Kirkman to Address Statewide School Meet at Chapel Hill
C Arthur Kirkman of High Point Francis Walker of Durham and Charles G Rose Jr of Fayetteville will address the Committee of 100 for Better Schools session at the Carolina Inn Chapel Hill with a noon luncheon W W Sutton NCSBA president will preside Kirkman will discuss The Education of North Carolina Youth A Challenge Walker will analyze the United Forces for Education role Rose will speak on Education The Laymans Responsibility Proposals for local level activities and educational materials will be presented later The UNC professor Guy B Phillips will conduct the closing study session Adjournment is 3 30 p m President Sutton notes attention to public education needs by candidates for office and the need to understand and fund essential requirements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Francis Walker
Durham
Charles G. Rose Jr
Fayetteville
Committee of 100 For Better Schools
Chapel Hill
N. C
Walker
United Forces For Education
Rose
State Board of Education
Guy B. Phillips
UNC School of Education
Sutton
TV Teaching Head Will Talk Here
Charles W. Phillips, director of public relations at Woman’s College of UNC and head of the North Carolina In-School Television Experiment, will speak to the High Point Exchange Club and wives Monday evening on Television Teaching. Dr. A. E. Sherron will introduce him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Phillips
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
High Point Exchange Club
Phillips
Columbia University
North Carolina Education Association
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Greensboro Council of Social Agencies
Guilford County Board of Welfare
Local Scout Council
Greensboro Rotary Club
Exchange Club
A. E. Sherron
Henry Tesh Dies Enroute To Hospital
Henry Lind say Tesh 80 retired Southern Railway employee died enroute to City Memorial Hospital at 8 30 a m after a heart attack at his home He was born in Davidson County December 22 1879 and lived in Charlotte for years For seven years he lived with nephew W C Swicegood Funeral at Hawkins Whittington Chapel in Charlotte at 11 a m with graveside services by Excelsior Masonic Lodge in Elmwood Cemetery Charlotte
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Henry Lindsay Tesh
Southern Railway
City Memorial Hospital
Mr. Tesh
Davidson County
Charlotte
W. C. Swicegood
Holly Grove Road
Masonic Lodge
Hawkins-Whittington Chapel
Excelsior Masonic Lodge of
Elmwood
Crime report hints at tall suspect in holdup
Barney Barnwell says the hold up man stood about six feet two with a hard look, and Barnwell was prevented from moving during the incident, implying the thief's height and demeanor were observed from behind.
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Barney Barnwell
Trinity Man Is Charged In Shooting
Randolph County deputies jailed 59 year old John Henry Sweat of Trinity after he allegedly shot his wife Emma Sweat 35 in the leg with a 12 gauge shotgun. Sweat was bound over to Randolph County Superior Court for assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill after failing to post 1000 bond. The incident occurred shortly after noon when the couple argued and Mrs Sweat sat on the front porch after walking outside. She was hospitalized at High Point Memorial and reported resting comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Trinity
Randolph County Sheriff's Deputies
John Henry Sweat
Randolph County Superior Court
Superior Court
Randolph
E. V. Weston
Sweat
Emma Sweat
Wake Forest Professors Win Fulbright Grants
Three Wake Forest College faculty members received Fulbright grants for research and teaching abroad in 1960 61. Dr Eugene Pendleton Banks and Dr Robert R Howren Jr will lecture at Burmese universities from June 1960 to March 1961, while Dr James C O Flaherty will study at the University of Heidelberg Germany from September 1960 to June 1961.
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Winston -Salem
Wake Forest College
Fullbright
Burma
Germany
Eugene Pendleton Banks
Robert R. Howren Jr
James C. O'Flaherty
University of Heidelberg
Johann Hamann
O'Flaherty
Wake Forest
Banks
Howren
Entertaining Jaycee Roast at Thomasville Event
Thomasville Jaycees host Jaycee leader Box Cox who mocks locals including Stuart Kennedy and John Czarnecki in a lively program. Cox, an ex U S Jaycees official, praises the city as the jewel of the Piedmont and shares stories alongside thoughtful remarks on local politics and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Warren
Thomasville
Box Cox
Carolina
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cox
Stuart Kennedy
Frank Picklesimer
John Czarnecki
Jaycees
Stu
Chapel Hill
United States Jaycees
N. C. Jaycees
U. S. Chamber
N. C. Youth Fitness Foundation
Democrats In Thomasville Elect Boyles New Chairman
Thomasville Township Democrats met at the City Hall for a 2 PM reorganizing session. Bill Boyles was chosen chairman replacing Ralph Eanes as party aims focus on May 28 primary and November elections with candidates from Russell Van Landingham to local officials and a consolidation push reflected by supporters and opposing figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats
Thomasville
Boyles
Frank Warren
Thomasville Township
North Carolina
Ralph Eanes
Russell van Landingham
State Senate
Justice of the Peace
Constable
County Board of Election
D. W. “Doe"’ McCulloch
Lexington
McCulloch
Bill Boyles
L. Roy Hughes
ST Hope
Hundley
Jordan
Frank Jordan
Memorial Methodist Church
Sen. Jordan
Addison Hewlett
Wilmington
Cloyd Phillpot
Philpott
Randolph plans school improvements and new facilities
Randolph High and several elementary schools seek bond funds totaling 1,347,885 dollars to build a junior high, renovate auditoriums and toilets, add classrooms and libraries, and improve sites, walkways, and grounds. Superintendent Teachey says funds cover immediate needs and two to four year expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ec Andag
Trinity
Trinity Negro
Archdale
Caveness
Randolph High
Asheboro
Teachey
Randolph
Local Precinct Chairs and Polling Places Listed
The notice lists precinct leaders and polling sites including Doak Park for Precinct 4 with Bruce Myers as chair and Jessie Green as vice chair, Colonial Drive School for Precinct 5 with Wayne Elliott and Melba Carpenter, Main Street School for Precinct 6 with Grant Harris and Sam Welborne, and Pilot School for Precinct 7 with Paul Burton and Peggy Link.
Two Shuford Mills officials to speak at High Point class
Two speakers will address this week’s management development class at High Point College. Bob Holland and Joe Golden, personnel directors of Shuford Mills Inc. of Hickory, will discuss Induction and Training. Holland, a Conover native, is a 195? NSC textile BS graduate and has worked at Shuford Mills since 1954. Golden has led Shuford Mills personnel for 15 years and belongs to multiple regional personnel associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Bob Holland
Joe Golden
Shuford Mills Inc
Hickory
Holland
Conover
Newton-Conover
U. S. Navy
North Carolina State College
Greensboro
Burlington Industries Inc
North Carolina
Shuford Mills
Golden
American Society For Personnel Administration
The
Charlotte Personnel Directors’ Assn
Piedmont Personnel Directors’ Assn
Judge Caps Offender in Colo Court
In Cortez Colorado Judge Earl Cox ignored the defendant’s joke about self-sentencing after a drunkenness charge. The man told the judge he would give himself 90 days, then suspend the sentence and go home. The judge fined him 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortez
Colo
Earl Cox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kirkman
Charles Phillips
Henry Tesh
Trinity Man
Weston
Jaycee
Piedmont
State Jaycee
Bob
Maxey Crowder
Trinity College
Civic Center
Raymond Siler
City Hall
Republic of Korea
Pilot
Fair Grove
Sam Welborne
Parent's Association For Better Schools
Mrs. Welborne
Vidson County
Bruce Myers
Township Democrats
C. T. Kennedy
Charles Lambeth
Doak Finch
Perkins Pontiac
J. B. Hefner
Joe Lloyd
Kerns Street
Homer Veach
Helen Burton
Bill Love
Yow's Funeral Home
David T. Yow
Steelmaster
Office Equipment CO
N. Main St
Sam
Nash Jewelry Co
Congressional District
High Point Campaign
S. Main St
Carl T. Durham
Kornegay
D. P. Whitley, JR
West Washington St
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