UA To Repeat One Day Effort In High Point
High Point plans a one day United Appeal drive on October 5 to raise funds. Last year the goal was 336,500 and the drive gained national notice as a one day event. This year the goal is 360,253 with a 16 percent rise in corporate contributions.
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High Point
United Appeal
Carolinas
W. D. Lee Jr
Lee
Control Central
Sheraton Hotel
Burroughs
Sheraton
Tom Haggai
Central High Students Win NFL Honors
Central High School’s National Forensic League hosted a four division speech tournament attracting about 150 students from five states South Carolina Virginia West Virginia Tennessee and North Carolina. The event was the largest NFL contest held in High Point with awards for presiding officer honors Jamie Burnley and David Mitchell earning Senate and House recognition respectively. Dennis Cole won one of four top speaker awards for the Senate. Supervisors were Mrs. Rachel Roberts and Mrs. Phillips.
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High Point Central High School
National Forensic League
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
High Point
Jamie Burnley
Senate
David Mitchell
House
Dennis Cole
Rachel Roberts
Phillips
NFL
First Pilgrim Church Consecration Slated
First Pilgrim Holiness Church holds consecration of its new sanctuary at 1911 1935 8 Centennial with 700 seating and 150 parking spaces. Rev J A Great conducts service at 2 45 p m. open house next Sunday. Built for 225 000 dollars, the 18 acre site includes 50 rooms and air conditioning.
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N. Centennial Avenue
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
J. A. Great
O. L. Ruth
High Point
T. C. Hodgin
R. C. Teague
W. R. Cox
Ruth
Hamilton St
Mr. Grout
Rockspring Rd
Charles Davis
Raleigh
S. E. Trogdon and Sons Inc
Reneval
L. P. Greenway
Curtis Vernon
J. 4. Hoover
Reitzel Nance
Charlie Vincannon
Willem Hodgin
J. A. Grout
Greenway
NEW First Pilgrim Holiness Church
High Point College Plans Chapel in Golden Decade Program
Preliminary plans outline a $200000 chapel as the second project in High Point College Golden Decade, part of a $10 million expansion through 1974. The building would seat 200, include classrooms, offices, kitchens, and recreation space, with daily vesper services and facilities for training ministers and student religious activities.
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High Point College
Br. Wendell M. Patton Jr
Scienté
Construc
Anual Finch
Patton
High -Point College
North Carolina
Lindley
Roberts Hall
Golden Triad
Greensboro
Winston - Salem
High Point
Department of Religion and Philosophy
William E. Locke
Cold Front Wearing Off Brings Warm Day Ahead in High Point
The cold front that crossed High Point Friday is expected to lose its effect today and tomorrow. Skies will be fair with milder temperatures today and tomorrow, with highs around 74 tomorrow. Yesterday’s high was 71 and the low 47. tonight’s low is 50 and Monday’s high should reach 77.
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High Point
Man Given Day Sentence In Municipal Court
Fletcher Smith in custody on larceny from a person was given 30 days on a charge of assault. He was found guilty of assaulting Johnny Davis with his fist during a scuffle. Redell Redfin, 26, of E Washington Drive, received six months for multiple public drunkenness charges and will serve active time on the work release program. Jack Lee Inman, 43, got six months for unlawful concealment of property. Dorothy James was given six months in women's prison on immoral vagrancy.
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Fletcher Smith
Muncipal
Smith
Johnny Davis
Redell Redfin
E. Washington Drive
Jack Lee Inman
Dorothy James
Wage Hike Boosts Consolidated Bus Lines Staff Pay
The Moore family run Consolidated Lines in Salisbury and Suburban Lines in Greensboro, with Moore Bros Transport adding a modern air conditioned coach. The raise aims to reward employees amid rising costs and growing outside competition in the North Carolina bus industry. Moore notes high postwar mortality for bus firms, stresses dependable service and personnel, and cites local transit changes in Goldsboro and potential federal aid considerations.
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Consolidated
Moore
H.F. Moore
North Carolina
Consolidated Lines
Salisbury
Greensboro
Moore Bros. Transportation
Goldsboro
High Point
Golden Triad Club to Host Artist George Shealy Speaker
George Shealy, art professor and Queens College head, will speak at the Golden Triad Art Directors Club meeting at 6 30 p m Tuesday in High Point. He will discuss Art and the Great Brillo Box and has won multiple design awards while exhibiting at NC Museum of Art Mint Museum Clemson University and Springs Art Show.
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George Shealy
Queens College
Charlotte
Golden Triad
Greensboro
High Point
Winston - Salem
Art Directors Club
New South
Shealy
American Institute’ of Graphic Arts
Society Typographic Arts. Inc
Art Directors Club’ of America
Hoover
North Carolina Museum of Art
Mint Museum of Art
Clemson University
Springs
Cam Iirth
Veans College
Street and Smith and
Conde Nast
New York
Marshall Field and Co
Chicago
Schedule For Fall Begins At YMCA
The High Point Central YMCA launches fall activities with limited class openings. Women’s Self Defense begins Monday at 7:30 p.m. with Don Holland teaching. Badminton, Skin and Scuba, Judo, Fencing, Learn to Swim, Lifesaving, and a Physical Fitness Circuit start in coming days, with multiple instructors and 10 week sessions. Equipment provided, certificates offered for Lifesaving.
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High Point Central Ymca
Doni Holland
Bob White
Don Holland
YMCA
John Lockman
Red Cross
David Caraway
Space Age Topic For ia Executives
Dr William M Metane secretary of Thiokol Bristol Pa will speak to the High Point Executives Club on October 4 in the Sky Room of the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. Dinner at 7 p.m. The talk titled Evolution of the Space Age covers solid propellant rocketry and propulsion systems for Pershing missiles. Reservations must reach the club secretary before noon Friday.
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William Marion Metane
Bristol
High Point Executives Club
Wrenn Street
Southern Furniture Exposition
Mebane
Newton
Catawba College
University of North Carolina
Navy
Redstone
Thiokkal Chemical Corp
Huntsville
Ala
Thiokal
Thiokol
Grocery Stores Announce Year End Profit Sharing
Winn-Dixie and Kwik-Chek Food Stores paid 1 115 260 to 5 700 employees in year end profit sharing on June 26. About 3 million was allocated to participants retirement accounts. The firms operate 472 Southeast supermarkets.
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Winn-Dixie
Kwik-Chek
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