Wake Forest's First Dean Of Women Plans To Retire
Lois Johnson, Wake Forest College's first and only dean of women, plans retirement after a two decade role shaping coed life. She recalls cultural shifts, praises student achievement, and will live in Scotland County while remaining connected to campus.
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Wake Forest
Winston - Salem
Lois Johnson
Wake Forest College
Miss Johnson
Lois
Wake Forst
Scotand County
Archibald
Flora McNeill Johnson
Thomasville
Charity and Children
Scotland County
Catharine Lam
Thomasville High Seniors Celebrate Week of Honors
Thomasville High School seniors enjoyed a week of events from class color day and a white rose theme to a Rotary Club banquet at Robert E. Lee Hotel Roof Garden. Performances by the Dixie Colonels and Hungry Five highlighted talent day while graduation speech tryouts named four finalists.
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Thomasville Senior High School
Sally Howard
Rotary Club
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Winston-Salem
Dixie Colonels
Hungry Five
al Carpenter
Kirby Prim
Doris Holton
Chester Litwin
Brenda Westmoreland
Carole Maxey
John Deshinski
Jan Wood
Doris Horton
Cab driver buys stolen pants. wife claims husband’s pair
In Chicago Ed die Falconer 29 was arrested after police traced trousers he wore to a burglary. Fannie Smith 30 told officers a taxicab driver wearing her husband Joseph Smith’s pants had picked up a fare. Falconer said he bought them for $3 from a man. Alpacas and llamas noted as camel relatives in Britannica.
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Chicago
Eddie Falconer
Eddie
Fannie Smith
Incendiary Forest Fires Warn National Problem
Felony Smokey warns that one in four forest fires are started on purpose by neighbors. The piece notes fires are widespread, urges readers to consult local forest officers, support law enforcement, and communicate with judges and legislators.
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Smokey
Scholastic Press Meet Slated At Chapel Hill
The State Press Association and School of Journalism staff appoint a committee for the 1962 North Carolina Scholastic Press Institute. Walter Spearman announces the three day institute with editors teachers and student officers from multiple high schools.
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Chapel Hill
State Press Association
School of Journalism
Elizabeth Stevwill
Enson
East Mecklenburg High
Sam McKeel
Charlotte Ob ‘School
Charlotte
North Carolina Scholastic Press Institute
Walter Spearman
University of North Carolina School of Journalism
North Carolina
G. Leslie ‘Browne
Myers Park High School
Spearman
Kenneth Byerly
Stuart Sechriest
Louis XIV’s 72-Year Reign Noted in History
The longest European monarchic rule belongs to France’s Louis XIV who reigned seventy two years. The Morristown National Park in New Jersey was the first historic park established by the U.S. government.
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France
Louis XIV
U. S
Morristown National Park
New Jersey
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High Corner
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Eugene Price
Goldsboro News
Argus
Ed M. Anderson
Skyland Post
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J. Mayon Parker
Ahoskie Herald
Dean Norval Neil Luxon
David Poole
Concord
Barbara Renfro
Greensboro
Eloise Woolley
Elizabeth City
Gail Stevenson
Hickory
Burch Allison
James N. Anderson
Salisbury
Roebuck
Allstate
Blackwall
Whitewall
Sears
DOW
Dodge
Ford
Mercury
Plym
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Sears and Save
Inmot Cars
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