Second Fine Arts Festival At College Begins Today
The college starts its second annual Fine Arts Festival with two art exhibitions and film showings. The week includes opera excerpts, a chamber music program, and a play. Featured artworks by Ralford Porter and Jane Burton. Memorial Auditorium hosts a poetry event at 10:20 a.m. University of North Carolina at Point College presents the program led by Ter Cofield. The Wednesday chamber music slot features William Hilbrink of the Cleveland Orchestra for faculty and students.
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High Pelt Oe
Ralford Porter
Jane Burton
Lewis
Memorial Auditorium
Memorial Rentation
University of North At Point College
Ter Cofield
UNCG
Chamber
Tured
7 Point
William Congreve
Tower Players
High Point College
Teen Pedestrian Struck and Killed in McLean
A 19-year-old pedestrian died after Willie Johnson 27 of Fairview Street drove onto the sidewalk on Taylor Street striking him. Johnson faces manslaughter and drunken driving charges. He allegedly refused a breath test. speed estimated at 20 mph. The victim, a High Point High School employee, was rushed to Memorial Hospital but died of a neck fracture.
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Willie Johnson
Fairview Street
Johnson
Little
Taylor Street
Taylor
Gordy
High Point Memorial Hospital
Eunieeh
Sananen
Munici- Penn High School
Lula May Vance
Gordy St
Harriss and
Covington Hosiery
State Legion Commander Blasts Act
The State Legion Commander denounces McNamara's plan as harmful to national defense and says he will refer the matter to the State Legion's national body. He seeks a resolution opposing the plan.
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State Legion
Aece Ae
J. Alvis Carver
Dunn
McNamara
Driving Habits Poll Questions Road Safety Attitudes
An intensive Louis Harris survey asks the public about self ratings and driving behavior amid concerns over highway deaths. Respondents consider risk, responsibility and confidence behind the wheel in a broad public opinion snapshot.
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U.S
Seraston Lee
Louis Harris
High Point College Plans New Dormitory For Men
High Point College outlines the Golden Decade plan with more than 10 new buildings including a men’s dormitory costing about 300000. Dr Patton notes two and a half years of planning to raise standards of Christian education and provide flexible responses to current events.
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High Point College
Patton
Man Charged With First Degree Burglary In Elm Street Break-in
Willie James Gilmore 26 of Mount Street was charged with first degree burglary for a home on Elm Street. Police investigated an early morning break-in after responding to a 3:30 a.m. call Saturday and filed the charge after completing the scene examination.
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Willie James Gilmore
Mount Street
Elm Street
Luboff Choir To Sing Here Amid Local Crime Report
Norman Luboff and the Norman Luboff Choir are scheduled for performances at Central High and High Point College. Police report a burglary at the Luboffs' Elm Street home with a broken rear window, a stolen radio, footprints found outside, and blood on the window sill. Investigators canvassed the area and followed leads after the 3 45 a.m. patrol call.
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Norman Lauboff
Norman Luboff
Luboff
Elm
Partly Cloudy Mild Weather Continues In High Point
The forecast for High Point calls for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures with no major changes anticipated. Residents can expect continued light winds and comfortable daytime highs through the weekend.
Lexington Man heads Dairy Foundation leadership team
Eric E. Morgan of Lexington was elected president of the North Carolina Dairy Foundation at a meeting held in Winterville. R. W. Shoffner of North Carolina State was named vice president with John D. Wright of State as treasurer and North Carolina Lawhorn of Winterville as secretary.
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Eric E. Morgan
Lexington
North Carolina Dairy Foundation
North Carolina Lawhorn
Winterville
R. W. Shoffner
N. C
John D. Wright
Red Cross Bloodmobile Sets 320 Pint Goal
Local Red Cross officials announce a bloodmobile drive with a 320 pint target and a simplified consent change for donors aged 18 to 21. Consent forms available at the Chapter House, 109 Gatewood Ave. Visit hours run 11 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. other days.
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Red Cross
Gatewood Ave
Trinity Youth to Represent Randolph in Science Program
Trinity youth Tommy, son of Mr and Mrs T. and Bouldin of Rt Trinity, will represent Randolph after attending the National Science Foundation program at Trinity High School. He serves as president of the Beta Club and is active in the local business school area.
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Lina
High Pointer Winner In Competition
A high pointer winner emerged in a competition as participants faced a subster sales target. Jaume was noted as an earlier teen qualifier amid the event’s structured rounds.
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Raiford Porter
Art Richardson
Jerry Proffitt
Sir Wilfull
Drew Ayers
Fea
Duane Maly
Rhe
Luboff Choir
Lubotis
Peter
Tina
London
Central School
Norman Juboff
Lexington Man Heads Dairy Group
Trinity
Randolph
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