How To Succeed In Business Wows Greensboro Aud
The Frank Loesser Abe Burrows musical How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying played Greensboro Auditorium with Hal England Jeff De Benning Kipp Hamilton Sandra O Neill and Bill Mullinkin star in a Broadway caliber tour. Choreography by Hugh Lambert and vibrant production drew standing applause nightly as the show ran through Thursday with a Wednesday matinee at 2 30 p m.
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Frank Loesser
Abe Burrows
Greensboro Auditorium
Hal England
Jeff de Benning
Kipp Hamilton
Sandra O’neill
Bill Mullinkin
Greensboro
Abe Burrow
American Musical Theatre
Hugh Lambert
Broadway
Z. Melnikov
Thomasville Youth Guilty Of Drunken Driving
A six man jury in Thomasville found 21 year old Thomas B Morgan of Jasper Street guilty of drunken driving after a 52 minute deliberation. He received six months with two year suspension on condition he not drive 12 months and a $100 fine plus costs. His attorneys gave notice of appeal to Davidson County Superior Court.
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Thomasville
Thomas B. Morgan
Morgan
Jasper Street
Davidson County Superior Court
Pilot Fire Department
Patricia Ann McKeehan
Fowler
Peggy Haney
Peggy. Haney
Rachael Burns
Fowler’s
David Adams
E. Sunrise Avenue
Joe Branson
Adams
Superior Court
Chair Cillan Is Named Top Editor
Richard Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson of Chesnut Street edited the 1963 Wake Forest yearbook Howler which earned an All American rating by the Associated Collegiate Press recently He is now a first year law student at Wake Forest
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Thomasville
Richard Wilson
Howard Wilson
Chesnut Street
Wake “Forest
Howler
Associated Collegiate Press
Wilson
Wake Forest
Guilford Court Opens With Guilford Robbery Case
Guilford County Superior Court in High Point opens led by Judge Eugene Shaw. Three defendants Hubert Goss Curtis Bailey and Mary Elizabeth Nelson plead guilty to larceny from a person in a multi defendant robbery plot involving Clifford Johnson and juveniles. The scheme yielded about 2 dollars each. Additional trials set for Pearl Hayes Marion Hayes Henry Peak Henderson Bailey Bobby Morgan Melvin Chaney Robert Lee Taylor and William Taylor on various charges.
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Guilford County
Luther Leggett
Crisco
Johnson
South Carolina
Nelson
Leggett
Beamon Street
Hubert Goss
Pearl Hayes
Marion Calvin Hayes
Henry Peak
Robert Lee Taylor
Wiliam Taylor
Halloween Film Replaces Annual Carnival in Thomasville
Recreation Director Miss Ann Sherrill announced a film show at 7 o clock Halloween night at the Civic Center replacing the traditional carnival. The Recreation Commission met to hear reports on midget and pony league operations and approved Jack Roser as commissioner for midget basketball.
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Thomasville
Ann Sherrill
Civic Center
Recreation Commission
Miss Sherrill
Jack Roser
High Point school board sets agenda for land purchase
Tomorrow the High Point city board of education plans discussions on buying property at the corner of Fairview and Taylor streets for Fairview Street School expansion now site of Pilgrim Congregational Church. Also on agenda are employee annuity contracts, sick leave policy for non teachers, staff changes, reassignment requests, and a small change order on the school construction project.
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High Point City
Nen
Fairview Street
Court Orders Suspended Sentences Put Into Effect
A Greenway Drive resident faced a municipal court hearing on drunken driving and license revocation, leading to William Herman Graham, 39, being ordered to serve 12 months for drunken driving and an additional six months for revocation noncompliance. A capias issued Oct 3 tied to missed probation sessions. Testimony said he drank despite orders not to, triggering the suspended sentence. He also faced charges for breaking into homes on Davidson Avenue and Redding Street, stealing a typewriter, alarm clock, and rings worth $77. Two girls, Wand Ernestine Prichard and Linda Jean Stewart, both 16 and 17, were convicted of shoplifting on Richardson Street.
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Greenway Drive
William Herman Graham
Graham
Gray
Minnie Mae
Redding Street
Nezz
P. Woolard
Davidson Avenue
Wand Ernestine Prichard
Linda Jean Stewart
Richardson Street
Lavoise Smith
Windley i Street
James’ Leach
E. Washington Street
Stellar Horne
Kivett
Dr Hill elected life member of science academy
Dr Ben H Hill, a retired member, was elected a life member of the North Carolina Academy of Science amid a series of cases include theft at Boyles Furniture Sales on High Point College and other charges. In other action Judge Byron Haworth sentenced Bea Davis to six months on the roads for shooting a girl through the breasts.
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Ben H. Hill
Memsham
Boyles Furniture
High Point College
N. Main Street
Mension Carolina Academy of Scifemale
Bayliff's
Byron Haworth
Bea Davis
Short Street
Supper Slated at Archdale Church for Saar Ham Land Egg Supper
Archdale Friends Church hosts an egg supper Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. prepared by John Archdale Class members. Proceeds go to the church building fund. The academy also announces life memberships for key contributors. Dr. Hill, retired biology professor and former chair at High Point College, now teaches at Frederick College in Portsmouth, Virginia.
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Archdale Friends Church
John Archdale
Pillow Foam Output Surpasses 15 Million Pounds in 1962
In 1962 the pillow industry consumed over 15 million pounds of soft latex foam rubber. Factories expanded capacity to meet steady demand for comfortable bedding, signaling robust growth for synthetic foam materials in mid century home goods markets.
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Cillan
Journeymen
Hootenanny U
James Wilson
Fleetwood
Fleetwood Coffee Company
Dr. Hill
Science Academy
John A. Yarborough
Margaree Abney
Davis
Charles’ Edward Chapman
Loflin Street
Academy
Hill
Frederick College
Portsmouth
Montlieu
Buco Enamel
Davis Patrol & Watchman Service
Normery
Jack S. Davis
Wachovia
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