Thomasville High Life reveals first rt cards and honor roll
Students at Thomasville High School receive report cards with varied reactions from fear of parental scolding to pride in good grades. The first honor roll lists 132 students across 29 seniors 28 juniors 7 sophomores 31 freshmen and 17 eighth graders meeting strict grade requirements. Six will be coached by teachers to support junior varsity teams as junior cheerleaders debut this year. The paper notes upcoming Bible Club meeting at A L Brown High Kannapolis with Miss Leta Miller leading about 20 Thomasville members.
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THS
Oaly
A. L. Brown High School
Kannapolis
Thomasville Club
Leta Miller
Apper
Deaths and Funerals MASH INFANT and 65-year-old Dixon
The Mash infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mash died at High Point Memorial Hospital. Graveside services at Obids Church Cemetery near North Wilkesboro with funeral home arrangements at Sechrest. Dixon, 65, of 1006 Lindsay died at High Point Memorial Hospital. Funeral at Beaver Island Baptist Church near Mayodan with burial in the church cemetery.
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C. H. Mash
Spencer Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Carl H. Mash
Lee Lewis
Clyde
Texas
Clara Mash
Route 4
North Wilkesboro
Obids Church
Sechress Feneral
Main
Sechrest Funeral Home
Ao Dixon
Lindsay
Beaver Island Baptist Church
Mayodan
Lee Anglin
Shields Webb
Martinsville
George Ashby
Talent Show Casts Various Winston-Salem Performers
The program lists numerous performers from Winston-Salem Haw River High Point Sanford Hickory Thomasville and Thomasville in acts including exhibition tango tap dancing vocal reading and baton twirling. The Woman's Club maintains a reference file for civic groups seeking entertainment for their programs.
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J. R. Manners
Bob Zimmerman
Jerry King
High Point
Darrell Byerly
Sanford
Dorothy Pickett
Hickory
Jimmie Hedgecock
Richard Clark
Thurmond
Reading
Toby Hicks
Lana Hines
Winston-Salem
Jane Jackson
Susan Horney
Charleston
Betty Leonard
Thomasville
Jimmy Vinson
Tommy Taylor
Bobby Eddinger
Donald Duncan
Bill Vinson
Woman's Club
Sophia Steffan Concert Here Wednesday
Miss Sophia Steffan mezzo soprano will perform Wednesday evening in High Point College Auditorium. She will be accompanied by Miss Dorothy Lewis. The Friends Bible Class of Main Street Methodist Church sponsors the concert to raise funds for a new church chapel. Steffan, now in New York, is a 1953 Student Musicians contest winner and has appeared at Carnegie Hall.
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Sophia Steffan
Dorothy Lewis
High Point College
Friendly Bible Class
Main Street Methodist Church
Steffan
New York
Federation of Music Clubs
North Carolina
PTA Group Sees Defense Film Show at Oakview PTA
The Oakview Community PTA screened the civil defense film Pattern for Survival. George Spinnett, director of Civil Defense, said more than 200 attendees asked questions. The film is available to groups, with showings arranged via Civil Defense Headquarters in the Post Office building.
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Oakview Community Pta
George Spinnett
Civil Defense Ean Service
Yestern
Spinnett
Civil Defense Headquarters
Post Office
Gospel Sing Set At Star High School
The 7th annual Gospel Singing is set for Star High School at 2 p.m. Sunday under Carl L. King. It features 여러 groups including the Friendly Five of Troy the Gospel Four of Candor the Johnson Sisters of Biscoe the Songsters of Asheboro the Comer Family Quartet of Robbins the Brady Family of Siler City Pete Seagraves and Singers Doris Saunders of Troy the North State Quartet of Lexington and the Friendly Four of Asheboro.
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STAR
Star High School
Carl L. King
Piedmont
Friendly Five
Troy
Gospel Four
Candor
Johnson Sisters
Biscoe
Songsters
Asheboro
Comer
Robbins
Brady
Siler City
Pete Seagraves
Singers
Greensboro
Doris Saunders
North State
Lexington
Friendly Four
Funeral services for Purby Richardson Dixon
Funeral services for Purby Richardson Dixon are set for 3 PM at Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church with Revs A J Argo and W C Levin officiating. Interment will follow at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Purby Richardson Dixon
Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church
A. J. Argo
W. C. Levin
Winston-Salem
Oakwood Memorial Park
Frank Amos Cabinetmaker Dies in Virginia
Martinsville Virginia report says Frank Evertt Amos 57 died suddenly while driving near Martinsville. Born February 3 1900 in Stokes County he was a cabinetmaker. Survived by wife Ethel Kallam Amos two daughters Mrs James Lammkin of Greensboro and Mrs Paul O Quinn of Martinsville and one son Francis T Amos of High Point.
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Martinsville
Frank Evertt Amos
Stokes County
Newton A
Carrie Ma. Ziglar Amos
Ethel Kallam Amos
James Lamkim
Greensboro
N. C
Paul O’quinn
Francis T. Amos
High
Funeral services for William Anderson Lamb
Funeral services for William Anderson Lamb will be held tomorrow at 3 PM from Cumby Mortuary chapel. The Rev Roy Puttman of Pine Croft Methodist Church, the Rev Harold F Schram of Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church, and the Rev J S Gibbs of Leba... will officiate.
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William Anderson Lamb
Cumby Mortuary
Roy. Puttman
Ya Methodist Church
Pine Croft
Harold F. Schram
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
J. S. Gibbs
Leba
High Pointer In Jail Twice In 24 Hour Span
A Hodgin Street man, Bobby Gene Briggs, 20, was arrested after his car rear ended a parked vehicle on N Main Street and then resisted officers. He faces charges of resisting an officer, disorderly conduct, and drunken driving. Later that night he was arrested again for reckless driving and assault. Bond set at 750 total. court dates October 30 and November 1. Another incident reported involved a two-vehicle collision at Rotary Drive and Chestnut Street causing about 850 in damages after a stop sign violation. William Frederick Church of Raeford Avenue Lexington was charged with running the stop sign. Mary B Leonard of Route 1 was driving east on Chestnut Street.
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Bobby Gene Briggs
N. Main Street
Briggs
Robert K. Stafford
Indianapolis
Ind
Rotary Drive
Chestnut Street
Mary B. Leonard
Route 1
William Frederick Church
Raeford Avenue
Lexington
Leonard
Chestnut
Church
Rotary
Leonard Auto
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