HPC Student Declares For YDC Post
Norman Callahan president of the High Point College Young Democrats Club announced Saturday his candidacy for treasurer of the state YDC. A longtime YDC member since 1960, he led the college YDC and served in student government. He is a Omaha Nebraska native with ROTC and debate honors and worked at Camp Cheerio this summer. The state YDC convention is set for Greensboro October 10 to 12.
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Norman Callahan
High Point College
Young Democrats Club
YDC
Callahan
College
UDC
Terry Horace Kornegay
Omaha
Nebraska
High Point
High Point Central High
National Forensic League
Wake Forest College
Young Democratic Club
Camp Cheerio
Glade Valley
Greensboro
Red Cross Offers First Aid Course This Week
A first aid course will begin Monday night at 7 30 at the Red Cross chapter house. Sponsored by the Red Cross, it will be taught by qualified personnel. Interested individuals should contact the Red Cross tomorrow or attend the meeting tomorrow night.
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Red Cross
The
Graybard to Speak at Industrial Management Conference
J Mitchell Graybard of Smith, Barney and Co. will lead the sixth annual Industrial Management Conference here Tuesday with a 9:30 a.m. start. He will address the Supervisors' Responsibility in the Changing Concept of Human Relations and present sessions on changing employes attitudes and leadership. An 6:30 p.m. talk at the Industrial Management Club caps the day. Top club management will be honored at the evening meeting. Graybard has held several academic and industry posts including Rutgers Graduate School of Business and Brooklyn College.
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J. Mitchell Graybard
Smith, Barney and Co
New York
Graybard
Industrial Management Club
Rutgers University Graduate School of Business
Brooklyn College
Cornell University
Bache and Co
Chase Manhattan Bank
Armed Forces Institute
MacArthur
Banking Courses Planned by High Point Thomasville Bankers
The High Point-Thomasville chapter of the American Institute of Banking hosted a barbecue at City Lake Park drawing about 125 bankers and guests. President J. Curry Regan announced two courses starting Sept 17, Principals of Bank Operations taught by B C Pratt and Credit Administration led by Harold Hoak.
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High Point
Thomasville
American Institute of Banking
City Lake Park
Wayne Mabe
Curry Regan
B. C. Pratt
High Point Bank and Trust Co
Harold Hoak
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
J. Curry Regan
State Commercial Bank
Earl Sides
Scottish Bank
Archdale
R. E. Gene Clement
Umstead Receives State Association Award for Service
State Rep John Umstead Jr of Chapel Hill was honored with a plaque by the North Carolina Association for Retarded Children at a banquet closing a convention at the Sheraton Hotel. Umstead chairing the State Hospitals Board of Control since 1947 was praised as a legislator and devoted public servant to mentally retarded individuals. The event also recognized past association presidents and local leaders Henry and Mrs. Wininger of High Point for organizing efforts aiding the retarded.
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John Umstead Jr
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Assn
Taylor Kennerly
High Point
Umstead
Sheraton Hotel
State Hospitals Board of Control
Kennerly
Henry Wininger
Rockspring Rd
Association
Wininger
Parents of
State Association
Tickets Available For Meeting Of Methodist Men
Tickets remain for a Methodist Men dinner in High Point with Bishop Paul Hardin speaking at 7 p.m. in the High Point College cafeteria. More than 200 tickets were sold yesterday. Hardin is bishop of the South Carolina District and a former pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
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High Point
Paul Hardin
Bishop Hardin
High Point Area
Methodist Men’s Club
High Point College
South Carolina
The
Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Couple Returns To High Point For Association Work
Mr and Mrs C B Wells of Murphy helped form the North Carolina Association for Retarded Children in 1953 after traveling 13 hours to High Point for the meeting. They attended the 10th annual convention, were honored at the President’s Banquet in the Sheraton, and stayed with Mr and Mrs Taylor Kennerly on Wellington Drive.
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C. B. Wells
The
North Carolina Assn
Murphy
Wells
High Point
State Association
Dick Swaim
Caswell School
Kinston
Sheraton Hotel
Taylor Kennerly
Wellington Drive
Kennerly
Association
High Point Theatre Group Chooses Dinner Comedy
High Point College hosts the fifth meeting of its Community Theatre group in Memorial Auditorium Room 27 at 8 p.m. The season’s first production is The Man Who Came To Dinner by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman. Cast calls total 15 men and 9 women. Horace D. Knight directs. Jeffrey Johnson outlines stage lighting.
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High Point
Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
Horace D. Knight
Jeffrey Johnson
Emotionally Disturbed Increase Cited at UNC Convention
Dr. Harshman, UNC special education director, told the 10th annual North Carolina Association for Retarded Children convention that the number of emotionally disturbed children is rising. The meeting, with 42 chapters and several hundred delegates, opened Friday in Winston-Salem and ends today after a 9 a.m. business session. ArchIe Talley was elected president for the next year. Curtis Krisher, director of community services for theNapong Association of Retarded Children, is slated as principal speaker.
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Hardwick Harshman
University of North Carolina
Harshman
The
North Carolina Assny
Archie Talley
Winston-Salem
Kenneth Knight Mington
Curtis Krisher
Napong Assn
Chilren
Triangle Group States Meeting in Sedgefield October 3
The Piedmont Triangle Committee will meet in Sedgefield on October 3 to review subcommittees. Greensboro Mayor David Schenck, leading city and county officials, calls the session. Subcommittees report on choosing a new name for the Piedmont Triangle, forming a permanent three-city body, and mapping projects and goals. Lunch begins at 12 30 p.m.
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Piedmont Triangle
Sedgefield
Greensboro
David Schenck
Piedmont Triangle Area
High Point College Drama Leader and Tower Players VP
A note identifies a key figure at High Point College serving as vice president of the Tower Players theater group, highlighting involvement in college drama and stage activities.
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High Point College
The
Tower Players, College Drama Group
Appeal Begins Monday for United Appeal Reports
Volunteer workers from five industrial divisions will present their first reports at 12:15 p.m. Monday at Adams Memorial YWCA. General chairman Jake Froelich Jr. said reports will be firm gift totals with a minimum fair share pledge of $9 per employee.
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United Appeal
Adams Memorial Ywca
Jake Froelich Jr
Leo Heer
Arthur Corpening
Fred Thomas
William McKenzie
J. Harriss
Main Street
High Point
Northgate Shopping Center plans detailed in brochure
Developers of the proposed Northgate Shopping Center at Westchester Drive and W Lexington Ave will present to the planning and zoning commission for a rehearing. The brochure signed by G E Hutchens of National Food Stores Inc outlines traffic mitigation and safety measures including widened streets, sidewalks, a bicycle trail, landscaping, and a park site to limit impact on residents and Northwood Elementary School.
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Northgate
Westchester Drive
W. Lexington Avenue
Planning and Zoning Commission
G. E. Hutchens
National Food Stores Inc
Northwood
Westchester
W. Lexington
Tar Heel Talent Contest finals set at High Point College
Contestants rehearse for the Tar Heel Talent finals on September 21 and 22 at High Point College Memorial Auditorium. Buzz Simmons of WSJS TV will host the event, with 21 finalists chosen from 103 acts vying for four $50 Savings Bonds and TV appearances.
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Buzz"’ Simmons
Wsjs-Tv
High Point College Memorial Auditorium
Wfmy-Tv
High Point
Marsh Reunion at Hopewell Church Today
The Marsh family gathers for a reunion today at Hope well Methodist Church following the worship service a church lunch will be served to attendees at the same location.
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Hopewell Methodist Church
Spiritual groups to sing at Mars Hill Holy Church Sunday
The Northern Clouds of Philadelphia the Spiritual Wonders and the Patents will perform at Mars Hill Holy Church this Sunday at 8 p.m. The program features multiple gospel and spiritual acts in a community service concert.
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Philadelphia
The
Spiritual Wonders
Patents
Mars Hill
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Carolina Assn
Gene Clement
Lorene Beck
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