Kiwanis speaker Brig. Newth highlights British exports at High Point
Somerset England native Brig. A L W Newth addressed High Point Kiwanis on British furniture exports and his wartime service with Eisenhower. He recounted capturing Nazi spies and Churchill interview experiences. the session followed song. Bloodmobile at High Point College collected 125 pints with four new Gallon Club members. Law graduate Steven Gibson opened a North Carolina National Bank building office. Davidson County events: Davidson County Community College Education Career Fair Oct 27 and Industrial Trade Fair Oct 26 to 29 to inform students about local career opportunities.
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England
High Point Kiwanis Club
America
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Winston Churchill
High Point College
John Brantley
Richard Kreeger
Charles Halipilias
Fred Rutledge
Steven Gray Gibson
North Carolina National Bank
Gibson
Wake Forest University Law School
High Point
James Emory Gibson Jr
Thomasville
Davidson County Community College
International Management Council of
Davidson County
Freedom Train displays 1900s inventions at Guilford Courthouse
The American Freedom Train arrives at Guilford Courthouse National Military Park for a 21 000 mile journey. It showcases rescue patent models from early 1900s including tools like a footwarmer and a marine propeller. Visitors can view 4 to 10 p m Wednesday through Sunday with admission 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children.
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Greensboro
New Rochelle
N.Y
Smithsonian Institution
O. Rundle Gilbert
Garrison
American Freedom Train
Ruth Packard
American Freedom Train Foundation, Inc
Trinity Band Superior in Rockingham Competition
The Trinity High School Band earned a superior rating and placed fourth overall among North and South Carolina high school bands in Rockingham on Saturday. Under John Sullivan they earned top marks for marching and playing. Trinity majorettes also won first place in a routine directed by Margaret Brower.
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Rockingham
North
South Carolina
John Sullivan
Margaret Brower
Special Interests Aid North Carolina Congressional Campaigns
Special interests have donated 153629 to North Carolina congressional campaigns from January 1975 through August 1976. The Common Cause listing shows the 5th District lead with Steve Neal receiving 19981 and Wilmer Mizell 16651 as his opponent. Other districts show varying contributions to incumbents and third parties, while common causes advocates public financing to limit influence from large donors.
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North Carolina
Common Cause Citizens Lobby
Federal Elections Commission
Steve Neal
Wilmer Mizell
U.S. Labor Party
Hooks
Common Cause
Jones
Ward
Parker
Fountain
Whitley
Blanchard
Rep
Andrews
Gallemore
Three Injured In Traffic Accidents In High Point
Three persons were hurt Sunday in High Point traffic incidents none required hospital care. Mary Zachary Dorsett of Thomasville was injured when her car hit a pole on English Road and Edgeworth Drive about 11:50 p.m. She was charged with drunken driving. Damages to the 1973 car were about 2600 dollars and pole damage 150 dollars. Michael David Burchett, 21, of Thomasville, injured at 2:41 a.m. when his car struck a pole on Lexington Avenue at Emerywood Drive. An 11 year old girl, a passenger in a car driven by Nelson Stanback, 37, of Graves Avenue, injured at 11:13 a.m. in a two car crash on E Greer Drive at S Centennial Street. Stanback charged with a safe movement violation. other driver was John Preston Buff Outlaw Jr., 37, of Route 4. Suzanne Shaver King of Greensboro treated at High Point Memorial Hospital after car collision with Joseph Hilbert Appleton, 25, of Northpoint Avenue on Centennial Street at Eastchester Drive. Ms King charged with a safe movement violation. Evelyn T. Kirk and Tracey Kirk, 2, passengers in a car driven by Charles David Kirk, 29, of Long Street, slightly injured on Main Street near East Fairfield Road. The other driver, a truck operator, was Richard V. Lassiter, 21, of Archdale, who was charged with following too closely. Horace Haworth, 34, of the Presbyterian Home, injured when his car hit a pole while turning from Montlceuw Avenue to N Hamilton Street and taken to the Presbyterian Home infirmary.
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High Point
Mary Zachary Dorsett
Polk Street
Thomasville
English Road
Edgeworth Drive
Michael David Burchett
Rt. 4
Lexington Avenue
Emerywood Drive
Nelson Stanback
Graves Avenue
E. Greer
S. Centennial Street
Stanback
John Preston Buff Outlaw Jr
Route 4
Suzanne Shaver King
Greensboro
High Point Memorial Hospital
Joseph Hilbert Appleton
Northpoint Avenue
Centennial Street
Eastchester Drive
Ms. King
Evelyn T. Kirk
Tracey Kirk
Charles David Kirk
Long Street
Main Street
E. Fairfield Road
Richard V. Lassiter
Archdale
Lassiter
Horace
Haworth
Presbyterian Home
Montlceuw Avenue
N. Hamilton Street
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