High Point College stages Shakespeare opera premiere
Dr. Lew Lewis debuts his self composed opera The Merchant of Venice as part of High Point College Fine Arts Festival marking Shakespeare’s 400th birth anniversary. The premiere runs Friday and Saturday at Memorial Auditorium, with Lewis conducting.
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Editors Outlook on Desert Life and Wise Parenting
An editorial contrasts desert resilience in wildlife with child rearing. It argues children need security and love but also the capacity to endure hardship, promoting inner recreation through reading and reflection over constant entertainment. It emphasizes balanced nurture and self-reliance.
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Letters to the Editor warn against bloc voting and refer to Tweed era tactics
A reader objects to pus Waynick's claim that African Americans were the best informed voters on a Tuesday and argues bloc voting is an old stratagem. Samuel Lubell is cited on self interest and independence. An open letter to the mayor requests print to secure revenues at all costs while recounting a meter maid incident on Main Street and related pricing friction.
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Quotes cite fears and faith in politics and security
The remarks contest simple peace formulas and urge faith driven policy. President Johnson says service to humankind matters over fear while FBI Director Hoover warns against police state methods and Gestapo comparisons.
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Epitaph of a Nation Discussed at Convocation
Dr. Barnett and three other speakers warned against self defeat by fear and consumerism as Americans weighed how to meet communism. They urged bearing costs, truthful debate, mutuality, and large scale social planning to build a better world without bloodshed.
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Thomasville Scene Highlights Local Fund Drive and Pageants
The United Fund drive trails its $45,000 goal with about $10,000 raised as two weeks remain. The Miss Thomasville pageant is set for Saturday at the Civic Center, with Miss Carole Maxey crowned by the former North Carolina queen. Denton plans a Nov 28 Rhododendron Queen program, while politics buzz with council and sheriff hopefuls in Davidson County.
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Community pride shines in Piedmont area developments
The Northern Piedmont Area Development Assn honors Sandy Ridge for a third straight best in class award after Guilford title victory. Farm agent Willard Kimrey praises residents’ teamwork and the new community building housing youth groups and meetings.
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