of showroom space at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. The event highlights modern chrome and wood designs and features a press conference April 11 with industry leaders and a color slide presentation.
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High Point
Drexel
Hickory
Lenoir
Lexington
Thomasville
Southern Furniture Exposition
Leo Heer
Frances Heard
House Beautiful
Henry Foscue
Globe Furniture Co
Norman Hekler
Noman Heckler Associates
Fiddlers Converge at Union Grove Amid Shifting Tastes
At the 46th Old Time Fiddler's Convention in Union Grove the audience favored long hair and rock songs over traditional bluegrass. Fab from Big Sur performed Bob Dylan on guitar and harmonica, signaling a cultural shift as crowds dwindled and tickets became required. Two rival events split the weekend after dispute over grounds use, with officials noting reduced attendance and disordered safety concerns.
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Union Grove
Fab
Big Sur
Calif
Bob Dylan
VanHoy
J. P. VanHoy
Eongs de van Hoy
Fiddlers’ Grove
Profile Canada showcased at Cinema Cafe event
A 28 minute travelogue Profile Canada will screen Tuesday at the High Point Public Library starting 12 15 p m. The film tours Canada from coast to coast highlighting major cities from Quebec to Vancouver with coffee and soft drinks provided. A second screening follows at Astor Dowdy Towers 701 E Green Dr at 3 15 p m.
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Cinema Cafe
High Point Public Library
Quebec
Vancouver
Canada
Astor Dowdy Tow
Patent Office Officials To Attend Southern Furniture Market
The U S Department of Commerce patent office will send five representatives to the Southern furniture market in High Point April 10 17. Bobby Gay Francis Luger Glen Finch James McCall and Casey Nunberg of Art Unit 357 visit April 15 to view current technological developments in furniture design and trends.
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Patent Office
U. S. Department of Commerce
High Point
Bobby Gay
Francis Luger
Glen Finch
James McCall
Casey Nunberg
Art Unit 357
Southern Furniture Exposition
Gay
Archdale Junior High eighth grader wins Allen Newcombe Memorial Essay
Myrtle Folwell of Trinity Junior High School wins the Allen Newcombe Memorial Essay contest hosted by the Archdale Trinity Jaycees. Her essay extols American freedom, detailing rights from religion to press and trial by jury, with reflections on responsibility and national pride. Nine runners up are named in order.
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Debra Stroud
Greg Willims
Myrtle Folwell
Archdale-Trinity Jaycees
Bob Howard
the Jaycees
Jim Stratford
Archdale
Lee
Allen Newcombe
Trinity Junior High School
America
Arctic
Moon
Miss Folwell
Debra A. Stroud
Greg Williams
Jimmy Hill
Karen Morgan
Joy Lawson
Larry Wayne Bouldin
Beth Booze
Debbie Lynn Cecil
Tony Averette Page
Sunday Column Feels Its Way Past Writer’s Block
A humorous column notes the difficulty of writing on Sunday as the author treats ideas with irony. It jokes about dirty notions, women, and matters of office characters like Willie Hodges and Ray Hubbard, while hinting at risks of offending readers and the fate of a strained column.
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Willie Hodges
Ray Hubbard
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