Prophecy of Amos Brings College One Act Drama
High Point College students present The Prophecy of Amos a two time framed one act musical drama. Dr. Hudgins wrote the script with original music by Dr. Lew Lewis and scores sung by the college choir conducted by J. Fryhover. Siren scenes mix 8th century costuming with modern interpretation to preach a message of justice.
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Braxton Younts
Walt Hudgins
Amos
Lew Lewis
Hudgins
Family Route Keeps Blair Boys in Newspaper Delivery
Ronnie Blair 10 yearns to join four older brothers in the High Point Enterprise route around Liberty Drive. Gene started in 1950s, growing the route to 371 customers split into four. Hollis took over in 1951, Bobby joined in 1956, Barney then managed until leaving for the Air Force, while Ronnie helps now.
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Thomasville
Ronnie Blair
High Point Enterprise
Blair Boys
Liberty Drive
Gene
Enterprise
Hollis
High Point College
Bobby
Air Force
Barney
Fair Grove High School
Ronnie
Ron
Bonnie Moore
Two Graduates Commuted Weekly to RIT for Five Years
Phil Brophy and Charles Buck traveled 13,300 miles to earn management course diplomas at Rochester Institute of Technology. Both men from small towns about 40 miles east of Rochester, they commuted to classes once a week over five years, claiming they have traveled halfway around the world in pursuit of their degrees.
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Rochester
N. Y
Phil Brophy
Charles Buck
Rochester Institute of Technology
Lifelong dedication of Andrew Corbitt at High Point hospital
An 68 year old Andrew Corbitt marks 50 years as an orderly at High Point Memorial Hospital. He started in 1911 under Dr. John Burrus, stayed through world wars, and still works after a long career amid a changing town. His wife Ophelia is a nurse, and his hobby is hard work continuing after his hospital duties.
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Andrew Corbitt
John T. Burrus
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Andrew
Tal
Aia Wenehenes
Ophelia
Corbitts
Kivett Dr
Illegal boat parked on trailer blocks Rochester street
During a heavy rain in Rochester New York police received a complaint about a boat illegally parked at a West Side intersection. Patrolmen, concerned about a flooded street, found a rowboat mounted on a trailer blocking the roadway.
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Rochester
N. Y
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Amaziah
Selma Hazemy
Ed Stafford
Memorial Auditorium
Joseph Blair
Travel For Education
Memorial Hospital
Cal Bayles
Springfield Baptist Church
Baker Road, High Point, N. C
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Richard G. Made
L. J. Mabe
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LA Marick
College Village Shopping Center
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