Jamestown High Band Invited To Perform In Orange Bow
Jamestown High School Band earned an invitation to perform at the Orange Bowl in Miami. The 61 member group plans a seven day trip with bus and private car travel, spending three days in Miami and four days on the road with chaperones and supporters. Principal Kenneth Miller and Bandmaster Bob Ingram announced the plan, noting the band will also appear at local events before New Year’s and may participate in Christmas parades in the area.
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Leon Burnett
Jamestown High School
Miami
Orange Committee
Jamestown
North Carolina
Kenneth T. Miller
Bob Ingram
Fierite Sia
Eee
Chapel Hill
Miller
Ingram
T. Hall
Land of Sunshine and Citrus
Major Attes
Shirley McKinney
de Linda Hutchins
Gilda Cox
Preda
Sturkey
Vigil of Prayer Observed by Wesley Memorial Church
Since 1955 a 24 hour vigil spans the nation with church members kneeling at the altar in prayer. Wesley Memorial invites the faithful to enter the sanctuary at any hour between 6 p m and 6 p m to pray for world peace, national harmony, and community welfare.
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United States
J Oy
Joao Ye RE
Wesley Memorial
Om Foiny
Dar
Ain
Robert P. Saubter Appeals 6 Month Drunkenness Sentence
Robert P. Saubter, 41, of 744 East Washington Street, appealed to the Superior Court after receiving a six month sentence in Municipal Court for multiple drunkenness offenses.
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Robert P. Saubter
E. Washington
Prayer for T DAY from Steubenville minister
George U. Martin of the First United Presbyterian Church Steubenville Ohio offers a prayer asking blessings on family life and young lovers, for those abroad and separated from loved ones, and for the miracle of divine presence through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Lord
George U. Martin
Steubenville
Ohio
First United Presbyterian Church
Car destroyed in Elm Thurston crash and followup collision
One vehicle struck another at Elm and Thurston Streets demolishing a car and badly damaging the other. Flavius L Warford Jr 21 was cited for failing to yield. Police report no injuries. A three car chain reaction on Main Street caused 410 damage with 17 year old Shirley Ann Lawson cited for following too closely.
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Elm and
Thurston Sts
Flavius L. Warford Jr
Winston-Salem Rid
Thurston
Elm
Watford
Charles B. Loflin
Forrest Ave
Loflin
S. Main St
Shirley Ann Lawson
Willowbrook §R
Horace G. Iuderton
Marion Howell McInnis
Florham Ave
McInnis
Liderton
State Fair Ribbon Winners In Local Guilford Area
Local Guilford County 4-H members earned blue ribbons at the North Carolina State Fair in Raleigh. Jerry Kivett of Jamestown and Brenda Cummings of Guilford College won blue in the Holstein Junior Daily Show. Rush Hardin of Guilford College took first in the junior yearling class, with Bob Moore of Guilford College placing second.
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Guilford County
Raleigh
Yestern
Jerry Kivett
Jamestown
Brenda Cummings
Guilford College
Rush Hardin
Bob Moore
$5 Million Utility Plan Moves To City Council
A two year study by engineers recommends a six year program costing 5 007 600 to rehabilitate and expand High Point water and sewer systems with an additional 1 661 100 for future growth if warranted. The plan includes major work on treatment storage distribution and two sewage plants plus improvements to the city lake swimming pool. Some items require a bond issue to proceed.
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Forrest Cates
Peterpris
Ota
High Point
Te Oerty
Freeman
West Side
East Side
City Lake Park
Domestic Cases Filed In City Court
Melvin Byers, 32, of 1300 Kivett Drive, and John H. Tuggie, 40, of 24 East Washington Street, were arrested in the Domestic Relations Court yesterday. Byers faced an assault charge and Tuggie faced abandonment and non support charges.
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Melvin Byers
Kivett Dr
John H. Tuggie
E. Washington St
Byers
Tuggie
UF Near Halfway Point Report From Globe Parlor Campaign
Citizens at Globe Parlor hear updates as Tomlin and Myrtle discuss Enteen at Tomlin scheme. Officials urge campaign workers to submit returns by Friday morning with Friday afternoon deadline noted.
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Globe Parlor
Tomlinson
Myrtle Eee
Tomlin
High Point Clinics Administer Second Salk Doses
Guilford County health officials report 7 713 children fully vaccinated with the second Salk polio shot across 27 county clinics as High Point hosts morning sessions. Public health nurses expect seven more clinics in the city school system as teams from acute care private nurses and PTA volunteers wrap up the three day inoculation drive.
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High Point City
Soleven
Teams
Public
Parent Teacher Association
Guilford County
Sci
High Point
E. Hi. Ellinwood Health
Ellinwood
Lutheran Brotherhood To Hear Dr Conrad
Dr F L Conrad president of United Lutheran Synod of North Carolina will speak at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Brotherhood tonight at 6 30 in the Fellowship Hall on Every Church and Evanston. Slides of his World Council trip in Evanston will be shown. Men are invited and women will serve supper.
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F. L. Conrad
United Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Conrad
Evanston
World Council of Churches
Flood Relief Duty Most Satisfying Says Mrs Harris
Mrs. W. Page Harris, executive secretary of the local Red Cross chapter, praised seven weeks as a flood relief case worker in Port Jervis New Jersey describing it as one of the most satisfying experiences of her life. She noted diverse volunteers and local needs while detailing actions by the disaster committee and staff during the Northeast response.
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W. Page Harris
The
American Red Cross
Port Jervis
Harris
Red Cross
California
Texas
Georgia
Famihe
Charles Mendenhall
Ross Calvert
Guy Carr
L. D. Ennis Jr
HPHS College Day Draws Hundreds From Region
High Point Senior High hosts College Day with 9 am to 3 pm interviews in the gym. Over 1,000 students expected to meet representatives from Agnes Scott to Wake Forest and the Coast Guard Academy plus nursing programs. Parents and neighboring students invited to attend as sponsors guide visitors.
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Colleges, Technical and Schools of Nursing
High Point
Giatant
National Honor Society
Beta Club
Future Teachers Club
Agnes Scott
Appalachian
Atlantic Christian
Brenau
Brevard
Catawba
Converse
Dartmouth
Davidson
Duke
Elon
East Carolina
Greensboro
Guilford
Hollins
Lees
McRae
Lenoir R
Max Smith Honored At Virginia Tech
Cadet Max Ferree Smith, grandson of Mrs. H. W. Hayworth and Mrs. D. J. Smith, was chosen for an advanced ROTC course at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. An honor student majoring in electrical engineering, he formerly lived in High Point and attended Ray St. School. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Smith, reside in Roanoke.
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Max Ferree Smith
H. W. Hayworth
D. J. Smith
Virginia Tec
Blacksburg
Smith
Tech
High Point
Steele St
Ray St
Roy F. Smith
Roanoke
Architect’s Furniture Displayed by Henredon
An unveiling of Henredon furniture showcases a new American design philosophy by Wright and associates. The display features multipurpose pieces with no hardware, integrated finese drawers, and red gold foil accents on tables, beds, chests, and sofas.
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Ture
Henredon
Din
Moetin
Wright
Ant Sture
Haan
Amd
Tage Me
Don
Personality Key in Supervision Outlines Club Talk
I M Club outlines supervision methods focusing on optimism low mood and aggression traits. Kershner emphasized personality as the key to managerial success across plants. Last night was Key Men Night with outstanding members from about 40 local industries recognized by Guy Kenney. Instructors for Management Development classes were introduced as sessions begin next week.
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Kershner
Guy Kenney
Theft case dismissed for William S. Dunlap
William S. Dunlap 29 of 1426 Furlough St was found not guilty of larceny of a battery from a neighbor’s yard last July. The case was heard in Municipal Court.
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William S. Dunlap
Drunk Driving Charged for Wall Arrest
John D. Wall aged 44 of 2005 Kivett Drive was arrested late yesterday on charges of driving while intoxicated and no operator's license. He posted a 500 dollar bond.
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John D. Wall
Kivett Dr
Sky Remains Clear With Cool Weekend Forecast
The weatherman predicts clear skies and cool temperatures from tomorrow through Sunday in High Point. Daytime highs around 65 degrees and tonight’s low near 40, with last night’s low at 42.
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High Point
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Lutheran Brotherhood
HPHS
Max Smith
Virginia Tech
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Ewing Young
Russ Winterbotham
Ed Kudlaty
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I. M. Club
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