Bishop Named Zenith Editor at High Point College
David B. Bishop of Oxford Maryland has been named editor in chief of High Point College yearbook the Zenith for 1970 succeeding Dennis Sigman. Other top staff include Beth L. Holcomb from Virginia Beach Virginia associate editor and C Bruce Sheaffer from Silver Spring Maryland business manager.
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David B. Bishop
Oxford
High Point College
The
Zenith
Dennis (Bucky) Sigman
Elkin
Beth L. Holcomb
Virginia Beach
C. Bruce Sheaffer
Silver Springs
69 Zenith Receives Strong Reception at High Point Yearbook
The 1969 Zenith yearbook, created by High Point faculty and students, draws praise as one of the best. Editor Dennis Sigman dedicates it to all students with Wendell Patton receiving the first copy. Officers include Dave Bishop Russ Jones Ray Balty Linda Greenwood Barbara Barnes Shorry Franz Wanda Wise Sheila Melton Barbara Herman Beth Holcombe Doris Whitt and Dr. Sam J. Underwood serves as advisor.
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High Point
Dennis (Bucky) Sigman
Elkin
HPC
Wendell M. Patton
Dave Bishop
Oxford
Russ Jones
Livingston
N. J
Ray Balty
Greensboro
Linda Greenwood
Kernersville
Barbara Barnes
Rutherfordton
Shorry Franz
Frostproof
Fla
Wanda Wise
Broadway
Sheila Melton
Barbara Herman
Portland, Pa
Beth Holcombe
Virginia Beach
Doris Whitt
Roxboro
Sam J. Underwood
The Killing of Sister George review grimly explores loss
The film centers on Beryl Reid as Sister George a beloved village nurse and TV figure whose lesbian life unravels as Alice Susannah York and Mrs Croft Coral Browne move closer. Director Robert Aldrich crafts a harshly lit grim study of a woman’s destruction with dark humor lingering through its over two hour run.
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Sister George
Center Theatre
Robert Aldrich
Lukas Heller
Frank Marcus
Aldrich
Beryl Reid
Susannah York
Alice
Coral Browne
Dr Charles Morris Honored by High Point AMBAC Group
High Point College athletic director and PE chair Dr Charles Morris was saluted by the High Point Chapter of Ameri can Business Club at Top of the Mart as he resigns to join the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics in Kansas City. Attendees included Graham Morgan Dr David Cole Chuck Hartman Bob Davidson Bobby Vaughn George Covington Cir John Bridgers and others who praised Morris for vision courage and judgment.
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Charles Morris
High Point College
High Point
American Business Club
Mart
Morris
National Assn. of
Kansas City
AMBAC
Graham Morgan
Panther Club
David Cole
BPC
Chuck Hartman
Bob Davidson
Bobby Vaughn
George Covington
Chamber of Commerce
Cir
John Bridgers
Bridgers
High Point Board of Education
Covington
Two False and Real Fires Reported by Firemen
Firemen answered two alarms early today with only one blaze actually burning. A 2 a.m. call was deemed false while at 12:23 a.m. a small rear exterior fire at Columbia Market on S Main was watered down and contained with slight damage. Later Tuesday alarms sent responders to a Washington Drive grass fire and car fires on Meredith Street and Church Street in the afternoon.
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Columbia Market
S. Main
Washington Drive
Meredith Street
Church Street
Obituary notices from North Carolina region extend funeral plans
Several death notices detail services and survivors across Durham Burlington Lexington Asheboro Colfax Mount Airy and surrounding areas. Recaps honor long lives with families including spouses children and siblings while giving times and locations for funeral home visits and memorials.
Asheboro man found dead in car on Woodlawn Street
ASHEBORO Howard Goins aged 50 was found dead Sunday in an automobile on Woodlawn Street Randolph County Coroner Julian Brady ruled the death a probable heart attack. He was survived by his mother Mrs Brenda Goins sisters Beulah Davis and Georgia Crump and brothers Buster and Walter Goins. Services were scheduled for 4 PM at Hargett Memorial Chapel.
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Asheboro
Howard Goins
Woodlawn
Randolph
Julian Brady
Brenda Goins
Maude Goins
Beulah Davis
Winston-Salem
Georgia Crump
Buster
Walter Goins
Hargett Memorial Chapel
Man Killed in Hit and Run on E Main Street
James William Lovett 41 of 309 National Highway died after a hit and run on E Main Street near Hobbs Avenue around 11 p.m. Tuesday. He suffered a skull fracture and multiple injuries. Lovett, a Korean War veteran born May 4, 1928, had worked for Carolina Underwear Co. Survived by parents and three sisters, funeral set for Emmanuel Baptist Church with burial at Holly Hills Cemetery.
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Braxton Younts Enterprise
Thomasville
E. Main Street
James William Lovett
National Highway
Lovett
Main
Hobbs Avenue
Sheriff's
Main Street
Southern Railway
City Memorial Hospital
Joel Leonard
Davidson County
Paul and
Bertha McCain Lovett
Carolina Underwear Co
Virgie Lovett
Dorothy Beck
Amazon Road
Ralph Ball
Unity Street
Emmanuel Baptist
Odell. Hall
Holly Hills
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Permits Sought For Additions By Homeowners
Two requests go before the High Point Board of Adjustments at the City-County Building tomorrow. Clarence Lambeth for Carolina Spring Corp asks to add to a Bennett Place dwelling between Bolin and Amhurst Place. Mrs J D Carr seeks a side yard variance for a Farris Avenue room addition.
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High Point Board of Adjustments
Clarence Lambeth
Carolina Spring Corp
Bennett Place
Bolin
Amhurst Place
J. D. Carr
Farris Avenue
Hendren Named Man of the Year by IMC in High Point
Howard Hendren of Jamestown was honored as man of the year by the High Point Industrial Management Club at a Tuesday night meeting at the High Point YMCA. He serves as club treasurer and on several committees, is a First Baptist Church teacher, a Mason, and has worked 23 years with the Greensboro Daily News including 14 years as district circulation manager. The IMC, the largest in High Point with 350 members, received its 13th straight award for excellence in programming.
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Howard Hendren
Jamestown
High Point Industrial Management Club
High Point
Hendren
First Baptist Church
Greensboro Daily News
Industrial Management Club
Mayor Hoe Ricks Wins Runoff in New Bern
In New Bern AP reports Mayor Hoe Ricks defeated his Negro challenger by about three to one. Attorney John Harmon was the first Negro to seek the post in more than a century. Ricks works for the Southern Railroad.
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NEW Bern
Hoe
Ricks
John Harmon
Southern Railroad
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Granville County
Benjamin Eli Davis
Elizabeth Warren
Green and Park Streets
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Lloyd ©. Davis
E. G
Nell) Pennington
C. M
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Turgeon
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Durham
Thomas Hudson
Petersburg
Jimmy Bullock
Apex
William Bullock
Richard Bullock
Fayetteville
Ben Davis
Burlington
Paor
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Jack Ribelin
Lexington
Mendota Ave
Veterans Hospital
Salisbury
Coggins Memorial Baptist Church
T. N. Lewis Ashebord
Thomas Norman
Bill) Lewis
Arvisla F. Lewis
John Tumaneng
Chicago
Ill
Larry N. Lewis
Glen Burnie
J. B. Lewis
Hampton, Va
H. L. Royals
Palm Beach
Fila
Homer. Beck
Ridge- McDowell
Farmer Cemetery
Annie
Hancock
Annie Low Stone Hancock
Smith Grove Baptist Church
Colfax
Richard Nuckles
Ward Larrimore
Sandy Ridge United Methodist’ Church
Cumby
Rt. 1
Calfax
Sandy Ridge
Pines
Baldwin
Luther Baldwin
Crescent Beach
8.C
Carl Baldwin
Gatewood Ave
Paul Baldwin
Wayside Dr
Millard Baldwin
Florida Albemarle
Tommy
Bessie) Potts
Charlotte
Lillie Baldwin
Norwood
Finneral
Paul Herzog
Norwood Cemetery
William J. Wardell
Johnson St
P. M. Cole
Mount Airy
Paul Matthew Cole
Baptist
Jim Cole
Reid Cole Jr
Bobby Cole
Baltimore, Md
Bruce Cole
Knoxville
Fabulous Discount Department Stores
Symsont
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T. L. Stanley
IMC
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Pegboard
Reed Supply CO
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