Allen Jay PTA Tour and April 9 Meeting Details
Garden club members toured the grounds with guides explaining furnishings and artworks. FHA mothers Mrs. Vivian Stanley and Mrs. Shirley Teague and home economics teacher Mrs. Ruth Causey accompanied the group. The April 9 Allen Jay PTA business session was followed by visits to the Resource Center Reading Lab open classroom and a symphony excerpts presentation by fourth and fifth graders led by Mrs. Frances Mabe. The Book Fair Display was in the library. The AJS Senior High Band played at Catawba College Salisbury on April 11. Seniors received graduation invitations this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Stanley
Shirley Teague
FHA
Ruth Causey
Allen Jay Pta
Allen Jay Pri
Symphony
AJS
Catawba College
Salisbury
Permits Surpass $204 000 in City Building Approvals
Building permits issued by the city's inspections division total $204 182 over recent days. Freeman Hill reports four business permits totaling $132 180, two new-house permits $40 000, 15 dwelling improvements $25 050, six roof permits $620, two house repairs $5 550, and three fencing permits $782. Other notable permits include American of High Point for a $95 500 addition on Shore Drive, Wachovia Bank roofing $19 180 on N Main Street, Dr Jack Hunt roof $4 500 on Church Street, Alder man Studios improvements $13 000 on N Hamilton Street, with two home permits for Rankin Street and Dogwood Drive totaling $12 000 and $28 000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Hill
Hill
American
High Point
Shore Drive
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
N. Main Street
Jack Hunt
Church Street
Alderman
N. Hamilton Street
Bobby E. Slate
Rankin Street
James L. Overby
Dogwood Drive
Coin preferences shift by region across the United States
The report notes silver dollars remain popular in the American west while nickels are most favored in Baltimore and quarter dollars are most sought after in New York, reflecting regional tastes in coin collecting and circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American West
Baltimore
New York
Man and Mankind Save Species From Extinction
An essay discusses humanity's impact on wildlife, noting both extinctions and recoveries. Highlighted are koalas, pandas, Galapagos turtle, sea otters, American bison, and broader efforts since the 19th century. It credits laws, treaties, and medical advances for saving diverse species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankind
Australia
China
Canada
Russia
United States
Japan
Pacific
Spaghetti Supper to Aid Springfield Meeting Building Fund
The youth group of Springfield Friends Meeting will host a spaghetti supper at the church Fellowship Hall on Saturday from 5 30 to 8 p m. Tickets can be bought from any youth member or at the door. Proceeds support the church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth of Springfield Friends Meeting
Church Fellowship Hall
Homeowner Sues Over $5,500 Building Damage
Eddie Coleman of High Point filed suit in Superior Court seeking $5,500 from Oliver Quick. He alleges a contract with Quick Brothers Service to grade around a building led to a bulldozer strike under Quick's supervision, causing the damage. The incident traces to February 6, 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Coleman
High Point
Superior Court
Oliver Quick
Coleman
Quick Brothers
Quick
4 H Club Fete Slated Monday
Asheboro Randolph County 4 H club members plan their Share The Fun Contest Monday night at Lindley Park School. Entrants must be 9 by January 1 and under 19 by that date. Talent includes singing instrumental solos duets dancing novelty acts and skits. County winners receive blue ribbons and possible district chance. Program starts at 7 30 p m with Mrs. Lynne Qualls noting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
Lindley Park School
Lynne Qualls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen Jay
Connie Hill
Homemakers of America
Reidsville
Chinqua-Penn Plantation
Westchester
N. Main St
Andy
George Coletrain
Coward
South Carolina
Mann Drug Stores
Quality Shoe Store
S. Main ST
Horneytown
Milford Byerly’s Foremost Salvage
Wood - Armfield
Simmons
Wood- Armfield Furniture Co
S. Main
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