Lake Pledges Support To Reapportionment Effort
Gubernatorial hopeful Dr. J Beverly Lake defends his school policy and opposes the Pearsall Plan while urging constitutional guidance on reapportionment after the 1960 census. He says boards decide pupil assignments and appeals go to court if contested, and blasts NAACP influence and federal court integration. A campaign rally is planned in Greensboro with an 8 p.m. Wednesday program.
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Dr. J. Beverly Lake
North Carolina
Dr. Lake
Hodges
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
South
NAACP
Robert Martin
Guilford County Court House
Greensboro
Seawell Adds Two In High Point Campaign Staff
Two High Point residents join the campaign staff of Democrat gubernatorial candidate Malcolm B. Seawell. Joe P. Temple, vice president of American Security Insurance Co. and secretary treasurer of New South Furniture Exposition Corp., will manage Seawell's High Point operations from his Raleigh headquarters.
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High Point
Malcolm B. Seawell
Seawell
Raleegh
Joe P. Temple
American Security Insurance Co
New South Furniture Exposition Corp
Edward V Mitchell to Handle Publicity in High Point
Box Score Accident reports note Temple as a former High Point City Council member active in civic and business affairs. Edward V Mitchell, a veteran newspaper man, will manage publicity in High Point and has worked in Charlotte Greensboro Salisbury Durham High Point and Gastonia over 35 years. His tenure includes serving as managing editor of the Gastonia Gazette before resigning last spring. This year to date shows 22 accidents with 0 deaths, 6 injuries and $10,305.00 in property loss.
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Durham
Gastonia
Gastonia Gazette
High Point Savings Names Beverley Pratt Trust Officer
Beverley C. Pratt of Charlotte named trust officer at High Point Savings and Trust Co to take over duties June 1 expanding the trust department. Pratt, a Virginian with a law degree, has eight years in trust roles and prior military service. he and his wife Doris Powers have four sons and plan to move to High Point in June.
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Charlotte
High Point Savings and Trust Co
Fred Alexander
Trust Department
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Pratt
Caroline County
Fredericksburg
Virginia Tech
University of Virginia
National University Law School
Washington
Washington Loan and Trust Co
Bowling Green
William Joslin
Raleigh
N. C. Banking Department
First Union Bank of North Carolina
LaSalle College
Doris Powers
Port Royal
Episcopal Church
Virginia
District of Columbia
St. Pet
High Point
HPC Health Workshop Set at High Point College in June
A four week summer workshop on school health will be held at High Point College from June 13 to July 4. It targets teachers nurses administrators and education students statewide. Scholarships funded by the American Cancer Society the North Carolina Tuberculosis Association and local civic groups are available. Notable speakers include Charles Spencer Norman Gaskill Dr Irma Smathers Kay Wagstaff Bob Cox Miss Helen Stuart and Miss Mary Hays. The program offers four hours undergraduate credit and certificate renewal for teachers.
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Gilman Hertz
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North Carolina Tuberculosis Association
High Point
Greensboro
Charles Spencer
North Carolina Department of Education
Norman Gaskill
Irma Smathers
North Carolina
North Carolina Medical Society
Kay Wagstaff
Guilford County Dairy Council
Bob Cox
North Carolina Youth Fitness Commission
Helen Stuart
School Health Service
Department of Public Instruction of
Mary Hays
State Board of Health
Democrats Meet Delegates Fuss Rocks Guilford Convention
In Greensboro Guilford Democrats faced friction as State Sen O A Kirkman criticized the party while retiring chair Frank Hutton yielded to Andrew Johnson Jr The convention opened with routine committee work before a lengthy slate of delegates was announced highlighting party tensions
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Andrew Johnson Jr
Driver Education Seeks Second Instructor At Senior High
City officials consider hiring a second driver education instructor for Senior High School. Funds must come from non state sources as current allocations do not cover the new position. Mrs. Irvin Coffield and Frank Shields advocate expanded access, noting 2,406 students trained with only one instructor and a bottleneck in wheel instruction.
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Coffield
Shields
System Shields
Herb Hipps
Ms. Coffield
Guilford County Democrats Elect New Chairman Moore
Guilford County Democratic Party members chose Greensboro attorney B Moore by acclamation as the new chairman in a convention marked by a tense debate. Frank Hutton retired after 12 years, and Clyde A. Shreve was re elected first vice chair, with W F Mauldin taking second vice chair. Other officers named include R M Linville Charlie Kivett and J R Morris.
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Greensboro
Moore
Frank Hutton
Guilford
Clyde A. Shreve
High Point
W. F. (Bilb) Mauldin
R. M. Linville
Charlie Kivett
J. R. Morris
Former official Russell to speak at High Point College commencement
Dr. Donald S. Russell assistant secretary of state under Truman and former University of South Carolina president will deliver the commencement address at High Point College on May 29 at 3 30 pm. About 150 seniors are candidates for degrees.
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Union
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University of Michigan
Spartanburg
James F. Byrnes
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Byrnes
White House
University of South Carolina
Converse College
Spartanburg General Hospital
Challenge Of Crossword Puzzles In Their Mad Rush For Fitness
Forrest Cates argues crossword puzzles offer little mental or verbal benefit. He mocks clues such as three letter words for vetch and obscure animals, concluding puzzles add no real value to conversational English and calling puzzle makers misinformed.
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Daniel Webster
Daniel
Vetch
Guido
First Entry Received In Essay Contest
The Enterprise reports the first entry for the Father of the Year essay contest from Trinity High School eighth to 12th graders in High Point area schools. A $400 scholarship will be awarded to the top essay by a judging committee and presented by Roger Kirchofer Post 206 American Legion during Father's Day week in June.
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Allen Jay
Jamestown
Trinity
Holt McPherson
Dean B. Pruette
Gary Mabry
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