Witchcraft Scene Draws High Point Youths
High Point youths explore witchcraft including seances and spells, spurred by drug culture. Youth counselor Ed Spivey and Youth Unlimited’s Tom Watson note a shift from drugs to seeking spiritual reality, with 12 serious calls to Urban Ministry’s Contact service and 25 other inquiries.
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High Point
Ed Spivey
Tom Watson
Spivey
Watson
Youth Unlimited Inc
Peoplle
High Point Memorial Hospital expands radiology department
The hospital opens a larger radiology unit in a new wing along Quaker Lane with three main x ray systems including a bi plane unit with image intensifier and CC TV and rapid film changers. A tomographic unit and neurological chair are added. old equipment moves to new ER spaces while a deep therapy unit is deferred due to cost.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Quaker Lane
W. R. Peters
Peters
Franklin
Heart and Soul program brings value and inclusion to Guilford schools
In four Guilford County schools a federal grant funds Project Heart and Soul to help children feel valued as individuals and to improve interactions across handicaps races ages and occupations. The Jamestown District project at Jamestown Union Hill Florence and Sedgefield Elementary Schools aims to boost attitudes toward learning and include all participants from students to teachers and principals.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Jamestown
Union Hill
Florence
Sedgefield
North Carolina
High Point
Union Hill School
Crump
Allen Jay
Millis Road
Lakeland Terrier Is Best In Show At All Breed Dog Show
A Lakeland Terrier owned by Mr and Mrs James A Farrell Jr of Darien Conn won best of show at the 21st All Breed Dog Show held at Welch Fair Grounds. The event sponsored by Furniture City Kennel Club drew 1115 dogs from the US and Canada across 99 breeds.
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James A. Farrell Jr
Darien, Conn
Welch Fairgrounds
Peter J. Green
Furniture City Kennel
United States
Canada
Kennel Club
Reitzel Joins High Point Law Firm
John Brooks Reitzel Jr. joins Roberson Haworth and Reese in High Point to practice law. He is the son of J. Brooks Reitzel Sr. and a UNC Chapel Hill law graduate 1969 with Phi Delta Phi and Sigma Chi affiliations.
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John Brooks Reitzel Jr
Roberson, Haworth and Reese
High Point
Reitzel
J. Brooks Reitzel Sr
Hillcrest Dr
Central High School
Order of de Molay
Stetson University
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
School of
Sigma Chi
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Two Die In Asheboro Crash At Highway 220 Intersection
Two men died in a car truck collision early Saturday at the Highway 220 and New Hope Road intersection in Asheboro. Boyd Emory Cox 18 died at 4 30 a m from injuries and Jack Lewis Bledsoe 42 died at 10 20 a m. Both were treated at Randolph Hospital. Cox a Southwestern High School senior employed at Klopman Mills lived with his parents on Route 4 and belonged to Panther Creek Baptist Church. Bledsoe a Pittsylvania County Va native residing in Jacksonville Fla worked for Herndon Petroleum Co. and left a wife and four daughters. Funeral arrangements for Cox are planned at Panther Creek Baptist Church.
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Asheboro
New Hope
Boyd Emory Cox
Jack Lewis Bledsoe
Randolph Hospital
Cox
Montgomery County
Ray Emory
Evelyn Presnell Cox
Southwestern High School
Klopman Mills
Denton
Panther Creek Baptist Church
Rt. 4
Janet Ruth
Darlene Annette Cox
Danny
Denny
William Cox
Jessie Jonell
Ridge- McDowell Funeral Home
Bledsoe
Pittsylvania County
Jacksonville
Fla
Herndon Petroleum Co
Katherine Edith Bledsoe
Angela Laws
Teresa Gail Willis
Merry Lynn
Deborah Kaye Bledsoe
The
Home
The Late Arrivers of Our Newsroom
A humorous sketch about newsroom lateness classifies staff as pros and amateurs. It catalogs tardy styles from morning delays to phantom arrivals, including jokers, “john” stops, and disguised hours, ending with a quip about frying eggs over a telephone.
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John
Art of the West showcased at Cinema Cafe
The High Point Public Library hosts a Tuesday noon showing of Art of the West a film tracing frontier life through paintings. The documentary features over 90 Western Americana works and will be shown at 12 15 p m in the audio visual room with coffee and soft drinks for viewers bringing lunch.
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Cinema Cafe
High Point Public Library
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