Andy Griffiths Broadway Debut Highlighted by North Carolina Ties
North Carolinian actor Andy Griffith, famed for What It Was Was Football, makes his Broadway debut as Will Stockdale in No Time For Sergeants. Friends from UNC and Thomasville connection highlighted by director J. D. Foust, recalling Griffiths energetic stage presence and early Carolina Playmakers work. The piece notes meetings in 1950s Sanford and 1951 Manteo, with a Thomasville furniture preview upcoming.
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J. D. Foust
Foust
Thomasville
Griffith
University of North Carolina
Angy
Faust
Carolina
Mount Airy
Tar Heel
Sir Walter Raleigh
Lost Colony
New York
Will Stockdale
Themer
Air Force
New York Times
Battle
Adam
John
Raleigh
University
Andy
Barbara
Sanford
Manteo
Salem St
HPHS schedules NROTC talk and education week events
HPHS hosts senior boys assembly on NROTC with Jack Lewis guest speaker. NROTC scholarships due Nov 15 tests Dec 10. Guidance group counseling, student council convention in South Carolina with Carl Sandburg as speaker, Open House for American Education Week, district NCED meeting in Winston-Salem, and National Honor Society taps. Eleven seniors inducted. junior Rotarian and club reps announced.
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HPHS
Jack Lewis
University of North Rolina
U. S
Bia
S. C
South Association of Student Councils
Louise Hunter
Alben Chafin
Carolyn Hill
Ronald Koonts
Reed Fisher
Joy Goldsmith
Alice Rawlinson
Pat Rabhan
Stevi Slate
Louella Kidd
Pat Flythe
Pat Key
Jamie Mathews
Pat Hogg
Sandra de Lapp
Betsy Burton
Dwight Wireless
Bobby Chastain
Jewell
Bill Armstrong
W. L. Hill
Carl Sandburg
Vice Promaens
Céoaanaen
Hphs Sie
North Carolina Education Association
Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds High
Bert
Mn m
W. K. Whitsell
Industrial Education Department
Nancy On Et Eee
Libr
National Honor Society
Caroline Kirkman
Susie McG
Carolyn Guyer
Patsy Garrison
Jerry Bullin
Ruth Ann Crawford
Harriette Zimmerman
Betty Bundy
Patsy Wall
Meteor Shower Forecast at Morehead Planetarium
CHAPEL HILL November 5 meteors will light the southeastern night sky with a Leonid shower peaking around November 16. A. F. Jenzano of Morehead Planetarium says watchers may see up to half a meteor per hour, aided by a new moon phase. The Leo constellation provides the shower’s name and location.
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A. F. Jenzano
Morehead Planetarium
University of North Carolina
Jenzano
Enon
Planetarium
Leo
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Household Appliance Co
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Robert Marks
Thomasville Chair Co
Chamber of Commerce
Iven
Buick
Jackie Gleason
W. F. Mauldin, Inc
N. Main Street
High Point, N. C
Henry Weitz
Bureau of Testing and Guidance
Et Haworth
Martha Cheves
Carolyn Casey
Ann Calelasure
Ine Nijhuls
Beamon
Chastain
Edna Ross
C. L. Gray
J. G. Doggett
Becky Yow
Charlie Dailey
Ann Hayward
Faye Hooker
Bob White
Mike Collins
Irene Whitley
Altrusa Club
Beng
Ruth Price
Jean Hester
A. R. Carr
Mary Me
David
May Meador
Elizabeth Lindsay
House
Ruth Goodman
Louise Tapp
Frances Haywood
Eileen Melly
Jean Armfield
Margaret Haworth
Beth Minor
Johnny Blackburn
By Elnita Bray
Hermerty GE
Generale
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High Point Laundry
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