Troop 10 Girl Scouts Award Tea Honors Members
Girl Scout Troop 10 in Jamestown held an awards tea at 4 p.m. at 601 Forestdale Dr hosted by Mrs. Coyte P. Smith. First class badges went to Beverly Wafford Cynthia Wisenburg Alice Jewell Macon Sharon Morris and Carolyn Combs. Proficiency badges were earned by Candi Black Delores McDonald Patricia Gardner Vickie Miller Beth Aspden Kathy Robinson and Rachel Jowers. Assistant leaders were Mrs. B. E. Black and Mrs. C. R. Wisenburg. Twelve troop members attended with mothers. table decor included a white cloth centerpiece and silver tapers.
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Girl Scout Troop 10
Jamestown
Beverly Wafford
Cynthia
Candi Black
Delores McDonald
Patricia Gardner
Vickie Miller
Beth Aspden
Kathy Robinson
Rachel Jowers
B. E. Black
C. R. Wisenburg
Court Of Honor Set By Scouts Tonight
A Court of Honor will be held tonight as nineteen troop members receive new ranks and merit badges. The list includes Star recipient Bobby Garner with Dick Helm Buddy Nash and John ny Womack advancing to First Class, Edwin Smith Danny Whitley and Bobby Cameron to Second Class, with Robbie Culp Kent Gladstone Doug Smith Claud Kirkman Arthur Dickens Jr. and David Osborne earning merit badges alongside George Armfield Johnny Womack David Pruette Eddie Koonce Mires Zett Scott Hester and Corky Hustrulid.
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Ee SS Senee
Star
Bobby Garner
Dick Helm
Buddy Nash
Johnny Womack
Edwin Smith
Danny Whitley
Bobby Cameron
Robbie Culp
Kent Gladstone
Doug Smith
Claud Kirkman
Arthur Dickens Jr
David Osborne
George Armfield
David Pruette
Eddie Koonce
Mires Zett
Scott Hester
Corky Hustrulid
Emily Tesh Receives Presser Scholarship Honors
Emily Tesh of Thomasville has been named a Presser Scholarship recipient from the Presser Foundation of Philadelphia for excellence in music and liberal arts. She was recommended by Greensboro College School of Music faculty where she studies.
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Emily Tesh
Thomasville
Presser
Presser Foundation
Philadelphia
School of Music
Greensboro College
Nineteen Drown After Boat Capsizes Near Seoul
Seventeen women and two girls drowned on a Buddhist holiday outing when an overcrowded boat capsized in a reservoir about 60 miles south of Seoul near Chinchun. Five holidaymakers and the two boatmen were rescued.
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Seoul
Chinchun
Panty Raid Broken Up At Florida State University
In Tallahassee Florida a panty raid at Jennie Murphree Dormitory was dispersed after tear gas damaged eight rooms. About 1000 male students and locals participated over four hours with no arrests or injuries reported. University president Robert M Strozier cited a WTAL disc jockey broadcast as a factor.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State University
Jennnie Murphree
Red Evans
WTAL
Paul Meyers
Evans
Jennie Murphree
Joint Press Meeting Scheduled for July in Asheville
North and South Carolina Press Associations will hold a joint meeting July 17 to 19 at the Grove Park Inn in Asheville North Carolina. SCPA President J L Wiggins said dates were set at a Charlotte executive committee meeting and the program will be announced soon.
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Hartsville, S.C
North
South Carolina
SCPA
J. L. Wiggins
Charlotte
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
N.C
High Court Sends Knife Affray Case Forward
Lelia Holmes, 30, of W Russell Street, bound over to Superior Court on felonious assault after a stabbing of Griffith Welch, 40, at 135 W Russell in an April 12 Holmes apartment fracas. Welch suffered a punctured lung and severed artery and was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Lelia Holmes
W. Russell Street
Superior Court
Byron Haworth
Holmes
Griffith Welch
W. Russell
Welch
James Archie Holmes
County Polio Unit Elects New State
Guilford County chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis held its annual meeting at Central Carolina Convalescent Hospital. E. K. Atkinson was elected 1958-59 chairman after accepting a $10,000 check from the national foundation’s Medical Aid Fund. High Pointers W. C. Hilton and Ray Meadows were named officers, with increased spending due to reconstructive surgeries and prior epidemics.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Central Carolina Convalescent Hospital
W. C. Hilton
Ray Meadows
E. K. Atkinson
National Foundation
Atkinson
Guilford
Chemical firm named Piedmont Chemical Industries chartered
Piedmont Chemical Industries of High Point Inc received a certificate of incorporation from the secretary of state's office in Raleigh. The firm is authorized for 350000 dollars in stock with 10000 dollars subscribed by Fred E. Wilson Helen B. Wilson and Robert B. Wilson of High Point.
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Piedmont Chemical Industries of
High Point, Inc
Secretary of States
Raleigh
Fred E. Wilson
Helen B. Wilson
Robert B. Wilson
High Point
Guilford Room Luncheon Honored Miss Ellie Bogen
The Guilford Room at the Sheraton Hotel hosted a 1 pm luncheon honoring Miss Ellie Bogen of Greensboro, bride elect of Sunday, Henry Shavitz. Hostesses Mrs. Rose Pliskin and Mrs. Ben L. Herman presided with corsage gifts and floral centerpieces, as Mrs. Samuel Bogen and Mrs. Samuel Shavitz attended. Mrs. E. Yaspan of Madison attended as an out-of-town guest.
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Guilford Room
Sheraton Hotel
Ellie Bogen
Greensboro
Henry Shavitz
Rose Pliskin
Ben L. Herman
High Point
Samuel Bogen
Samuel Shavitz
Rose
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Garment Storage Service
N. Wrenn St
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Necchi
S. Main St
High Court
DuPont
Monark
N. Main
Sharon Loflin
G. C. Loflin Jr
Girls’ Auxiliary
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
Girls Auxiliary
Jacqne White
Little Theatre
the Drunkard
H. P. College Auditorium
GRACE
N. Wrenn & Howell
Sts
Miss Bogen
Azalea Gardens
Rose Ave
Centennial
Dallas
Washington
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