Mrs. Nellie Driggers, 64, Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Nellie Mac Teal Driggers of 130 Sinclair Ave died Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital after a two day admission. Born May 11 1908 in Chesterfield County S C she lived in High Point since 1942 having moved from Marlboro S C She married Lonnie W Driggers on December 13 1924 and worked 30 years at Burlington Mills She was a member of Albertson Road Baptist Church Surviving are her husband a daughter Frances Driggers Walton a son James L Driggers eight grandchildren five great grandchildren eight sisters and four brothers Funeral services will be held at 230 PM Monday at Albertson Road Baptist Church with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery The body will be at Sechrest Funeral Home and the family will receive friends Sunday 7 to 9 PM
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Nellie Mac Teal
Driggers
Sinclair Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Chesterfield County
S.C
James Tyler
Carrie White Teal
High Point
Marlboro
Lonnie W. Driggers
Burlington Mills
Albertson Road
Thomas Teal
Eden
Clyde Teal
Fala St
Leroy Teal
Cloverdale Dr
Clarence Teal
Ward St
Albertson Road Baptist Church
Arnold W. Bell
Francis Lunsford
Ronnie Akins
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Funreal
John A. Hamm
Lexington
Tussey St
Calvary Baptist Church
Frank Hendley
Community Baptist Church
Hamm
Acme Veneer Co
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hamm
Erwin
Stephen
Cassie Newsom Hamm
Newsom Hamm
Ethel Burkhart Hamm
Hhs Home
Halton B. (Marceline) Hughes
Thomasville
S. Walter Hamm
Winfred Hamm
Burgess Street
Pauline H. Laney
Tussey Street
J. W. Best
Piedmont Funeral Home
Mrs. Marlowe Dies At 79 In Thomasville
Julia Crofts Marlowe 79 of 11 Boyles Street died Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital after a Wednesday fall. Born January 16 1893 in Carroll County Virginia she lived most of her life in Thomasville. Survived by four sons, one daughter, ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 4 PM at J C Green and Sons Chapel. Burial Rich Fork Baptist Church Cemetery. The family will be at the home and funeral home Saturday 7 to 9 PM.
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Thomasville
Julia Crofts Marlowe
Boyles St
J. F. Marlowe
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point
Carroll County
Alfred
Mary Elizabeth Packett Crofts
Marlowe
First Baptist Church
Fidelis
Edwin B
Mary) Drury
Thomas F. Marlowe
Rich Fork Avenue
Cecil L. Marlowe
Pilot Drive
W. Clyde Marlowe
Davidson Street
Joe D. Marlowe
Reedsville
W. E. Crofts
J.C. Green and Sons
Joseph P. Hester
Melvin E. Greene
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Candidates push runoffs as North Carolina races heat up
Lt. Gov. Pat Taylor campaigns for governor promising four lanes on U.S. 17 and expansion of ECU medical school. He attacks opponent Bowles over medical school support and accuses him of trying to buy the election. GOP leaders urge a clean, issue oriented primary, while Jim Holshouser seeks to avoiding division by not debating Gardner. B Everett Jordan reports enthusiastic county managers for his Senate runoff bid against Nick Galifianakis.
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Associated Press
East Carolina University Medical School
Pat Taylor
Taylor
North Carolina
Wilmington
ECU Medical School
Skipper Bowes
Medical School
Board of Governors
Bowles
Republican Party
John T. Church
GOP
Frank Rouse
Jim Gardner
Church
Rouse
Jim Holshouser
Gardner
Holshouser
North Carolina judges, elections, and endorsements debated
Phillips argued against abandoning the elective judiciary while praising NC's history of independence. He noted law education alone is not enough for judgeship and warned a non lawyer on the bench could limit performance. In the runoff, Galifianakis led Jordan by 37,602 votes as Belk endorsed Secrest amid insurance commissioner contest dynamics.
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Phillips
North Carolina
Galifianakis
Jordan
George Belk
Russell Secrest
Secrest
John Ingram
Asheboro
Belk
Greensboro
Ingram
Archdale Trinity Jaycees honor top athletes at Trinity Junior High
Darlene Rush and Randy Lanier named outstanding athletes at Trinity Junior High School. Darlene, daughter of Frank and Mrs. Rush, played her first basketball season, while Randy, son of James and Mrs. Lanier, excelled in football as a ninth grader. Awards given by Archdale Trinity Jaycees president Cleveland Harris.
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Darlene Rush
Randy Lanier
Archdale-Trinity Jaycees
Trinity Junior High School
Darlene
Frank Rush
Rt. 3
Trinity
Randy
James W. Lanier
Cleveland Harris
Archdale Trinity Jaycees
Wrecks Cause Four Minor Injuries in Wet High Point Roads
Slick wet conditions caused seventeen wrecks in High Point with four minor injuries and three juried cases. A school bus and car crash at S Elm and Greer injured two. Annie Therrell Johnson and Ira Maness were minorly hurt. No charges in other incidents. Damages were listed at 250 dollars.
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High Point
S. Elm Street
Greer Street
Annie Therrell Johnson
Charlestown
Ira Martin Maness
Conner Street
Johnson Auto
Marshall Ray Kennedy
Miller Street
Menu Plan From Henrys Casa Corn and Lima
A weekly dining outline lists daily meals from Tuesday through Friday and a separate Monday to Friday sequence. It includes dishes such as chili beans cornbread chicken and gravy fish sticks Salisbury steak sandwiches and desserts like apple crisp peach cobbler and pudding.
Model Cities Summer Recreation Slate For Youth
Model Cities offers a 600 participant summer program at High Point and Bennett Colleges for 8 to 16 year old boys and 8 to 14 year old girls. Camps run June to July with sports health education gymnastics swimming and more. Registration at five sites May 27 with forms due May 24 and permission slips May 27. Program funded by Model Cities supplemental money totaling 38 667 and provides lunches sneakers and free admission.
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High Point
Bennett Colleges
High Point College
Bennett College
Greensboro
Hillside Recreation Center
J.C. Morgan Court
Clara Cox
Daniel Brooks
Model Cities
Franklin St
S. Main St
A&t University
Recreation and Culture Task Force
Model City Commission
State Names ABC Supervisor In Fraud Charge
Vonnie W. Gay supervisor of District 2 NC Board of Alcoholic Control was arrested in Raleigh on 11 felony warrants for fraud. He allegedly submitted fraudulent motel receipts totaling 116.58 dollars. The SBI investigation began three months ago and may lead to more arrests.
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Raleigh
Vonnie W. Gay
District 2
North Carolina Board of Alcoholic Control
Gay
Rt. 1
Wilson
Charles Dunn
State Bureau of Investigation
Dunn
SBI
North Carolina Looks at NEA Finding On Black Teachers
Raleigh official says state will study an NEA report showing 3051 black teachers in North Carolina lost jobs since 1954 due to discrimination. The NEA cites 31584 losses across 17 southern states, with NC second to Texas. Peek notes lack of race data prevents specific comment though estimates may be drawn from certification records.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Bill Peek
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
National Education Association
Texas
Peek
NEA
Or Carolina
Civitan Youth Effort Grows At North Carolina Convention
Greensboro report covers district East Civitan youth growth with 48 junior clubs and 1 500 members. University of North Carolina at Greensboro student Carol Graham leads the first Collegiate Divinette club with 30 members and Elon College unit chartered last month. Curtis Crutchfield of Durham receives Lieutenant Governor of the Year honors while also earning leadership and membership awards for the Eno Valley Club.
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Greensboro — Civitans
North Carolina
Coleman Rich
Burlington
Hendersonville
Carol Graham
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Elon College
McIver School
Greensboro
Caroling
Pediatrics
Curtis Crutchfield
Durham Club
Eno Valley
Durham
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Mrs
Nellie Mae Teal Driggers
Lanier
Rush
Maria Greening
Hickory Chapel Road
N. Main Street
Sheraton Place
Carolyn Gable Brackett
E. Lexington Avenue
Larry Oscar Fipps
Billy Clinton Fowler
Fowler
S Henrys
Lester’s Jewelers
South Main Street
High Point Central
Vann York
Pontiac
Cornenn
Main & Montlieu
ABC
American Flora
Main ST
Civitan Youth Effort
Wesley Long Hospital
Taiwan
Christian Children’s Fund
Guilford College Club
Order of the Golden Rule
Chestnut Drive
Broad Ave
Tan Ol Als
Toon Main High Point
Pial Es
Eels
Seeurnas
Pre Ticorporation
Rotary Motor Company
Rep Onty
State OF
Rotary Motor CO I
Adie
Todas
Davis
N.C
Hazel Surratt
Grace Lutheran Kindergarten
N. Centennial
North Drive
Lyles Chevrolet Co
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