Local Pair Winners In Art Judging
Winston-Salem Anne K. Salley of 908 Johnson St and Raiford Porter of the High Point College Art Department were among 65 artists from five states whose works were selected for exhibition at the Winston-Salem Gallery of Fine Arts this fall. Of 729 entries in Open, 204 were accepted. Juror Lee Nordness of New York City oversaw the selection. The gallery opened its new Old Salem quarters after a Moravian village restoration.
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Winston—Salem
Anne K. Salley
Johnson St
Raiford Porter
High Point College
Winston-Salem Gallry of Fine Arts
Lee Nordness
Nordness
New York City
Johnson Collection
USA
Europe
Old Salem
Granges Win National Bank Community Awards in NC
North Carolina National Bank will award 3 175 to 127 Granges at the 35th state Grange convention in Statesville October 23 26. James W Poole and C M Vanstory Jr announced the program with a record 127 reports of community projects and a total of 10 325 awarded in five years.
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North Carolina National Bank
North Carolina State Grange
Statesville
Robert W. Scott
C. M. Vanstory Jr
Greensboro
Scott
James W. Poole
Vanstory
Cancer Society Sets Annual Meet At Guilford County
John R. Kernodle will speak at the Guilford County chapter American Cancer Society annual meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. after dinner at the Airport Restaurant. Kernodle, Burlington obstetrician gynecologist, outlines ACS progress and volunteer impact.
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Cancer Society
Olina Medical Society
Guilford County
American Cancer Society
Greensboro-High Point-Winston- Salem
Kernodle
Burlington
N Main Street widening eyed for late 1964 start
Local officials expect the N Main Street widening project to begin in late 1964 after design, hearings, and right of way steps. If timetable holds, construction could run about 13 months, with potential early approval and funding flowing from Raleigh. The plan mirrors other cities use of designers to accelerate major street improvements amid interstate focus.
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N. Main
James MacLamroc
Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce
MacLamroc
High Point
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Raleigh
Freeman
Santa Claus
N. Main Street
Band To March For UA Meeting
United Appeal drive opens with a band parade and concert at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. Central High School Marching Band will march from the Sheraton Hotel to Main Street for a short concert. Miss High Point of 1963 to honor top reporters. Dutch luncheon.
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United Appeal
Dogwood
Southern Furniture Exposition
Leo Heer
Heer
Dave Carter
Central High School
J. W. Scott
Dean Pruette
Sheratton Hotel
Main Street
High Pointers Featured At NCMCA Meet
The North Carolina Motor Carriers Assn four day convention in Pinehurst features Gov Sanford National Safety award presentation Clinton L Sanders of the American Trucking Assn and Rev Tom Haggai of High Point with inspirational talks Tomorrow and Today A Candlelight dance and a Circus ball are planned with registration at The Carolina hotel The event opens Sunday afternoon with a 9 p m surprise in the Ball Room after a recognition dinner.
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Pinehurst
North Carolina Motor Carriers Assn
Gov. Sanford
Clinton L. Sanders
American Trucking Asém
Tom Haggai
High Point
Jan Garber
Airlanes
Carolina Hotel
R. L. Brinson, Jr
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