Class Gifts Trophy To Ferndale Junior High Teacher
Ferndale Junior High School seventh graders organized a rapid collection drive to honor their general science teacher Charles Guyer. With 31 students donating lunches and allowances, they raised 10.50 to buy and inscribe a trophy. The students praised Guyer for personal attention and help with academics. The High Point Association for Retarded Children will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Adamis Memorial YWCA, showing a film on Mental Retardation Training and spring chapel films from Cloverdale School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale
Drew’ Nealans
Charles Guyer
David Amos
Guyer
Ferndate
Nealeans
Sin
High Pott ‘Assn
Adamis
Memorial -Ywca
Cloverdale School
Baccalaureate Tonight At Allen Jay High
Allen Jay High School prepares for baccalaureate services tonight with Dr. William E Spears Jr of Emerywood Baptist Church as speaker. The 8 p.m. service in the school auditorium features Rev T A Stephens Rev R Max Rees and Rev S H Carter as clergy participants. Graduation for 73 seniors follows on June 1 at 8 p.m. with Dr James S Fer gerson of UNC slated as speaker. Civitan and Citizenship Awards announced, with Barry Zachary receiving the Citizenship Award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay
William E. Spears Jr
Emerywood Baptist
A. ‘Ve Early
TA. Stephens
Archdale Methodist Church
R. Max Rees
Springfield Friends Meetings
Spears
S. H. Carter
Fairfield Methodist Church
James S. Ferfiancellar
Unit of
North Carolina
Glenn Powell
E Providence Wesleyan Methodist
Fergerson
Carl Mabry
Civitan
Pamela Helms
Donald Arnold
Barry Zachary
Marler M. Zachary
High Point
Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina
Obituary notices report the death of Rev Samuel 8 Nelson 84 of Sophia with details of birth in Randolph County, education at Guilford College 1914 and church leadership. Also listed are Betty Jean Bolen 33 of Columbus Ohio with Findlay church links, and a funeral for Jesse Joe Embry 67 in Thomasville with service details.
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Samuel 8
Dans
Thomasville
Betty Jean ‘Bolen
Columbus
Ohio
University Hospital
Bolen
Guilford County
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Findley
W. P. Parrish
Millie Jarabeck
Great Falls
Mont
Debbie
Deanna Bolen
J. Bolen
Joseph E. Clodfelter
Ellen’ Brunoh
Long Yhomasville
Branch
N. J
Joseph Elf
Hennie Fair
Bill Clodfelter
Mike ‘Ciddiciter
Stanley Clodfelter
Richard Crawford
Jimmy
Jesse J. Embry
Jesse Joe Embry
Enman
Pim
Berrier
David Burkhart
Harvey L. Grubb
Avis Tobin
Fred
Ira Bryant
Joelzigs
Sabie
Thomasville High seniors win multiple scholarships and awards
Thomasville High School announced a wide array of scholarships and awards. Students including Martha Clodfelter, Pam Brewer, Mickey Cox, and Eric Hoyle received honors from local clubs and universities. Senior Aaron Clinard led the class gift, a portable microphone system, as graduates prepare for Baccalaureate services on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spie
J. Curry
Regan
Judy
Marr
Cynthia
Sam Welborn
Carol
Davis
Steve Yokeley
Harrison
Chesters
Belly Crocker
Sandra
Schnieder
Martha Clodfelter
Mickey’ Cox
Montgomery
Marlene Hill
Penny Palmer
Journal
Sentinel Northwest
Crissie
Leonard
Beta’ Epsilon Sorority
Ernest Harmes
Eric Hoyle
Harvard’ University
Mickey Cox
U.N.C
Herb Jamieson
Duke University
David Willems
Mars<Hill
David Norton
University’ of South Carolina
Barbara McCail
U. NG
David Burrow
Guilford Colege
Ronnie Byerly
Bill Bobo
Joey Kennedy
John’ Loflin
Pat Withers
Appalachian State
Appalachian State.” Carol, Piercy, Larry, Brice Sink
David Anderson
Eddie
Ruth
Ann Highfill
Glenda, Brown
Janice Lamonds
Aaron Clinard
Memorial Stadium
Nail de
Ragsdale Finals Speakers Named
Jamestown area notice lists Lucy C. Ragsdale High School events for the 215 member senior class. Commencement is at 7 p.m. Wednesday June 2 with Charles H. Miller of the University of Tennessee as speaker. Baccalaureate at 4 p.m. Sunday May 30 preached by Dr. Russell T. Montfort. Both events in Kenneth T. Miller Memorial Stadium. Class Day Exercises set for 10:10 a.m. Tuesday May 25. A brother of the late Ken.
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Ken
Camp Cheerio Recreation Center Plans Completed
YMCA Cheerio leaders announce plans to build a Memorial Recreation Center at Camp Cheerio in Roaring Gap on Blue Ridge foothills. The 55 acre site, elevation 3500 feet above Stone Mountain, hosts a 150 camper capacity and will add indoor courts, a stage, dining and programs for weekend dances, day camp, and staff events. Financial arrangements are being arranged to retire existing indebtedness before construction proceeds.
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High Point
YMCA
Cheerio
Ymca Memorial Recreation Center
Roaring Gap
Indian’ Guide
Lions
Rotary
Lake Kiwanis
Mercury Athletic Club
Y S
Registration Grows At Camp Cheerio
Camp Cheerio reports five years of growth with enrollment rising from 250 to 530 campers in its 10 week YMCA sponsored season. The operation now mirrors the YMCA summer program in scope, rents two weeks to outside groups, and employs full time Camp Director, with Max Cooke remaining Executive Camp Director. For the upcoming season registrations run ahead of last year, the record year, as the second girls session fills and the first period nears capacity while only the last August period shows openings.
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Camp Cheerio
YMCA
Cheerio
Eeered Tumbleson
Max, Cooke
Bicyclist Seriously Injured In Town Collision
A ten year old Thomasville resident Thomas Valle was seriously injured in a car bicycle crash on Young Street. John Graham Taylor of Grant Street, 52, was lodged on drunken driving charges and held without bond as investigators described the auto crossing the center and striking the bicycle head on. Green is listed in poor condition with multiple fractures and brain injuries at Chapel Hill hospital. transfer to North Carolina Memorial Hospital noted.
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Thomas Valle
Thomasville
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
John Wayne Green
Lincoln St
John Graham Taylor
Grant Street
Young Street
Taylor
Chapel Hill Hospital
Bishop Bartle to Speak at HPC Finals Ceremony
Dr Harold Roe Bartle founder of the American Humanics Foundation will address High Point College graduates May 30 at 3 pm in Alumni Gym. Rev Earl G Hunt Jr Western North Carolina Bishop will give the baccalaureate in Memorial Auditorium at 11 am. Bartle, longtime Boy Scouts executive, organized AHF in 1947 now backing four human relations institutes nationwide including HPC with a fall 1965 program kickoff.
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Harold Roe Bartle
Kansas City
American Humanics Foundation
High Point College
Earl G. Hunt Jr
Western North Carolina Conference
The
Methodist Church
High Point
Memorial Auditorium
Mr. Hunt
Johnson City
Tenn
East Tennnessee State College
Emory University
Haa
Lege
Emory
Bartle
Boy Scouts of America
America
AHF
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmer Horton
Allen Jay School
Ray Moss
Welch Memorial
Lisa Cain
Keith ‘Grubb
Ellen Honeycutt
Bob Anderson
Linda
Ashburn
Gary Zachary
Patricia Southard
Jerry’ “Smith
Linda ‘Lomax
Jerry
Sprague
Alien'Jay
Nelson
M. H. Watson
Tet Ene
West Indies
First Church of the Nazarene
Greensboro
Allentown College
Allentown
Villa R. Simmons
Leesburg
Sheldon “'L
Blbert’ ’ L. Nelson
Areenaten
S. R. "Thompson
Colfax
Logan Nelson
Sophia
Feds Mating Roe Redap Coy
Charles’ L. Thomapson
Robert Medect
EI R. Jones
Wright
Gin Doby
Holly
Hill Cemetery
Moral Park
Embry Qe
James G.llen
de Oy Aemnaral Rd
Wesley Methodist
Rugera
Millie Creak
Sechrest Funeral Cine
Lexington
Watson
Merlin H. Watson
Lexington Ave
Kearns
Samuel Nelson
High Corner
Plyler
Ub Basell Batten
Living Economics
Socioys
J. Watten Lambeth
Willie Welborn
Bruce Sink
Royane
Amphotenothen'’ Society
David” Anderson
Anna
Civitan Club
H. L. Fouts
N.C. English
Elaine Morris
Rotary Club
Elizabeth't
Léonard
Ruth Lambeth
A. A. UW
Harold Harrison
Charles “Chipper
Bodenheimer
WINC
D'Etta Barnhardt
Phil Batten
Woodmen
David’ Yow
Jim Black
Mildred ‘Hughes
Coe
Fine Arts
Department of the
Thomasville Woman’s Club
Bonnie Moore
Larry W. Hill
Patricia Bun. Guess
Frank Hedrick
Carolyn
Charles Miller
Comander
Singer Co.Fidelity Division
Braver Lipe
M. A. Lolatte
Fidelity
B. Leoczko
Singer
Bishop
HPC
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