Youth Council to Merge Safety Programs in North Carolina
The High Point Youth Council held its first full meeting of the school year with several absences noted. The YCNC and the NC Jaycees will merge traffic safety efforts to boost effectiveness. Andrea Wright was named to the Model Cities Commission representing the Youth Council, in a unanimous decision.
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Jamie Leonard
High Point
North Carolina
YCNC
Fail Council
Connie Martin
English Road
Youth Council
HPYC
Ben Cameron
Andrea Wright
Andrews
Model Cities Commission
Model Cities
Bach Concert At Fries Memorial Moravian Church
Tim Ver non son of Mr and Mrs W Vernon will present an all Bach piano concert at Fries Memorial Moravian Church Winston-Salem Sept 30 at 8 15 p m. Open to the public. Vernon a Reynolds High School graduate earned a music history degree from Columbia College in 1967 and is pursuing a doctorate at SUNY Buffalo. He has studied with Howard Shaner Melvin Strauss Searle Wright and others and recently competed in the Back International Competition for young pianists in Washington DC. He is a nephew of Mrs Robert K Goodwin of High Point.
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Tim Vernon
W. ¥. Vernon
Brantley St
Fries Memorial Moravian Church
Winston- Salem
Vernon
Reynolds
Columbia College
State University of New York At Buffalo
Howard Shaner
Melvin Strauss
Searle Wright
Clemens Sandresky
Daniel Bricourt
Adele Marcus
Jeaneane Dewis
Samuel Lipman
New York City
Aspen
Colo
Tim
Washington, D. C
George Washington University
Robert K. Goodwin
Westwood
High Point
Wake Theatre Announces 1969 70 Wake Forest Schedule
Winston Salem Wake Forest University theatre department unveils the 1969 70 season under Dr Harold C Tedford. It opens October 24 with A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum running through November 1. The Lark plays December 1 16, We Bombed in New Haven March 6 10 and Macbeth May 1 9.
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest University Theatre
Harold C. Tedford
Dondheim
Shevelove
Gelbert
Jean Anouvill
Joseph Heller
New Haven
Shakespeare
Johnson-Carper Singer Merger Approved
NEW YORK The Singer Co. has reached an agreement in principle to acquire Johnson-Carper Furniture Co. of Roanoke Virginia, makers of case goods and upholstered furniture. The deal, pending director approval, would place Johnson-Draper within Singers home furnishings group. The firm recently acquired Western Stickley and Corry Jamestown. Estimated value is 29 million dollars with annual sales around 38 million.
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Singer Co
Johnson- Carper Furniture Co
Roanoke
Singer
Johnson-Draper
Home Furnishings
Western Stickley
Corry Jamestown
Carroll Reunion At Mt Olive Baptist Church In Stokes
The Carroll family reunion takes place at Mt Olive Baptist Church in King Stokes County on October 5 near Maj Hardy Carroll’s homeplace. The HPN&I Club meets at Mrs Maud Hinton’s home 517 Underhill Street Sunday at 4 p m.
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Hpn&i
Maud Hinton
Underhill St
Brown Heads ASC Group In Randolph County
R. W. Brown of Trinity was named chairman of the Randolph County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee at an ASCS office meeting in Asheboro. Also named were vice chairman Russell Seawell and regular member W. B. Luhter, with alternates Drew Smith and T. D. Pugh. Farmers certified to the committee after Sept. 19 elections include D. W. Smith, E. P. Walker, Ray Hollingsworth, George Stanton, Richard E. Davis, Henry Small, Vernon Johnson, Arnold F. Russell, Val Hogan, Boyd Davis, Clyde R. Spencer, Jesse Edmonds, L. Wade Myers, Dennis J. Farlow, C. Ross Hughes, Thomas J. Redding, Robert Blair, and W. W. Miller.
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Asheboro
R. W. Brown
Trinity
Randolph County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Brown
ASCS
Russell Seawell
Pleasant Grove
W. B. Luhter
New Hope
Drew Smith
Back Creek
T. D. Pugh
Grant
D. W. Smith
E.P. Walker
Ray Hollingsworth
Level Cross
George Stanton
Richard E. Davis
Henry Small
Vernon Johnson
Arnold F. Russell
Val Hogan
New Market
Boyd Davis
Clyde R. Spencer
Jesse Edmonds
Tabernacle
L. Wade Myers
Dennis J. Farlow
C. Ross Hughes
Thomas J. Redding
Robert Blair
W. W. Miller
Hong Kong Film to be Shown at Public Library
A cinema feature titled A Million Lights Shall Glow will be screened Tuesday at the High Point Public Library. Produced by the Hong Kong Tourist Assn the 20 minute Cinema Cafe program highlights Hong Kong’s beauty, trade ties and refugee stories. Showings are at 12 15 p m and 3 15 p m in the Audio Visual Room Astor Dowdy Towers 701 E Green Dr both open to the public.
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Hong Kong
High Point Public Library
The
Astor Dowdy Towers
E. Green Dr
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