Names listed as precents and staff in obscure meeting
The fragment lists individuals including John Hedrick, Charlie Cheek, Russ Mendenhall, Bill Fagg, John Young, Jimmy Dennis, Worth Parker, Craig Sanders, Bill Southerland, Will Gurley, Joe Gray, Warren Rives and others as preceptors, scribe, chaplain, or staff across multiple ranks.
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Tinel
John Hedrick
Marshall
Charlie Cheek
Russ Mendenhall
Bill Fagg
John Young
Scribe
Jimmy Dennis
Worth Parker
Craig Sanders
Bill Southerland
Will Gurley
Joe Gray
Warren Rives
Methodist Group Plans College Tour Across North Carolina
About two dozen clergymen from the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference will visit four colleges and multiple institutions in a three day itinerary. The October schedule includes Brevard College Greensboro College High Point College and Pfeiffer College plus the Children s Home Winston Salem the Charlotte Home for the Aging and the North Carolina Christian Advocate offices in Greensboro along with Camp Tekoa Hendersonville and Hugh Chatham Hospital Elkin. The tour begins October 20 with meetings at Statesville and visits to Elkin Charlotte Winston Salem Brevard and Greensboro ending October 22 with High Point College and Pfeiffer College stops before returning to Statesville.
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Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
High Point
Children’s Home
Winston - Salem
Methodist Home For the
Wesley Nursing Center
Charlotte
Hugh Chatham
Elkin
The
North Carolina Christian Advocate
Greensboro
Camp Tekoa
Hendersonville
Methodist
Statesville
Hugh Chatham Hospital
Brevard College
Brevard
Greensboro College
High Point College
Pfeiffer College
Johnson to Stay Towed by White House Schedule
Reedy said after Saturday White House meetings Johnson would remain in Washington through Wednesday. Johnson had canceled Friday plans to fly to his ranch and to make stops in Laredo and Corpus Christi, Texas, with the White House citing developments in the international situation. Johnson downplayed the military significance of China's first nuclear test in a Friday statement. Dobrynin told him the Soviet power shift would not alter its foreign policy.
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Page One
Reedy
White House
Johnson
Wednes- Leon
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ing
China
Dobrynin
Soviet Union
Fun dance lessons from Lilo and Jim Ford at Arthur Murray
Experienced teachers offer lessons at Arthur Murray Studio 209 E Westwood with convenient free parking. Contact 888-6420 to arrange your session.
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Lilo
Jim Ford
Arthur Murray Studio
E. Westwood
Educators From Guilford County Attend 1965 School Boards Assembly
Three Guilford County Board of Education members and Dexter Caligan of Liberty are delegates to the 10th annual Delegate Assembly of the North Carolina State School Boards Assn. at Chapel Hill. The daylong event, themed Priorities For 1965, features E P Pearce on the Centennial Celebration, William C Friday, State Senator David Clark on a $100 million bond issue, and Teachers College president John H Fischer. Afternoon sessions include discussion groups. First permanent colony in North America noted as Jamestown, Virginia.
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Te Guilford County Board of Education
North Carolina State School Boards Assn
Hill Hall
Peabody Hall
Chapel Hill
Guilford County
Arthur Kirkman
High Point
W. H. Barton
Pleasant Garden
Edward Burke
Gibsonville
Dexter Caligan
Rt. 1
Liberty
American Assn. of
Pearce
Ent
William C. Friday
University of North Carolina
David Clark
John H. Fischer
Teachers College
Columbia University
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Harllee
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Jamestown, Va
Harllee’s Sportswear
Wool Melton
G&m-L
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College Village Shopping Center
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Sucaryl
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RADIO
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