Proctors Welcome New Baby Son At A and T College
Greensboro items report Dr Samuel D Proctor president of A and T College on leave as Peace Corps associate director will return Sept 1 to campus with Samuel Tate the couple’s third son born April 29 in Fredericksburg Virginia. This marks the first time an infant will live in the president’s home The Oaks at A and T. The Proctors have two older sons Herbert 16 and Timothy 13.
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Greensboro
A & T College
Samuel D. Proctor
U. S. Peace Corps
Samuel Tate
Proctors
Fredericksburg
Mary Washington Hospital
Samuel T
the Oaks
Proctor
Herbert
Timothy
Mortgage Burning Today at Liberty Grove Baptist Church
Liberty Grove Baptist Church on Rt. 2 Trinity holds mortgage burning during today’s services at 2 30 p m. The event also marks the church 93rd year and 23rd year of Pastor Rev Fisher R Mason with guest church Temple Memorial Baptist Church of High Point. Notables in the ceremony include Ruth Browne Mary Branson Hannah Gray Flavella Cunningham Theresa Campbell Vera Graves Barbara Cunningham and Maria Miller. Benediction by Dr L L Macon of Temple Memorial Baptist Church. An anniversary dinner will follow.
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Liberty Grove Baptist Church
Rt. 2
Trinity
Fisher R. Mason
Temple Memorial Baptist Church of
High Point
Ruth Browne
Mary Bronson
Hannah Gray
Flavella Cunningham
Lefty Olsen Mystery Scene Hints at Hasty Setup
A baseball pitcher nicknamed Lefty is found dead with his glove on the left hand and the ball in his right, suggesting the wife and her former suitor may have rushed the setup after the murder. The lieutenant and the investigator note the contradiction with the pitcher’s known throwing arm.
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Lefty
Lefty Olsen
Garden Club and Community Notices Breathe of local groups
Local clubs schedule meetings across Thomasville with officers and venues noted including the Blue Iris Garden Club at 1505 E Washington St and the Wisteria Garden Club meeting at Hattie Hall's home. Also upcoming events include musical programs, church services, and National Music Week observances.
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Blue Iris Garden Club
Fannie Lassiter
Washington St
Carl Chavis YMCA Big Brothers Club Meets
The Carl Chavis YMCA Big Brothers Club will meet Monday evening at 7 30. All Membership Campaign workers are invited to attend the meeting. The City Schools Art Exhibit for elementary classes will be held at the YMCA for three days this week. The Industrial Mens Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30. One singing practice is scheduled for Thursday evening at 8. All young men interested in joining swimming volleyball and tennis teams should contact Mr Godbolt at the Y. Little League Baseball practice will be held Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 4.
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Carl Chavis Ymca
Big Brothers Club
City Schools
YMCA
Industrial Mens’ Club
Godbolt
Mother of the Year Award Slated by Zeta Sorority
The Delta Kappa Gamma chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority will crown The Mother of the Year at a program May 17 at 7 30 p m at the Mary McLeod Bethune YMCA. Children of contestants will participate and the winner will be crowned.
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Delta Kappa Zeta
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
Mary McLeod Bethune Ymca
Powerful Waves Hurl Rocks Onto Cliffs Over 100 Feet High
Ocean waves exhibit extreme force throwing rocks weighing many tons onto cliff tops more than 100 feet above sea level. The striking image underscores the sea's power and the erosion impact on coastal formations.
Griffin Band Earns Excellent Rating at State Contest
Griffin Junior High School Band received an excellent rating at the State Band Contest in Durham on May 1. The Brass Choir Cornet Trio and Woodwind Mixed Quartet were rated superior. Solo performances by Flute Trombone and B flat clarinet duet earned excellent marks. Fredricka Dixon Gayle Hudson Barbara Jean Carter Glenn Crawford and Leroy Easter were chosen for the All State Band at North Carolina College in Durham.
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Griffin Junior High
Durham
Fredricka Dixon
Gayle Hudson
Barbara Jean Carter
Glenn Crawford
Leroy Easter
North Carolina College
State Alumni Back Change To University Name
The North Carolina State College Alumni Association approved a resolution endorsing North Carolina State University of the University of North Carolina as the new name. About 300 alumni supported the change by voice vote, despite objections from Sen. Ralph Scott who warned it was inappropriate during the name dispute being resolved by a legislative conference committee. The meeting also honored senior athlete Skip Matthews of Hertford as 1962 football captain.
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State College
Senate
North Carolina State
University of North Carolina At
Raleigh
State Senate
Charles H. Reynolds
Spindale
Europe
Skip Matthews
Hertford
Florence Band Earns Excellent Rating at State Festival
The Florence Junior High School band received an excellent rating at the state band festival held at North Carolina College in Durham. Saxophonist Celester Hairston performed a solo, and the ensemble is directed by J. B. Hobbs Jr.
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Florence
North Carolina College
Durham
Celester Hairston
J. B. Hobbs Jr
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Fairview Street
Helen Gilmore
Ames St
Burns Hill
Mattie Caldwell
Mt. Vernon
Pearson Memorial
J. W. Flake
Foster Grove Church
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Hattie M. Hall
E. P. White
Moreil Lander
Usher Union
First Baptist Church
Thomasville
Samaritan Camonva City Club
Flora Burrell
Leonard Ave
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Wesleyan Service Guild of
St. Mark Church
Elouise Mingo
First Emmanuel Baptist Church
Gospel Silvertones
St. Matthews
Armstrong
Idol Heating Co
Westchester Drive
Davis Patrol
Jack S. Davis
Ian
Holiday Motors
North Main St
Carl Chavis
High Point Commandery
Knights Templar
Red Cross
Order of Malta
J. E. Atkins
E. C. E. L. Green
Recorder
Griffin Band
Moses Kiser
Burlington
E. B. Drury
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Chamber of Commerce
Kepley
Kepley’s
N. Main
Ntantic Samings
N. Main ST
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