Princeton High Alumna Wins Associate of Arts Degree
Nancy Katherine Malcolm daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted O Malcolm of Princeton earns an associate of arts degree. She has two years with Future Business Leaders of America and belongs to Sigma Sigma Sigma. She assisted in Concord College business department and now serves as secretary to Dean David Kirby.
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Ted O. Malcolm
Princeton
Future Business Leaders of America
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Concord College
Nancy Grad
Princeton High School
David Kirby
Community meeting schedule and club notices
The League for service meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Carolina Community Home on Bland Street. The Well Baby Clinic skips the first Wednesday in July for the holiday and meets on the second Wednesday. The Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW meets today at 4 p.m. in the Club on Jones Street. Circle Two of Union Baptist Church hosts Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Miss Bell Brown’s home on Jones Street.
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Bland Street
Well Baby Clinic
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Jones Street
Union Baptist Church
Market pauses as averages rise with mixed results
The stock market halted its advance this week with small gains and several majors showing minor moves. Top active issues on the New York Stock Exchange included General Motors Panhandle Oil Benguet Mining Union Oil of California and Ford Motor, all edging up around one percent.
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New York Stock Exchange
General Motors
Panhandle Oil
Benguet Mining
Union Oil of California
Ford Motor
American Stock Exchange
Bellanca Corp
British Petroleum
Pacific Petroleum Ltd
Learie Tuane
Tax Proposal Sparks Debate In Virginia Retail Circle
The sales tax issue draws heated debate as advocates push for relief for debt laden counties while urging a cautious approach before new levies. Richmond department store executive Webster S Rhoads, head of the Virginia Retail Merchants Assn legislative committee, labels Virginia a high tax state.
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Virginia Retail Merchants Assn
Oldoe
Secret deal yields Soviet gain and Cairo leverage
The article argues a secret agreement, denied by Rexatian officials, delivers a hidden Soviet victory worth over $1 billion and strengthens Cairo. It contends Eisenhower's illness does not halt policy, but Arabs may attribute changes to personal leadership.
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Cairo
Eisenhower
Legislators to present formal plan next day
A public school survey by E. L. Lindman of Peabody College in Tennessee is noted but not tied to curriculum. City patrolman Hill Holt reports a man staggered into a pawnshop cashing a $35 check. The pawnbroker accepted it, then realized the man was not drunk after the check bounced. Holt avoided a formal complaint due to embarrassment.
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E. L. Lindman
Peabody College
Tennessee
Hill Holt Asys
Shay
Buddy
Holt
West Virginia ELks Open 33rd Annual Session
The Thirty Third Annual Session of the West Virginia State Association of IBPOE opened here yesterday and will run through Tuesday. A memorial service at John Stewart Methodist with Rev. C A Davis as guest speaker marks the start. A grand parade begins at 2 p.m. from Wilson Street featuring state marching units bands and floats.
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John Stewart Methodist Church
West Virginia State Association of Ibpoe. of
John Stewart Methodist
C. A. Davis
Wilson Street
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