Renewal advances as Lutheran church rises in urban project
In High Point the east Leonard Street area gains a brick Lutheran church in the 800 block, a $75,000 project amid an urban renewal effort. The church, associated with St. Luke's, will seat 250 and open Sept. 23, while officials plan further redevelopment north of Leonard Street.
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Leonard Street
John Trojian
St. Luke's Church
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High Point
St. Luke's
Spring Hill Church Sets Groundbreaking for Education Building
Spring Hill Methodist Church on W Lexington Avenue Extension hosts a 3 p.m. groundbreaking ceremony today signaling construction of a new education building with 16 classrooms restrooms and an office. The project includes remodeling of the existing sanctuary porch which will be bricked.
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Spring Hill Methodist Church
Lexington Avenue
Spring Hill Methodist Church to Add Vestibule Porch and Steeple
Spring Hill Methodist Church plans a vestibule porch and steeple as well as a new roof at an estimated cost of 75 000 dollars. The church established in 1830 began after a brush arbor and built the present building in 1928. Total membership is 300 with 256 in Sunday School and an average Sunday attendance about 80 percent. Rev Wilbur A Jarrett is pastor. Building Committee includes Owen Moore Clark Haynes Harrell Payne James Lee Bill Hayworth Clay Swaim John Bouldin Billy Hoover and George Haynes.
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Spring Hill Methodist Church
Wilbur A. Jarrett
Owen Moore
Clark Haynes
Harrell Payne
James Lee
Bill Hayworth
Clay Swaim
John Bouldin
Billy Hoover
George Haynes
French Teen Exchang student enrolls at Central High
A 15 year old boy Alexis Hautefeuille from a Paris suburb is the foreign exchange student at High Point Central High School. He enrolled in the 11th grade and will study history English mathematics and physics this year.
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Robert Marks
Paris
High Point Central High School
Alexis Hautefeuille
Alexis
America
Alex
Ben Peck
Sunset Dr
Central High School
Ben
France
Benjamin Peck
Peck
United States
New York
High Point
H. C. Williams
Otteray Dr
Williams
Paul
Central High
Germany
Duke University
Retired Lt Col Carter ends 20 year Air Force career
Lt Col Charles H. Carter retires after serving from World War II bomber duty to 810th ACWRON radar command near Union Cross North of High Point. Maj. Starbuck succeeds him, taking over a 300 person post and a U S air defense mission linked to SAGE. Carter plans a quiet Chattanooga retirement by a lake with a new boat in sight.
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Charles H. Carter
Finis
United States Air Force
Marian Carter
Col. Carter
810Th
Acwron
Union Cross
Highway 311
High Point
Seattle
Wash
Carters
Bud” Carter
Chicago, Ill
Valley Forge General Hospital
Marian Petah
Baby Cheryl
Air Force
Acvron
Maj
Elliott R. Starbuck
Sonderstrom
Greenland
Burlington
Maj. Starbuck
Carter
Chattanooga
Col
Tennessee
James B. Tipton
Boy Scouts: Fun and Learning Guide to Citizenship
Editor notes explore what it means to be a boy scout highlighting values from the Scout Oath and Law. The article outlines duties to God country and others, the motto Be prepared and slogan Do a good turn daily, plus age paths from cub scouts to full scouts and the rewards of uniformed service and outdoor skills.
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Boy Scouts
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