Cancer Crusade Drive Planned In High Point
Door to door campaign planned for Monday through Tuesday as 1 500 volunteers led by Mrs Harry Samet join the 1963 Cancer Crusade. Jaycettes will distribute literature and organizers cite funds for research and public education about seven danger signals.
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High Point
Harry Samet
The
High Point Jaycettes
Samet
Jaycettes
Fred Swartzberg
Crusade
American Cancer Society
Swartzberg
Central High Orchestra Concert Today at 3 30
The 85 piece Central High School orchestra directed by E Barry Ruth with assistant Sam Garrard performs today at 3 30 p m in the school auditorium. Selections include An Outdoor Overture Copland Finale to Symphony No 5 Tschaikowsky Hungarian Dance No 5 Hopa Mussorgsky and selections from The King and I Rodgers Bennett. The Copland and Tschaikowsky pieces will be heard again at the NC State High School Orchestra Festival in Greensboro on April 6.
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High Point Central High School
E. Barry Ruth
Sam Garrard
Aaron Copland
Tschaikowsky
Brahms
Theatre Group To Meet At 3342 Wrenn Street
The High Point Community Theatre schedules a regular gathering Monday at 8 p.m. at 3342 Wrenn St to discuss future headquarters and review committee reports from the March 23 Workshop Productions. Members Arturo Sobrino Merritt Bradsher Toby Hicks Arnie Hale will perform a reading from The Marriage Proposal by Anton Chekhov.
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High Point Community Theatre
Wrenn St
Drama Group
Arturo Sobrino
Anton Chekhov
Merritt Bradsher
Toby Hicks
Arnie Hale
Auto Rams Into Wall At Service Station
A 1956 car driven by James Coble Jr. of West Point Avenue veered into the front wall and window of a service station after his foot slipped from the brake to the accelerator. The vehicle sustained about $400 in damage. no building damage estimate was given. A child in the car received minor first aid at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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James Coble Jr
West Point Avenue
Cable
High Point Memorial Hospital
Kentucky to Erect 54 Civil War Historical Markers
The state will place 54 historical markers over three years at Civil War sites. The first marker, unveiled in Frankfort, recalls the 1864 execution of four Confederate prisoners in reprisal for a guerrilla killing of a Union sympathizer.
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Frankfort
Tap
Philanthropic giving in 1962 tops nine billion dollars
The American Association of Fund Raising Counsel Inc reports 1962 philanthropy at about $9 billion, with most donations directed to religious causes.
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New York
American Association of Fund Raising Counsel Inc
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Jaycees
Knox Bridge
Central High Orchestra
Montlieu Hardware
DUCO
Dupont
United States
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Theatre Group
ST. Louis
Southern Baptist Convention
Ralph H. Elliott
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Christian Churches
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Huffman Paint and Wall Paper CO
N. Main
Jim Ford
Arthur Murray
School of Dancing
East Westwood
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Lilo Ford
Ogilvie
Ogilvie Sisters
Eton
Missy
ALL America
ALL America City
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Aici
Pettiskirt
Alencen
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