Preview Of Barker Art Draws Local Guests In High Point
More than 100 guests from High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem Burlington Graham and Lexington attended a preview of Walter Barker’s retrospective at the High Point Theatre and Exhibition Center. Forty works by Barker, UNC Greensboro associate professor of painting, are on display through November courtesy of Betty Parsons Gallery New York.
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High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Burlington
Graham
Lexington
Walter Barker
Barker
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Betty Parsons Gallery
New York
High Point Arts Council
Carroll Martin
George Coble
Arts Council
Sidney Gayle
Earle Ludgin
Neal Austin
Lillie Beall
John Brantley
Jospeh Covert
Joseph Hayworth
Barbara Probert
Matt Wall
Arnie Hale
High Point Fine Art Guild
James S. Ferguson
UNCG
Ferguson
Gilbert Carpenter
Weatherspoon Gallery
Tucker
Lloyd Nick
Guilford College
Nick
Rodney Cooper
Arts Assn
Alamance County
Theatre and Exhibition Center
National Guard Auxiliary Plans Yard Sale and Bazaar
Members of the High Point National Guard Auxiliary finalize plans for a yard and bake sale in their Monday meeting at JoAnn Barger’s home. The Zion United Church of Christ Women’s Guild bazaar, Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Armory on English Road, features ceramics plants baskets baked goods and crafts with proceeds to guild projects. Proceeds from the bazaar will benefit guild projects and advent events.
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High Point National Guard Auxiliary
JoAnn Barger
Women's Guild of Zion United Church of Christ
Neil Hedrick
English Road
The
National Guard
Alibis and a Dirtmobile: a portrait of car clutter
A humorous exchange about a 1971 Dirtmobile reveals a cluttered interior packed with newspapers, ball gloves, candy wrappers, thermoses, and a sleeping bag. The speaker jokes about excuses for the mess as a partner observes hairy legs and a full ashtray laden car.
ECU Students Tour Southern Furniture Market Center
Twenty five East Carolina University students in advanced housing toured the Southern Furniture Market Center in High Point. The group from the ECU School of Home Economics studied furniture selection and arrangement under Dr Patricia G Hurley of the housing and management department as experts highlighted trends in fabrics colors woods lamps and window treatments.
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Greenville
East Carolina University
Southern Furniture Market
High Point
Patricia G. Hurley
ECU School of Home Economics
A T Woman Speaker At Archdale Trinity Club Meeting
Mrs Earl Crow owner of The Only Earth in High Point will speak at Archdale Trinity Woman's Club meeting on Wednesday at 11 30 am. The session will be at the YWCA on Gatewood Avenue.
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Earl Crow
Earth
High Point
Archdale Trinity Woman's Club
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
Piano Teachers Embrace Kindermusik Class At Local Church
High Point Piano Teachers Assn observed a Kindermusik session at St Marys Church with Kathy Coe and Jane Shafferman describing the program. Originating in Germany in 1968 and brought to the US in 1974, the four semester curriculum serves 12 to 15 children per group and is offered at Greensboro College, St Marys Church, and Salem College. The program aims to foster musical interest and prep for instrument study, with vacancies in High Point. The meeting also discussed finances, dues rise for 1976 77, and date change to the fourth Tuesday.
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High Point Piano Teachers Assn
St. Mary's Church
Kathy Coe
Jane Shafferman
United States
Lorna Lutz
Greensboro College
St. Mary’s Church
Salem College
High Point
Marty Kirby
Marie Burnette
Nancy Wagoner Feted At Shower
Nancy Wagoner bride elect of Rusty Sprouss was honored at a Friday shower in Sophia hosted by her grandmother and aunts with games and gifts. The couple plan to marry November 22 at High Point Friends Meeting House.
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Nancy Wagoner
Rusty Sprouss
Wayne Loflin
Sophia
A. E. Loflin
Mack Parks
Ralph Cashatt
Carol Young
Linda
Luellan Loflin
John Wagoner
John Sprouse
Miss Wagoner
Mr. Sprouse
High Point Friends
Two Births Reported at High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Danny Prevette of Winston Salem announce the birth of daughter Leslie Kay in November at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Prevette was formerly Louise Raywood of High Point. Mr and Mrs Donnie Cartrette of 1307 Bradshaw announce the November 9 birth of son Donnie Cleon Jr at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Danny Prevette
Rt. 6
Winston- Salem
Leslie Kay
High Point Memorial Hospital
Donnie Cartrette
Bradshaw
Donnie Cleon ,Jr
YWCA Offers Four Week Guitar Class With Ron Cathey
A guitar class at the YWCA begins Thursday and runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays for four weeks. Open to ages 12 to adult, taught by Ron Cathey a student at High Point College. Registration pages information at the YWCA or by phone.
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YWCA
Ron Cathey
High Point College
The
Patti Hunt Weds Randall Craig Russell in Hillscrest ceremony
Patti Hunt and Randall Dayl Hunt Russell were married at Hillcrest Missionary Baptist Church with Raleigh James officiating. The bride wore lace and satin with a Juliet cap. the couple plans to reside in High Point after a cake reception at Horneytown Fire Dept. Guests included siblings Karen Hunt and Gene Hunt, with Ted Elledge as best man.
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Patti Hunt Is
Married To
Randall Craig Russell
Ington Ave
High Point
James W. Russell
Hillcrest Missionary Baptist Church
Raleigh James
Debbie Bryant
Denise Rudd
Ted Elledge
Gene Hunt
David Russell
Church Women Mark Special Observance at First Presbyterian
Church Women United celebrated World Community Day with an 11 a.m. service at First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. W. S. McLeod led, Roger Miller sang, and Mrs. Perry Kiziah spoke on World Hunger with the subtopic More Is Required. She urged faith in God to aid global relief. Mrs. John A. Marsh Jr. introduced Mrs. Kiziah.
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Church Women United
First Presbyterian Church
W. 5. McLeod
Roger Miller
Perry Kiziah
Randolph Christmas in Randolph at Asheboro Library
The Randolph County Extension Homemakers Club hosts Christmas in Randolph at the Asheboro Library on North Street Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. The display offers ideas for decorating entertaining gift giving and holiday foods with an old fashioned nature theme. Admission is free and the public is welcome.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Extension Homemakers Club
Randolph
North Street
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