DeLisa Garner Crowned Miss Denton 1972 at Denton High
A sellout crowd of 800 watched DeLisa Joan Garner crowned Miss Denton 1972 at the Denton High auditorium. The 16 year old junior, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton Garner, competed with 20 contestants for the title. First runner up was Joyce Denise Gallimore with Sherra Lannette Gallimore as second runner up. The 1972 Little Miss Denton was Angeline Sue Markham from among 23 young ladies. Also present were 13 reigning beauty queens including Miss Thomasville Lammie Jo Honeycutt and former Miss Denton Marcia Vickers Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEN Carver Enterprise
Denton
DeLisa
Joan Garner
Miss Denton
Denton High School
Miss Garner
Clinton Garner
Joyce Denise Gallimore
Arnold Gallimore
Sherra Lannette Gallimore
North Carolina
Virginia
Thomasville
Lammie Jo Honeycutt
Long leads Youth Happening addressing gaps in faith and youth
Albert Long, Durham native and FCA adviser, leads a Youth Happening at Cedar Square Friends Meeting near Randleman Randolph County. He stresses gaps in communication, understanding, authority and hypocrisy, sharing his 400-program ministry across the Southeast and his work with teens and Vietnam veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Marks
Enterprise
Albert Long
Cedar Square
Randleman
Randolph County
Durham
Long
Jackie van Hook
Reader's Theater Touring Statewide From High Point College
The Reader's Theater class at High Point College will present Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep at Memorial Auditorium on December 2 at 8 15 p m and tour five campuses December 3–6. Performances include North Moore High School Peace College UNC Chapel Hill and Catawba College with free admission except at Catawba. The program explores death as a life shaping force through works by Shakespeare Eliot Dickinson Sandburg Frost and others with performers John Adams Jean Falk Pat Klebsattel Chris McKinney Sonny Melrose Deborah Stamper and Sandra Epperson under Judy Marshall and music by John Dashkovich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Memorial Auditorium
North Moore High School
Peace College
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Bingham Hall
Catawba College
Blue Mask
Tion
William Shakespeare
T. E. Eliot
Emily Dickinson
Carl Sandburg
Robert Frost
John Adams
Lisle, Ill
Jean Falk
Pilot Mountain
Pat Klebsattel
Oakhurst
N. J
Chris McKinney
Forest City
Sonny Melrose
Baltimore
Deborah Stamper
Sandra Epperson
Judy Marshall
John Dashkovich
Middletown
2 Year Old Girl Victim Of Blaze In Lexington
Eunice Elizabeth Brice aged two died Friday afternoon in a home fire at 803 Dixie Street Lexington. Four of six rooms suffered fire damage with the house also smoke and water damaged. Grandfather Rev Zellie Brice and her brother were at home when the blaze started. Funeral set for 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Files Chapel Baptist Church.
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Lexington
Eunice Elizabeth Brice
Dixie St
Lexington Fire Dept
Zellie Brice
Files Chapel Baptist Church
Blonde is New Miss Lexington
Annette West aged 18 wins the Miss Lexington Pageant at Lexington Senior High School auditorium over nine rivals. First runner-up Vickie Morrow earns Miss Congeniality. second runner-up Angela Sinclair. Judges include John D. Every and Richard Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Annette West
Lexington Senior High School
Roy C. West
Penry St
Lexington High School
Mars Hill College
Vickie Morrow
Floyd M. Leonard
Rt 5
Miss Morrow
Central Davidson High School
Davidson County Community College
Angela Sinclair
D. F. Sinclair
Hillcrest Dr
Roanoke College
John D. Every
South Carolina Jaycees
Richard Hoffman
Stone Mountain
Richard M. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Betty Jo Ring Hamrick
Charlotte
Outreach Office Moves to Model Neighborhood HQ
Since November 2, 1971 Milton Stallings director of citizen participation and staff relocate to 1305 Franklin St replacing the Model Cities Commission building at 609 S. Main St. The office aims to reach more residents inform them of services and involve them in the Model Cities Program. Open house is Tuesday 4 to 6 p.m. with community and task force meetings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Milton Stallings
Citizen Participation
Franklin St
Model Cities Commission
S. Main St
Stallings
Region IV Council
Youth Corp
Wall Street Named From 17th Century Dutch Wall
In 1642 the Dutch built a public meetinghouse at 73 Pearl Street New Amsterdam later erecting a protective wall in 1653 that gave rise to Wall Street in the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl St
New Amsterdam
Wall Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delisa Garner
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
National Advisory Council
Teen Crusades Inc
Claudia Carmen Turner
South Carolina
New York Yankees
Bobby Richardson
Billy Zeoli
Gospel Films Inc
Erv Lewis
Patrick McClary
Vietnam
Reader's Theater
State
Robert W. Service
Herman Wouk
Dickinson
Sandburg
Jimmie Shaw
Shakespeare
Eliot
Maldronah of Chalden
A. Merritt
Walter Savage Larder
Francis Bacon
Ernest Hemmingway
James Weldon Johnson
Helen Holt
Frost
McKinney
Q. A
Whilton Wiamnerra
Blonde
Miss
Whence Street
Piedmonts
FSLIC
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