Reclaiming Antiques Planned in Greensboro and High Point
Guilford County Agricultural Extension Service announces free programs on restoring antique furniture to its original beauty. Rosa Winchester says two sessions in Greensboro on May 4 and High Point on May 12 will feature demonstrations with Formby Refinishing Products representative.
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Guilford County Agricultural Extension Service
Rosa Winchester
High Point
Agricultural Center
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Family Life Panel Discussion At Church Event
A public forum on family living and education titled All In The Family will be held Thursday at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church as part of the annual Family Life Council of Greater High Point meeting. Six panelists from families and schools will join a post dinner discussion chaired by Dr. Eldora Terrell with Dr. William Michael Jr. introducing participants.
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Family Life Council of
Greater High Point
High Point
Community Health Services, Inc
Greensboro
William N. Michael Jr
Eldora H. Terrell
Family Life Council
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Cinema Cafe Presents Dickens World Film at Library
The High Point Public Library hosts Changing World of Charles Dickens at Cinema Cafe. The feature blends history and literature about Dickens and the industrial era, shown Tuesday at 12 15 p m in the audio visual room.
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Cinema Cafe
Dickens
High Point Public Library
Charles Dickens
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