Central Hi High elects officers and honors students
The rising junior class elected Ken Rhyne as president and Worth Parker as vice president with Sharon Shakleford as treasurer and Susan Hoskins as secretary. John Young and Suzanne Crockett were named Upper House representatives. Several students attend the Governor's School at Salem College in Winston-Salem. Debaters, led by David Kiel, John Robbins, Ken Starling, and Jamie Burnley, scored highly at Chapel Hill. Thirty eight students were inducted into the Masque and Gavel Society, with J A Barneystacle presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Rhyne
Worth Parker
Sharon Shakleford
Susan Hoskins
John Young
Suzanne Crockett
Vunblommacould
Tral
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Ken Starling
Mike Morgan
Jerry Jones
Lynn Curlee
Chapel Hill
Central
David Kiel
John Robbins
Jamie Burnley
John
Jamie
J. A. Barneycastle
National Society
Thomasville High Corner pays tribute to staff and athletes
The Thomasville High School community honors teachers and coaches led by Mrs. Kate Allmond for recent successes including the Aycock Cup by the Growler staff and Future Secretaries of America. Sports teams excel with Younts baseball, Beard tennis, Ingram golf and Tapp track achieving top results. Principal H. C. Hudgins Jr. resigns, heading to Duke University on a full scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Allmond
Suzy Bowles
Bobby Powell
Tommy Earnhardt
Toni Veach
Growler
Secretaries of
America
Kenneth Murphy
Brenda Tuttle
Lally L.’ Younts
South Rowan
Younts
Statesville
Tom Beard
Tennie
Clinton Ingram
East Davidson
Colonial Country’ Club
Jim Tapp
Kannapolis
Thomasvill
Special Week on Aging Proclaimed by Governor Sanford
Governor Terry Sanford designates May 3 to 9 as the Special Week on Aging to honor North Carolina citizens aged 65 and older. County committees plan events and open houses at homes for the aged while stressing needs, opportunities, and expanded community services, living arrangements, employment, and Social Security benefits. Mayors will issue proclamations, with picnics, concerts, bus trips, exhibits, and other activities planned statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Terry Sanford
Coordinating Committee On
North Carolina
Gov. Sanford
Koreans Propose Major Change in Go Rate
Koreans propose a shift in the official exchange rate from 130 won per dollar to 285 won per dollar effective at midnight, limited to dealings with the IMF. Other transactions tied to free market fluctuations will use real-time rates. Street noises from New Delhi and Bombay show four to six times louder than recommended levels, prompting calls for anti noise laws and insulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
U. S
International Monetary Fund
New Delhi
India
Bombay
Union Hill Cub Scouts Derby Awards Handed Out
Union Hill Pack 71 sponsored by Union Hill School P T A held a Pinewood Derby last week. Cub master Bob Saunders presented awards to Gary Ne Wayne Rothrock Randy Ward and Dennis McMahon. Judges Frank Dillard and Bob Bryan organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill School
P.T.A
Bob Saunders
Garyne
Wayne Rothrock
Randy Ward
Dennis McMahon
Frank Dillard
Bob Bryan
Union Hill Group
Jay Charles
Harold, Wilson
Denis McMahon
Sammy Sheffield
Bruce Sanders
Philip Comba
Jeffrey Sellers
Jimmy Hill
Jerry
Wayne Knight
Jeffrey Phillips
Douglas, Harris
Bobby Hellig
Jeffrey Setters
Douglas Harris
William Penn Notebook Installation by Future Teachers of America
Friday assembly at Charlotte Hawkins Brown Chapter of the Future Teachers of America featured an installation service. Officers include Barbara Lovette as president and Gloria Ledbetter as vice president, with music by Gwyned Davis and others. The event, held in a Hawaiian Moonlight setting, concluded with an after-Prom Breakfast at the YM-YWCA and notes on new Penn courses for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hawkins Brown
The
Future Teachers of America
Uuarter
Larry Ingram
Freeman Walker
Barbara Lovette
Gloria Ledbetter
Betty Ingram
Evelyn Jackson
Rhonda Rush
Lauian
McConnell
Penn
Greensboro
Ym-Ywca
Village Shop Opens In Reed Building For Grand Weekend
Thomasville reports the Village Shop on National Highway celebrated its grand opening this weekend with a drawing awarding gift certificates. Owner Joe Senior of Thomasville presides as attendees toured the Reed Building nearby. The event highlights local enthusiasm and marks final stretch of seniors’ graduation reminders with upcoming commencement dates and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
National Highway
Reed’uilding
Joe Senior
Postal Service Changes Ordered by Postmaster General
The Postmaster General John A Gronouski orders service adjustments to save 12 7 million to take effect Monday Walter York says parcel post routes will drop Saturday delivery in most walking carrier areas and in some wards rural carriers will still deliver parcels on Saturdays window service on Saturdays limited to two windows at Main Office parcel post and general delivery no major services are cut home delivery and special delivery remain unchanged first class letters continue normal handling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Gronouski
Walter York
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Jane
High Corner
TSHS
H. C. Hudgins Jr
Prin
Cipal
Hudgins
Duke University
Union Hill Cub Scouts
William Penn
Postal Service
High Point Enterprise
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