Denton Begins New Church and Plant Construction Projects
Ground was broken in Denton for a three story church educational building and tower at First Methodist. The project, costing about 30000 dollars, will include classrooms a dining and assembly hall and a front tower entrance. Contractor is S. E. of Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Denton
Ray Stevens
First Methodist Church
Stevens
S. E of
Asheboro
Methodist Church
Clear Springs
Jackson Hill
Talent Show and Prom Prep At HPHS In 1958
High Point reports a two day talent show April 11 12 in the school auditorium showcasing rock n roll calypso impersonations and acts with students Susie Cecil Philip Fulton Brenda Gray Neil Howell among organizers. Prom is set for April 18 theme Around the World. The Pointer eighth issue will feature talent show news Miss Myrtle Brock interview Easter editorial Lt Frank Shields driver training sports Flashes and local happenings. NFL district finals at HPHS April 18 19 will bring 12 schools from multiple states to compete with preliminary French registrations allowing rising freshmen to begin French in sophomore year. Happy Easter holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Cecil
Philip Fulton
Brenda Gray
Neil Howell
Myrtle Brock
Frank J. Shields
Dr Slate Honored by Commissioners Honor Set
Dr Slate honored by Stokes County commissioners. He moved to High Point in 1923 and helped organize Crescent Lumber Co. He served as general manager until 1925 and keeps a medical practice at 203 East Green Street with sons J Esmond Slate and Marvin L Slate. His wife Martha Jane Meadows Slate died July 14 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes Coun
Dr. Slate
Hgh Point
Crescent Lumber Co
E. Green St
J. Esmond Slate
Marvin L. Slate
Ralph W. Slate
Wilbur M. Slate
J. W. Slate Jr
High Point
B. Frank Slate
Burlington
Slate
Martha Jane Meadows Slate
First Baptist Church
The
Masonic Lodge
Brantley Circle
Wood Named Civil Defense Aide and Amateur Radio Pilot
Wood serves as assistant Civil Defense director for Catawba County and pilots a reserve squadron post in Atlanta. A longtime amateur radio hobbyist, he belongs to the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency System and attends First Methodist Church in Newton. He is married with four children and will stay in Newton with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wood
Catawba County
First Methodist Church
Newton
Bain Seeks Re election in High Point
Bain asks High Point voters for another term to expand his business space and better serve the public. He cites community confidence and the need for conscientious leadership, noting plans were submitted to a Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Anomalous Notes From Piedmont Uproar on Routes and Rain
A jumble of small town observations reports a new mail carrier on Route 2 in High Point Nick Bombalis relocated from Route 5 to Route 2. Farmers discuss early corn planting as rain delays soil work. A lighthearted washerwoman tale recalls a railroad ticket misread Magnolia turns out to be a person.
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Kermit Green
Wallburg
High Point
Nick Bombalis
Nick
Bombalis
PTA Panel Will Discuss Recreation In Randleman
In Randleman the PTA meeting at the Elementary School Auditorium Monday at 8 p.m. features a panel on recreation and physical education. Moderator is principal W K Cromartie with input from Mayor P H Martin Roger Johnson and Mrs Clyde Rhyne plus a high school student. The session aims to present city and youth perspectives with coaches and officials contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Parent Teacher Association
W. K. Cromartie
P. H. Martin
Roger Johnson
Clyde Rhyne
PTA
Dilemma Over Guilford County Elections Board Seat
The Guilford County GOP failed to clear who will join the Elections Board. The state board reappointed longtime GOP member Martin F. Douglas after the local convention named William E. Comer. Douglas refused to comment on resignation amid a plan to seat him with two Democrats on April 12.
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Guilford County
Newlin Hayworth
High Point
Greensboro
Douglas
Comer
Hayworth
Elections Board
Lions Club Chooses Delegate for National Convention
Randleman Lions Club elected first vice president Burnice Graves as official representative to the national Lions convention in Chicago. She will accompany her husband to the Chicago meet. The group also discussed a beauty pageant, Little League entry, and Eye Bank participation.
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Randleman — Lions Club
Burnice Graves
Randleman Lions Club
Chicago
John L. Sullivan
Shirley Wall
Fred Albright
Doc Grace
Ken Daniels
Claude Pickett
Doc Russell
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E. M. Hunt
Stanley Inkley
Collins Construction Co
Thermo Products, Inc
S. W. Burton
Thornton Knitting Co. Inc
Burton
Cynthia Smith
Sandra Ridge
Sandi Stanley
Wonderful Edgecock Ting
Frank Jarvis
Deacons
Nolan Clinard
HPHS
Om Deautn
North Carolina
West Virginia
Tenessee
Ee Eee
NFL
Bain
Braxton
Earl’s Grocery
W. Lexington
Oto Moore
Spring Hill
Jabber Lanier
Hamburger Cooker
Ben King
Fran Walker
Tennesseean
Magnolia
Otis Moore
Nordika Kollektion
Han
Rodden Furniture Co
Main St
Randleman Lions
Eye Bank
Philco
Winter Garden
Colonial Freezer Locker, Inc
N. Main St
High Point, N. C
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