Catholic School Scout Unit Opens Program With Rally
Im maculate Heart of Mary Academy launches Troop 26 with a school rally for all Scout age boys. Father MacMillan urges joining Boy Scouts of America for citizenship training. Key leaders include Scoutmaster Richard Hubbard and Adrian McManus. First post summer meeting set for September 20. Troop 26 previously earned High Point District Court of Honor honors in 1955 56. An objective for the season is to qualify more Scouts for the Ad Altare Dei merit award.
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Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy
Richard Hubbard
Adrian McManus
John Henshaw
Robert J. MacMillan
Albert J. Nacktley
Tony Libertore
Leo J. Heer
Academy
Montheu
Donald Brinton
High Point District Court of Honor
Seaench Court of
Fourteen New Teachers Join High Point High School Staff
The High Point High School announces fourteen new teachers for the current year. Names include Miss Frances Coman of Thomasville, Mrs. Mabel W. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Collier, James M. Hayworth, Miss Lois Koppen, Glenn Leigh Cox, Miss Sandra Medford, Miss Landry Neely, William Palmer, Mrs. Martha Rogers, Mrs. Tuck, and Mrs. Mozelle Williams, with their colleges, majors, and hometowns noted.
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High Point High School
M. R. Collier
East Carolina College
East Carolina
Collier
James M. Hayworth
North Rotary Drive
University of North Carolina
Lois Koppen
Lenoir College
Hickory
Route 1
High Point
William Palmer
Erwin Heights
Catawba
Thomasville
Martha Rogers
High Point Junior High School
Duke University
Rogers
Queens
Tuck
Shirley Avenue
Mozelle Williams
Montlieu Avenue
Wom
Winston Youth Award Winner 1956 57 Named
Robert Lee Lawrence of Winston-Salem is selected as the Luther Pool North Carolina State College 1956 57 winner of the $400 Winston Youth Award given to a student who was killed in World War II.
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Raleigh
Robert Lee Lawrence
Winston-Salem
Lutherpool North Carolina State College
Annexation Hearing Set For 190 Acres In Wallcliff Park
Thomasville officials set a 7 p.m. October 12 hearing in the city building on annexing 190 acres in the Wallcliff Park area. The move comes from the Urban Development Committee of the Chamber of Commerce with City Manager William T. Green Jr. reporting no opposition yet. The measure, part of a broader effort to extend city limits, follows a 1955 dispute over Wallcliff Park and excludes Erwin Heights.
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Thomasville
Wallcliff Park
Erwin Heights
Heights
National Highway
Burton Street
Jones Field
Green
Miller
Gamewell Co
Newton Upper Falls
Mass
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Boy Scouts of America
Troop 26
Frances Coman
Catawba College
Route 3
Mabel W. Hill
Salem College
Columbia University
North Carolina
Cedrow Avenue
Winston Youth Award
Fall
Fabergé
Fabergette
Liee’d
Yestern
Smart Felts
Dacron
Rosecrest
Dacron Covert
Camel
Miss Shirley Miller
Gloria Jaich
Billy Howell
IVY League
Cary