New Medicine Saves Life Of Tiny Girl
Thirteen month old Tidy Hill of Sophia escaped death and possible blindness thanks to a Red Cross funded vaccination immune globulin treatment delivered by plane from Washington. Her eye infection from a smallpox vaccine mix up worsened until VIG was received. she recovered within a week and was discharged.
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New Medicine
Tiny Girl
Tidy Hill
Jerry Hill
Rt. 1
Sophia
Red Cross
Washington
Little Tidy Hill
Little Tidy
Mrs. Hill
Estelle
James Pert
Red Cross Blood Program
Greensboro High Point
Edward Jenner
Berkeley
England
Ferndale High to Host Commencement Speakers
Insurance executive and Rev. Robert L. Ladehoff to address Ferndale Senior High graduates at 8 p m June 4 in the new gymnasium. Ladehoff, a Durham civic figure and church leader, has served in state government and higher education circles.
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Ferndale Senior High School
Robert L. Ladehoff
Durham
Durham Junior Chamber of Commerce
Luther Hodges
Europe
Mr. Ladehoff
Pennsylvania
High Point
High Point College
Duke University
General Theological Seminary
New York City
Ladehoff
Walnut Cove
Germantown
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Thomasville
St. Christopher's Episcopal Church
Charlotte
Division of Camps and Conferences
Board of Examining Chaplains
Department of Chris
County to Ballot on Vote Machines in Guilford County
Guilford County will use voting machines in all 70 precincts for a primary for the first time. Shoup machines in Greensboro and High Point and Automat ic machines in rural precincts will tally Democratic and Republican ballots with party slips and blocked candidates. Polls open Saturday at 6 30 a m and close 6 30 p m with registrars meeting to receive instructions beforehand.
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Guilford County
Greensboro
High Point
Guilford
Bloodmobile to Visit Here for Two Days
Red Cross bloodmobile, co-chaired by Bill McGuinn, seeks 350 pints with emphasis on B positive and positive donors. Residents urged that patients or next of kin notify hospitals of blood needs and arrange replacement from the Charlotte blood center. Blood drive runs tomorrow 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Tuesday 10 a.m. to p.m.
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Bill McGuinn
McGuinn
High Point
Duke
N. C. Memorial Hospital
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Red Cross Blood Center
Charlotte
Archdale
Trinity
Trinity Boy Injured When Hit By Train
Charles Grey, 16, of Rt. 1 Trinity was struck by a slow train behind his home while chasing a ball. He suffered a ruptured spleen and underwent surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital, listed in satisfactory condition.
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Charles Grey
Rt. 1
Trinity
High Point Memorial Hospital
15th annual hymn contest crowns top singers
The 15th annual hymn playing contest at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church crowned winners across elementary junior high and senior high divisions. Winners with superior ratings include Marcia Garrett Beulah Moton Jane Bernet and many more with teachers listed, judged by a panel led by Mrs. Green and others. Judy Williams served as contest chairman.
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Anne Stephens
Mary Lou Lloyd
Laura Wall
Marcia Garrett
Jane Bernet
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Art Richardson
The
Musical Art Club
Beulah Moton
E. Mae Kirkman
Gayle Martin
Hermine Bodenheimer
Hazel Lanier
Sharon Beck
Monroe
Barbara Wright
Honeycutt
Mary Lou Poovey
Karen Harris
Reimer
Amanda Green
Joyce Phillips
Paula Tadlock
Susan Rudd
Dan Smith
Ronda Goodwin
Sandy White
Carlissa Everhart
Susan Jamieson
Robert Green
Henry Whipple
Helen Laney
Wilbur Currie
Koonts
Judy Williams
Sunrise County Loses Derby Bid in Odd Finish
A local man bets on Sunrise County in the Kentucky Derby but the lead misread causes confusion as a rival horse Decidely wins. The piece mixes light humor about goats and Easter bunnies with a Small Town column tone and a Clean-up campaign anecdote.
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Sunrise County
Decidely
UNC Senior Baritone Doss Phillips To Recital In Hill Hall
Doss Phillips a University of North Carolina senior baritone from High Point will perform a voice recital tonight at 8 p.m. in Hill Hall with accompaniment by Robert Steeleman a graduate musicology student from Kinston.
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Chapel Hill
Doss Phillips
University of North
Long Hot Summer Forecast From Friendship Weatherman
The weatherman at Friendship predicts a continuing heat wave with highs in the 90s and nightly lows around 64. Partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers may offer brief relief, but the forecast calls for repeated hot days likely through Tuesday and possibly Wednesday.
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Friendship
Mercury
Jaycee Paper Drive Today in High Point
The Junior Chamber of Commerce conducts a paper drive from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Residents in High Point including Oak View are asked to leave scrap paper on the curb for pick up. The paper will be bundled and sold to support JCC projects.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
High Point
Oak View
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