Gene Marsh Named High Point Realtor of the Year
Gene Marsh was chosen unanimously as High Point’s Realtor of the Year at a luncheon of the High Point Board of Realtors. He is a partner at Mendenhall-Moore Realtors in charge of property management since 1953, and active in Jaycees, Chamber of Commerce, Lions Club, and his church.
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High Point Realtor Marsh Noted Community Leader and Real Estate Buyer
Life member of the Jaycees and Nick Law rence Award recipient in 1960. Marsh serves as vice president of the High Point Lions Club and teaches at Archdale Friends Meeting Sunday School. He is a past president of the High Point Board of Realtors and former NC Realtors boards district VP. He and Hazel McKinney Marsh have a son, Robert Jr., and reside in Wickliff Apartments.
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Marsh
R. D. Marsh
Archdale Rd
Harold Farlow
China Grove
High Point High School
Trinity High School
Air Force Training Command
Scott Field
Ill
B. F. Goodrich
South Carolina
High Point
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Organization of Young Men
Nick Lawrence
High Point Lions Club
Archdale Friends Meeting
High Point Board of Realtors
North Carolina Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Realtors Institute
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Hazel McKinney
William H. McKinney
Salem St
the Marshes
Wickliff Apts
Robert Jr
Changes In Schools By Ernest Cuneo
Washington reports a sweeping push to reorganize U S education with Senate loan and grant expansions and heavy bond opposition at local levels. TV based teaching is seen as effective with private firms already contracting to raise results and guarantee qualification, though public teachers could match success with the same tools.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
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U.S
Senate
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Lessons from Dabney on Virginia’s enduring lessons and education
Virginia historian Virginius Dabney surveys three centuries of state history from Jamestown to the present, contrasting communism, Bacon’s Rebellion, and Washington’s era with modern higher education turmoil. He critiques historians, praises decency, notes Civil War realities, and discusses shifts in American education and funding amid student unrest and policy changes.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
St. Augustine
Virginia
Dabney
Richmond
New York State
Roaming the Piedmont Jazz Night at Memorial Auditorium
A reader recalls a Community Concert Association jazz night featuring Wild Bill Davison Barney Bigard and Art Hodes. The show energized the hall and was recorded for discs. The piece also notes a changing week with snow and woolly worm winter forecasts.
Change At The U N Signifies Shift In World Powers
The arrival of the Peking delegation at the United Nations in New York signals a rapid shift in global alignments. This move, driven by a U.S. policy reversal, brings Communist China into the UN Security Council with veto power and relevance to both Washington and Moscow.
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It Looks Like Christmas Early in Thomasville
Davidson dateline notes holiday tunes flood airwaves as December nears. The Thomasville Merchants Assn declares Christmas six weeks early, hoping shoppers open wallets before yearend inventories.
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Halcyon Days of Jazz
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Barney Bigard
Art Hodes
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