Miss Draughn Crowned Allen Jay Homecoming Queen
Miss Suzanne Draughn was crowned homecoming queen at Allen Jay High School during half time of the Allen Jay Randleman football game Saturday night. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Draughn and was crowned by Wanda Howlett, senior class president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Draughn
Allen Jay High School
Allen Jay - Randleman
Allen Jay
David Draughn
Rt. 4
Wanda Howlett
Jimmy Walden
Vivian Snider
Butch Hansen
Mickey| Cowan
Bob Rees
Peggy Kiser
Tony Hill
Brenda Cox
Jerry Leavy
Jimmy Brooks
Voting Sites In Davidson Listed For Referendum
A list of polling places for the Nickels or Know-How referendum to be held Nov. 19 was released by Archie M. Sink and Carl E. Bernhardt. Polling hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with sites including Beeson's Store Abbotts Creek Denton's Agriculture Building and more across Davidson County. Cassiodorus introduced learning in monasteries. monks copied ancient manuscripts under his direction.
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Lexington
Archie M. Sink
Carl E. Bernhardt
Beeson’s
Abbotts Creek
Denton
Heathy Springs
Davidson Farmers Joop Exchange
Fair Grove
Cassiodors
Four Attend Student Congress in Norfolk Virginia
Louise Juberie is a vizier attending the congress for Dr. and Mrs G H Whicker of Norfolk Debra Jo Wall secretary of the student body and daughter of Mr and Mrs H D Wail of 713 Gatewood Ave Charles O Crissman junior class representative and son of Mr and Mrs I D Crissman of 61 Westwood Ave During the congress David Kiel will nominate Charles Crissman for vice president of the State Student Assn
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Louise Juberie
Viser
G. H. Whicker
Norfolk
Debra Jo Wall
H. D. Wail
Gatewood Ave
Charles O’ Crissman
I. D. Crissman
Westwood Ave
David Kiel
Charles Crissman
Assn
Theatre Sets Exercises Program For Community Theater
The High Point Community Theater will hold an 8 o clock program on theatrical exercises at Blair Park Clubhouse Main Street Mrs Fred Barber president will present memory recall and improvisations Those wishing to participate may be 50 Miss Emeline Bowman program chairman says the theater offers acting directing staging set designing lighting and more Anyone interested may contact Miss Barbara Stone secretary or Mrs Arnie Hale treasurer A board meeting at 7 30 p m precedes the program
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High Point Community Theater
Blair Park
Main Street
Fred Barber
Community Theater
Emeline Bowman
Barbara Stone
Arnie Hale
Negroes Hold Silent March Through Downtown Lexington
Some 52 Negroes, mostly adults, walked a silent route through downtown Lexington starting at St Stephens Methodist Church on Main Street. Roger Nichols led the march with Clarence Roberts and Rev. Booker T. Thomas joining in prayers at Caro lites Theater and Alexander's Barbecue. Police required a parade permit. leaders secured one last week. The event followed a rally and signaled potential further demonstrations, picketing, and sit-ins as integration targets expand to schools and public accommodations.
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St. Stephens Methodist Church
Main
Roger Nichols
Lexington
National Aren
For the Advancement of Colored People
Lexington Human Relations Council
Clarence Roberts
Lexington Naacp
Nichols
Carol Bites Theater
Main Street
Booker T. Thomas
Alexander
St. Stephens
Henry Joyner Jr
Leghihi
Whisky Cache Found in Oak Street House
Police uncovered a sizable cache of whisky in a house on Oak Street Saturday totaling 24 pints hidden in woodwork under a bed in the kitchen cabinet under a door and in the door facing. John Sam Coe, 36, resident of the house, was arrested and charged with violating the prohibition laws. Bond was set at $300 for his Municipal Court appearance.
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Oak Street
John Sam Coe
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Miss Allen Jay Suzanne Draughn
Miss Draughn
Queen
Cape Canaveral
Fila
Air Force
Davidson
Melt Paar Lea
Imodal
Ralph's TV & Appliance Center
Lexingto
of Quest
Pefere Carter
Sinclair
Ilderton Oil CO
Prospect St
Your Sinclair
Zerex
U.S
Luter
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