Nalgreen's Drug Store Set to Open in High Point Today
Walgreen's new High Point location at 145 South Main Street will open today with two registered pharmacists on duty. The 48 by 108 foot store features a 7,000‑unit all metal soda fountain serving 85, a complete kitchen, and departments for drugs, toiletries, cigars, cameras, electronics, radios, and luggage. Milton Silver owns the building. 45 employees will be hired. Manager M. Olivet, transferred from Winston-Salem, announced the opening and community employment goals.
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Walgreen
High Oint
South Maintreet
South Main Street
M. Olivet
Winston-Salem
C. A. Adams
High Point
Argument Over Dime Is Fatal in Goldsboro
In Goldsboro on April 15 a dispute over a dime led to a fatal shooting. During a preliminary hearing witnesses testified that Theodore Roosevelt Ford, 27, was involved after asking Joe At-
Negro club room shooting leads to murder charge
Atkinson 23, described as a Negro, was fatally shot. Ford was bound over to superior court after being arrested and charged with the killing at a Wednesday night amateur show in a Negro club room.
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Kinson
Atkinson
Ford
Potato Hearing Proposes Ban on Low Grade Potatoes
Washington April 15. Department of Agriculture officials will hold a hearing here with potato growers and farm officials on a proposed agreement to prohibit interstate shipment of potatoes below U 8% No. and of less than one and one half inches in diameter.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
No Gratitude in Redwine's Heart
Mack Redwine described as meanest man in town faces charges in municipal court for breaking and entering and larceny after stealing two hams and shoulder meat from his sister's house. Gur ney Smith involved. Robert Kennedy dismissed. Redwine bound at $750, sentenced to 12 months on the roads for larceny.
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Mack Redwine
Redwine
Charles Stewart
Stewart
Gurney Smith
Robert Kennedy
Smith
Kennedy
Lewis KB. Foegee
Youth Uncertain Says Mrs Fisher at UNC conference
Mrs Mary B Fisher of Vassar told the fourth annual conference on conservation of marriage and the family at Chapel Hill that broken homes fuel a cynical view of marriage among college students. She said expectations for forming homes remain similar but futures feel less certain.
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Chapel HI
Mary 8. Fisher
Vassar College
University of North Carolina
Costly canine exemption claim makes tax debate
A New York taxpayer argued for a $400 dog exemption on state income taxes, stating the dog cost that much annually, depended on him for support, and could not earn a living. The plea reflects debates over dependents and tax exemptions among taxpayers.
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Asseveland’ Press
New York
Easter Services At Kernersville Moravian Church
Easter week services continue at Kernersville Moravian church with Holy Communion and member reception on Palm Sunday. A 4 o'clock service features the Crucifixion followed by a love feast. Tonight the choir presents Easter Angels cantata depicting death and resurrection with sunrise service at 5 am.
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Kernersville
Kernersville Moravian Church
Christ
Hancock to Speak Tonight From Charlotte Radio
Congressman Frank Hancock of Oxford, a Democratic Senate primary candidate, will address listeners tonight on WBT from 8 to 8:30. Easter services are planned across Kernersville and local churches, including sermons by Rev. Walter Allen and Rev. C. B. Way, with choirs performing and a pageant at 7:30 p.m.
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Frank Hancock
Oxford
United States Senate
Charlotte
WBT
Pastor C S Farriss Dies in Deland Florida After 50 Years
The death of Dr C S Farriss 81 longtime pastor of the First Baptist church in Deland is reported. He was a Greek professor at Stetson University and brother of J J Farriss after whom the Farriss Bible class is named. Funeral held in Deland today burial planned in Oakwood Cemetery High Point with Dr A B Conra officiating.
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C. S. Farriss
First Baptist Church
Deland
Stetson University
Dr. Farriss
J. J. Farriss
Farriss
Alma Robinson
A. E. Tate
High Point
Richardson
Oakwo
A. B. Conra
First Bapti Church
Kernersville seniors named marshals for commencement
Kernersville officials announce student marshals for the approaching commencement based on scholarship. Chief marshal Betty Fran Larkins leads a list including Lavelle Michael, France Wolfe, Elizabeth Trent, Willard West, and Lucille Knish with high grade averages. Also noting the Disciples of Christ conference planned in Montreat from June 16 to 22.
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Kernersville
Kernersville School
Betty Fran Larkins
Lavelle Michael
France Wolfe
Elizabeth Trent
Willard West
Lucille Knish
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