Early Pottery Find Hailed In Randolph
Archaeologists from North Carolina and England gathered at Mt Shep herd Camp grounds in Tabernacle Township to discuss a two year excavation of a late 1700s pottery site near Caraway Creek. J H Kelly of the Stoke-on-Trent museum praised American involvement to place the discovery in U S pottery history.
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J. H. Kelly
Stoke-on-Trent Museum and Art Gallery
Staffordshire
England
America
United States
Kelly
Randolph site pottery shards reveal early American kiln work
Rector A R Mountford explains the Randolph site findings as about 5,000 ceramic shards uncovered by Randolph boys and Walter S Auman potters. Kelly notes evidence of a pre century kiln with varied glazes and brick floors, urging funding and a dedicated committee to advance excavation and storage.
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A. R. Mountford
Randolph
Walter S. Aumans
Seagrove
Aumans
Mellany Delham
Delham Ceramic
Mint Museum of Charlotte
Randolph County
Charlotte
Kelly
Mt. Shepherd
Torical Exploration Inc
High Point College launches Speaker Bureau November
Ten students from High Point College form a Speaking Bureau for one month to gain practical public speaking experience through business and professional contexts. The program, started in spring 1970, features talks for schools clubs and NAAM events with topics on generation gaps drug misuse sports and journalism.
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High Point College
Speaking Bureau
Speech For Business and Professional People
Judy Marshall
Tom Houck
Winston-Salem
Emmett Ellis
Kernersville
Tom Heaton
Rita Littles
Molly Sandifer
High Point
Robert Carter
Vannah
Charles Burgess
Lynchburg
Greensboro
National Society For Advancement of Management
SAM
Hilton Inn
Heaton
Carter
Burgess
Cletus Kruger Jr
Elon College
Allan Sanders
Elon
Lloyd Gordon
WBIG
Baird
Northwest
Guilford County
Florenz
T. Wingate Andrews High School
Religious Summit in Harvard Honors Global Faith Renewal
The Third Spiritual Summit at Harvard Divinity School gathers nearly 100 robed delegates from Buddhism Hinduism Judaism Christianity Islam Jainism Baha i and Chinese faiths. Swami Ranganathananda urges religion to enter daily life with a scientific spirit to renew inner spirituality. The Final Declaration proposes a world hot line and a central exchange to foster interfaith understanding and peace among two and a half billion adherents.
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Boston
Harvard
Memorial Hall
Swami Ranganathananda
Ramakrishna Mission
Harvard Divinity School
Krister Stendahl
N. Kamel Hussein
Bhajan Singh
Amiya Chakravarty
Tagore
Einstein
Gandhi
New York State University
Temple of Understanding
Calcutta
Geneva
Temple of Understanding Inc
Dickerman Hollister
Greenwich Conn
Charle J. Mills
Lowell R. Ditzen
National Presbyterian Center
Washington, D. C
Samuel M. Silver
Stamford
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
India
Muhammed Zafrulla Khan
World Court of International Justice
Kosho Ohtani
Kyoto
Japan
Seyyed Hussein Nasr
Teheran
Iran
H.S.H
Poon Diskul
Bangkok
Thailand
A. J. Shaw
Emilianos
Switzerland
H. H
Dalai Lama
Harvard Memorial Church
Radcliffe
Ie Pf Heart
Pees Jr. Illingly
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North American Newspaper Alliance