High Point Human Relations Commission Revitalized
The High Point Human Relations Commission meets with new life as Ned Covington joins a near full slate of 15. A fulltime director will be hired for next year under Model Cities funding, with secretarial help and office supplies approved by City Council amid leader Irvin Black’s resignation.
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Ray Hubbard
High Point Human Relations Commission
Irvin Black
Ned Covington
N. M
Hayworth
Albert Campbell
Ed Hardin
High Point
Banner Elk
Commission
Black
Council
Rachael Gray
Penny Shortage Spars and Public Quirks Parade
A humorous column notes a penny shortage as Marine women join NCO training, the Queen of Sikkim leaves the king amid spy claims, and Myrtle Beach police praise riders at a quiet 6,000 motorcycle rally. It recalls a Fort Wayne pistol mishap, Dolly Madison birthday memorial plans, and ends with a wry nod to a flute recital in a free land.
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Corp
King of
Sikkim
Myrtle Beach
NCO
Marine Corps
High Point
High Rock Lake
Fort Wayne
Greensboro
Dally Madison
Birthplace
Dolly
Woman declines Randolph County Democratic chair role
Asheboro resident Mrs. Joyce Ward said she was asked to replace departing chairman Charlie Casper but declined due to family needs and her new radio job. She is married to Republican Asheboro City Councilman Jerry Ward and is the daughter of former Randolph Democrats chair Clyde Lucas. Casper will not seek re election after two years in the post.
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Concord
Flint Hill
James Roberts
19Th Judicial District
State Bureau of Investigation
Darrel Ward
Asheboro
Randolph County
Democratic Party
Joyce Ward
Charlie Casper
Randolph County Board of Elections
Mrs. Ward
Jerry Ward
Clyde Lucas
The
Randolph Democrats
Casper
Randolph
John W. Clark
Franklinville
Clark
Archdale City Council to meet over two nights in May
Archdale officials will hold the regular May session over two nights to handle growing city business. The meeting will cover rezoning, street assessments, and the 1974 75 budget, with water program discussions continuing Tuesday into Wednesday to satisfy legal single session requirements.
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Archdale
The Team That Eats Together Wins
A mother describes how family, school events, and sports culture tempt her to eat constantly. She notes how social meals at carnivals, bake sales, camps, and Little League gatherings fuel weight gain and rationalizes portions as team effort. The piece ends with a humorous claim that shared meals boost fitness only in reflections on bathing suits.
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Bartlett
Wachovia Offers Bear Country Educational Film
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. offers Bear Country a 31 minute color film on the life cycle of bears. E Lee Cain of Wachovia says it can be reserved for free school and civic showings. The Disney produced film follows birth hibernation motherhood growth and food seeking in the Rocky Mountain black bear population.
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Wachovia
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
E. Lee Cain
High Point
Walt Disney Films
Rocky Mountains
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Civitan
Oak Hollow
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Cinema Cafe
High Point Public Library
Lexington
Davidson County Community College
Jamestown
Guilford Technical Institute
GTI
Archdale Board
Liberty
Texas Industries
Joseph H. Hamilton
Joe Griffith
Hamilton
Texai Industries, Inc
Ron Wrenn
Camp Cheerio
Zesta
Zesto’s
McDonald's
By Faye Marks
Cain
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
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Associated Press
Wkly
Ward-Griffith Company
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