A. Doyle Early Leader in High Point Education Career
A. Doyle Early, a longtime educator and principal at Allen Jay High School in High Point, has spent decades shaping local schooling. He began teaching in 1928 at Windsor High School and held principals posts in Nash, Guilford, and Stokesdale counties before arriving at Allen Jay in its 18th year.
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Editor's Outlook Narrowing on Negro Civil Rights Debates
An editor's critique quotes Stewart Alsop and others on Watts and race, noting hostile rhetoric from white bystanders and fear of violence. The piece argues debates over identity and policy, cites forecasts of rising illegitimacy and post riot unemployment, and contends Black progress may threaten existing power structures.
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Letters To The Editor on a fatal accident and blame
A reader defends the young man in a fatal car crash involving two children, denies alcohol use, and argues ministers should help rather than condemn. The letter cites Romans 12 19 and criticizes Congressman Kornegay s recent county evaluations.
Public effort strengthens High Point schools by expanding special education
A 1952 effort by civic groups led to the Virginia Fraley Armfield School for Exceptional Children and a growing special education program. By 1954 teachers were hired, and today classes and related services operate across multiple schools with day camps and clinics, though a director is still needed.
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Cloverdale
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Allen Jay's 9-1 season highlights local grid pride
Allen Jay High School posted a 9-1 football record this year. Over the past decade the team played 124 games winning 108, marking a strong long term performance. Also noted is plans for the fire department annual donkey basketball game on November 26, the day after Thanksgiving, featuring two teams of firefighters and rescue volunteers.
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Allen Jay
Roaming the Piedmont and Lessons From Sunday Meeting
A Sunday school class discussed security and new prospects as families consider changes. The gathering included remarks about a new minister of education, a comment on the high school nickname Berry patch, and reflections on how schools have evolved while noting a positive regard for attendees and teachers.
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High Point
Jack Scott
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Police Accountability and Fire Chief Retention in Thomasville
The Thomasville scene reports police record-keeping limits on arrests and crime reports, noting locked arrest tickets and withheld names. City council debates extending fire chief Lindsay Loftin past retirement with one-year renewals, while aging policy prompts calls for replacement.
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