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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1977

Page

20

Stepchildren Struggle With Divided Loyalties In Divorce

Tracy Tuthill at 11 lives with his mother while visiting his father on weekends. The piece follows stepfamilies amid divorce, remarriage, and shifting loyalties. It cites census estimates that about one in seven American children are stepchildren and notes rising divorce and remarriage rates.

Ann Blackman Associated Press Tracy Tuthill America Tracy John Tuthill Tuthill Donna Lou Lorelei Tuthills Bellport Long Island Census Bureau Paul C. Glick

SAT Score Trends Show Varied District Results

The article analyzes SAT averages at Central and Andrews High School and systemwide over years from 1966 to 1976. It notes fluctuations with Central generally declining, Andrews fluctuating, and the nation’s decline linked to socio economic factors and changing curricula. The panel behind the study cites broader societal shifts and calls for further investigation.

Central Andrews High School Andrews Anderson Evelyn Harris Lee Andrews Betty Welch

Ghostly tale of Lydia and the Greensboro High Point road

Mrs. Torrence recounts a Raleigh area legend of a dancer and a forbidden romance. A car mishap near a fog bound Greensboro High Point curve leads to a phantom appearance of Lydia, a daughter who vanishes when a hopeful driver tries to help. The story ends with a chilling warning about a doomed crossroads.

Raleigh Greensboro High Point Lydia Centennial Avenue Mrs. Torrence

Lighting and Furniture Brands Listed in Trade Catalog

A compilation lists brands and makers including Drexel, Durham, Elaron, Empire, Ficks Reed, Laurel Lamps, La-Z-Boy, Hickory Chair, Hickory Tavern, Hooker, Howard, Kemp, Laurel, and others such as Heritage and Herman. The mentions cover upholstery, lighting, recliners, dinettes, and related furniture lines from various manufacturers.

Drexel Lamps Durham Earlon Empire Ficks Reed Harden Herman Henkel-Harris Heritage Heygil Hickroy Manufacturing Hickory Tavern Holland Hooker Howard Howell Dinettes James Kaylyn Kemp

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