Tar Heel Talent Search Winners Named for Variety Show
A panel of seven judged 21 acts to perform November 18 and 19 in the Tar Heel Variety Show. Six High Point entries are finalists including The Star Dusters and The De Lane Sisters. Prizes total 50 dollars with top acts earning a TV spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Allred
High Point Woman's Club
High Point
Star Dusters
J. R. Maners
de Lane Sisters
Bill Davis
Jim Martin
Gail Leonard
Judy Loflin
Sandra Logan
Kannapolis
Warren Fore
Winston-Salem
Margaret Stohler
East Flat Rock
Becky Hill
Dunn
Gayle Morris
Denton
Cornelia Beck
Lexington
Skippy Koestline
Gibsonville
Paul Westmoreland
Thomasville
Glenda Cain
Ralph Walker
Josephine Cunningham
David Chauns
Marion West
Jean Joyce
Thomas Dodameade Jr
Janet Jones
Johnny Comas
Wsjs-Tv
Ralph B. Walker
Coke Cecil
Woman's Club
James T. Warren
L. W. Stevens
John B. Hayward
W. S. McKinney
Cecil L. Eaton
Church Circles of the Women of the Church Meet Monday
Church groups across First Presbyterian and other congregations announce Monday meetings with numbered circles and hostesses. Activities include circle discussions at multiple addresses, WMU events at Reavis Memorial Baptist Church, and junior G A gatherings in Brentwood with specified times and locations.
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Women of the Church
First Presbyterian Church
A. Marley
Rockford Rd
Garnett Pollock
Elliott McK. Hester
Lexington Ave
B. J. Mallard
Ross Calvert
N. Main
Dan
H. Stoddard
Tyree Nabors
Westwood
Thad McInnis
William H. Flythe
Hillcrest
J. E. Thompson
Sl Fortner
Council
T. J. Gold Sr
Ae Dr
William F. Okey
Ashe St
P.m
George B. Bean
Quaker Lane
R. L. Waynick
Gertrude Traynham
Marshall C. Kellam
Emerywood Estates
G. W. Pleasants
George Campbell
Hillcrest Dr
Robert A. Gross
Ae P.m
Moparroup
Epis Circle
R. M. Gladstone
Gatewood Ave
Reavis
WMU
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
Rins Tears
First Baptist Church
Executives' Course Grows As UNC Program Expands
The UNC Executive Program for senior managers enters its third year with ongoing participation from multiple firms. Dr Willard Graham leads the program, which emphasizes top management views, economics, government relations, human relations, policy analysis, and cross company decision making. A 1955 Business Week quote notes rising corporate management development efforts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Graham
UNC
Union Business Administration
Graham
Management Research and Development Institute
General Electric
Crotonville
N. Y
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
University of North Carolina
Thinkig
Business Week
American Management Association
AMA
Intermediate G A English St Baptist Church Holds First Meeting
The Intermediate G A s of Eng lish St. Baptist Church met at the church Friday evening. Miss Nancy Cecil led devotions and Patsy Hart presided. New officers for the year include leader Raynell Coleman president Patsy Hart secretary and treasurer Jeanette Thompson program chair Nancy Cecil Donaree Carmichael Patsy Smith Katherine Ives and Kay Moon publicity. Annie Armstrong Circle served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English St. Baptist Church
Nancy Cecil
Patsy Hart
Raynell Coleman
Jeanette Thompson
Donaree Carmichael
Patsy Smith
Katherine Ives
Kay Moon
Annie Armstrong
Coldest North American Temperature Recorded in Snag Yukon
Official reading of 81 degrees below zero Fahrenheit established in February 1947 at Snag a small Yukon outpost near the Alaska border. The cold event marked the record extreme for North America based on available measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Snag
Yukon Territory
Alaskan
Insurance Underwriter Course Set at UNC Chapel Hill
A 60 hour course leading to the Certified Property and Casualty Underwriter designation will start October 24 at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Instructor Frank J. Schwentker will teach Monday evenings through mid May with an early June Part II exam. The American Institute for Property and Liability Underwriters conducts the exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
R. S. Winslow
UNC Bureau of Business Services and Research
Frank J. Schwentker
Julian Price
University
American Institute For Property and Liability Underwriters, Inc
Philadelphia
Winslow
W. W. Noblin
Durham
N. C. Association of Insurance Agents
Schwentker
UNC Business Administration
Harvard University
American College of Life Underwriters
Solve-A-Crime Solution
The window was locked and a rug blocked the door from inside making an outside exit impossible. Quigley could not have written the accusation note after being rendered unconscious by the scarf. The case appears to be a death by own action with a bid to frame Wade for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigley
Wade
Silage Juice Leaks From Silo Reduce Fodder Value
Silage juices leaking from a silo can cut fodder food values by about ten percent, harming stored feed quality.
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Agnes Creuch
Church Actwitter
Presbyterian
Brentwood G. A
Charlie Monk Jr
Springfield Ave
Axia
E. Rawl
Ferndale “Dr
Lloyd Thayer
Forest Dr
W. C. No
Mary Hester Powell
Betty Jo Parrish
Parkway
Waco Jones
Rockspring Rd
Borden
W. G. Bridges
Rose Brant
Stacey Payne
Hen Ier
J. V. White
E. Lexington Ave
Kathryn Grant
E. R. Anderson
Rotary
Ruth Circle
M. Autry
Cedrow
Young Matrons
B. M. Sheffield
Gordon St
L. M. Barrett
Alda Grayson
Paul Godfrey
Forest Ave
Carolina
G. A
Savings & Loan
U. S
Association
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Penney
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