School News-Views Graduation Events and Outgoing Seniors
Two days remain in the school year as seniors face endings and memories. The baccalaureate sermon is May 31 at 8 p.m. in Fair Grove auditorium, Rev. Porter Seiwell delivering. Graduation June 1 features Dr. Joseph Bryson as speaker and a tea by Principal R H Buie. Awards Day is May 2 at East Davidson Stadium. A group of 32 seniors will depart Tuesday for a trip to Washington and New York City.
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Porter Seiweil
Catawba College
Fair Grove School
Joseph Bryson
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
East
East Davidson Stadium
New York
Washington
New York City
Professor To Study In England
Professor William R. Locke of High Point College and his wife depart June 17 for study in England aboard the Queen Elizabeth. They sail to Southampton then tour Cornwall the Cornish coast Scotland Edinburgh and visit John Wesley's birthplace in Epworth. On July 10 they attend Mansfield College Summer Session at Oxford University with Bishop A T Robinson author of Honest to God.
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William R. Locke
High Point College
England
Lockes
New York
Southampton
Cornwall
Cornish
Scotland
Edinburgh
John Wesley
Methodist Church
Mansfield College
Oxford Univer
Woolwich
A.T.R. Robinson
Tornado Lifts Building at Mount Olive Tobacco Farm
A tornado near Mount Olive North Carolina lifted a storage house off its foundation and struck a tobacco barn on the Bob Denning farm Thursday night. There were no injuries. Heavy rains hail and strong winds accompanied the storm.
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Mount Olive
N. C
Bob Denning
Trinity High Seniors Brace for Graduation Farewells
The Trinity High School year ends with seniors preparing to leave, as pre graduation activities filled much of last week and exams finally settled down.
Glee Club Practices as Beta Club Elects New Officers
All clubs close for the year except the Glee Club which is rehearsing for graduation. Beta Club elected Tommy Bouldin president Linda Sheets vice president Jill Lane secretary and Steve Luther treasurer. Mr Allen Beta Club advisor gave senior members golden tassels.
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Tommy Bouldin
Linda Sheets
Jill Lane
Steve Luther
Alllen
Senior Week Souvenir Issue of Bulldog Tales
The final issue of Bulldog Tales published Thursday serves as a Senior Week souvenir. It includes the Senior Class prophecy the last will and testament and other current school news.
Prom Night Highlighted by Juniors and Seniors
The May 15 Junior-Senior Prom featured a Misty Moonlight theme with detailed decorations refreshments and entertainment showcasing the planning and effort behind a successful event.
Graduation night caps Guilford seniors with speaker Phillips
The school year ends Saturday night as more than 100 seniors receive diplomas. Rep. Charles W. Phillips of Guilford County will give the commencement address. Principal C Wilton Hawkins will present the Bruce Craven and Pop Seward trophies.
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Charles W. Phillips
Guilford County
C. Wilton Hawkins
Bruce Craven
Pop Seward
Civil Defense Shelter Test Highlights Training Needs
A Civil Defense drill placed 83 people in three public fallout shelters for about 1 hour 45 minutes to test management under emergency conditions. Volunteers and radio club members joined shelter and communications tests, with several shelters reporting good cooperation but noting more training needed.
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George Spint
Spinnett
Citizens Band Radio Club
Civil Defense Control Center
Tish
Ralph Ly
Avenue Baptist Church
J. D. Allgood
Piedmont Savings ‘and Loan Assn
Bill Hatch
Erally
Realty Transfers and Emergency Shelter Drill Noted in High Point
A string of real estate transfers in High Point moves properties among individuals and firms including J. Robert Connor Inc, J. D. Mullins Jr, C. B. Martin, C. Hoover, Hi-Life of High Point Inc, and Pentecostal Church of the Living God Inc. A large-scale emergency shelter drill near Lenoir and Lincolton tested shelter staffing, radio coordination, and radiation safety, with officials noting the need for more shelters and trained responders.
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Eastover Park
J. Robert Connor Inc
J. D. Mullins Jr
J. Robert Connor
Thomas W. Thornton
C. B. Martin
Eastview
C. C. Hoover
J. Raymond Newton
Hi-Life of
High Point Inc
Sherman Road
the Living God Inc
Bundy Terrace
W. H. Lamb
Ronald R. Whitaker
Moffitt Heights
Pentecostal Church of the Living God Inc
Howard Newton
Kavanagh - Smith & Co
High Point
Jesse L. Flynt
Eastwood Subdivision
James Buffaloe
Spinnett
Kit
Buffaloe
Clyde Fox
John Soloky
Soloky
License Bureau Sets Summer Schedule
The auto license examiner’s office announces a summer schedule from June 1. It opens 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday in June and the following months, with other months opening 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The office is located in the Highway Patrol Station building on Francis Street.
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Auto License Examiner's
Highway Patrol
Low Francis Street
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