Appalachian teachers class president and campus news
Miss Sara Harrison, junior at Appalachian State Teachers College Boone, elected president of the class of 1953 and named Senior Class member of the Student Council. Pharmacy student Miss Don Rea Hedrick on Dean's list, Easter visits noted along with numerous local personals and family updates.
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Sara Ivey Harrison
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Harrison
AS. T.C
Miss Harrison
Howell Harrison
Don Rea Hedrick
Chapel Hill
T. K. Huss
Hoke
Stevie
John D
Cherryville
Huss
J. T. Dalton
Durham
Pat Martin
High Point College
Walter Martin
Denton
Carl W. Workman
Asheboro
Marshall Floyd
Billy B. Carroll
Bamberg
Germany
26Th Infantry Regiment
John Carroll
Verna Snider
Ernest Gallimore
Washington, D. C
Betty Sue Sexton
W.C. U.N.C
Greensboro
D. M. Sexton
C. E. Clyatt
C. C. Clyatt
Clyatt
Augusta
Mr. Penry
Miss Emma Luther Dies After 22 Years in City Church Ties
Miss Emma Luther of 1113 Downing died Wednesday afternoon at her niece and nephew's home. She lived in the city 22 years and was active in Pilgrim Congressional Church under Rev H R Walden. Survivors include a niece Estella Carter and several grand-nieces and nephews. Funeral at 230 P M from Pilgrim Church with Rev Thomas officiating. Burial at Strieby. Body at Hoover's Funeral Home until service.
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Emma Luther
Downing
John W. Carter
Elizabeth Crowder
Charlotte
Thaynie Carter
Washington, D. C
William and
Clarence Holt
Washin
D. C
Pilgrim Church
Thomas
Funeral services for Luretta Harvey 82
Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon in the Central Friends Meeting by Rev. Cecil E. Haworth. Pallbearers included Olin Clodfelter R C Davis Jack Dunn Luther Barker Jesse Hayworth Morgan Bill Farlow and A Stuart. Interment followed in the family plot at Oakwood Mal Park Cemetery. Mrs Harvey died Tuesday night at home of her daughter Mrs C W Cagle at 1204 Filbert Street after years of declining health.
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Vanise Cecil
C. Davis
Chapel of Flowers
Charles Monk
Pisgah Baptist Church
Wade Hampton
Bill Bennett
Reitzel Wagersr
Jack Burrus, Jr
Floral Garden Park
Vanise
Delbert
Adrene
Richard Cecil
East
Lexington Avenue
Luretta Lea Harvey
Central Friends Meeting
The
Star
Cecil E. Haworth
Olin Clodfelter
R. C. Davis
Jack Dunn
Luther Barker
Jesse Hayworth
Morgan
Bill Farlow
A. Stuart
Oakwood Mal Park
Harvey
C. W. Cagle
Filbert Street
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Jane Tuttle 93
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Jane Tuttle 93 of 1300 East Green Street were held at Yows Chapel with Rev J A Grout and Rev O Ruth officiating. Interment followed in Floral Garden. She died after a long illness in the local hospital. Pallbearers named A L Sink J W Tledvick W S Houser D S Mishoe C A Lain. HARLEN P HEDGECOCK Funeral services for Harlen Perry Hedgecock were held at Abbotts Creek Missionary Church with Elders and Reverends officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery. He died in the local hospital Tuesday night.
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Frances Jane Tuttle
East Green Street
Yow
J. A. Grout
1St Pilgrim Holiness Church
Rev
O. Ruth
Tuttle
A. L. Sink
J. W. Tledvick, W. S. Houser, D. S. Mishoe and
C. A. Lain
Harlen P. Hedgecock
Harlen Perry Hedgecock
Abbotts Creek
W. W. Willard
West Walton
J. W. Grace
Neal Armstrong
W. C. Sides
Mr. Hedgecock
Stocks Rise Irregularly In Early New York Trading
New York led by rail stocks gains ranged as high as 2 1 4 points with Atlantic Coast Line up to 90 1 4 and Rock Island up 1 point to 56 1 2. Oil shares showed strength while Amerada Petroleum fell 1 3 4 points to 225 1 4 as utilities and autos moved unevenly in light volume.
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New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Cities Service
Shell Oil
Sinclair
North American Which Co
Newsom Balances Good And Bad News For Week
A week in review covers Western Europe and Iran with mixed signals on defense and energy. Britain pledges military aid to West Germany to reassure France and deter German buildup while Iran insists on controlling its oil fields without British technicians.
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Phil Newsom
United Press Foreign News
Britain
Germany
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Iran
Mohammed
U.S
West Germany
Western Union Strike Talks Continue As Walkout Persists
Washington AFL Communications Union leaders meet with Western Union officials with federal mediators to push a settlement of the 18 day strike by 30,000 clerks and telegraphers. A 60 day truce proposal is discussed but deemed unrealistic by CTU.
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Washington
AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union
CTU
W.L. Allen
Western Union
Paul Clements Fined For Fourth Gasoline Sniffing Arrest
Paul W. Clements paid a $25 fine yesterday for his fourth drunkenness arrest tied to sniffing gasoline. The article notes the word Senate origin from an assembly of old men and links it to senile in a brief aside.
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Birmingham
Llp
Paul W. Clements
Man with Broken Legs Drives Home After Hit Run
Lancaster police report John S. Nissly aged 65 crawled into his car and drove home after being struck by a hit and run truck though both legs were broken. He learned the extent of his injuries when pain sent him to a doctor about 12 hours later.
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Lancaster
John S. Nissly
Nissly
Janitor Receives Recovered Bicycle from Police
A. A. Smith, a Negro janitor at City Hall, rode his bicycle to work. The bike stolen Wednesday night from the Paramount Theater parking area was recovered yesterday afternoon and returned to Smith. Police say a juvenile rode it off and left it by the road near Allen Jay School.
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A. A. Smith
City Hall
Smith
Paramount Eater
Allen Jay School
Ernest Sizemore Jailed on Disorderly Conduct Charge
Police arrested Ernest Sizemore age 44 of 405 Walnut Street on a disorderly conduct complaint alleging he threatened to shoot his family. He was jailed in lieu of a $100 bond for a Municipal Court hearing on Monday.
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Ernest Sizemore
Walnut Stret
North Carolina PTA delegates install new state officers
The North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers held a post convention meeting in Asheville with about 300 delegates. Dr. Andrew and Dr. Holt addressed the gathering on funding and teacher pay, and officer elections followed the banquet. Luther Medlin became first vice president, replacing Mrs. John Crawford, while Mrs. J. W. Burke and Mrs. Crawford took officer roles.
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Asheville
Board of Managers
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Andrew
C. E. Brehm
University of Tennessee
Crawford
Hi. B. Theiling
Charlotte
T. R. Easterling
Rockyng
Melvin Taylor
City
Easterling
Fire Calls Report From Lindale Dam Corp and Nearby
A small fire at Lindale Dam Corporation on 124 West Lexington Avenue was extinguished at 11:44 p.m. A smudge fire at 300 West High Street was extinguished shortly after.
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Cows Ie Ac
Lindale Dam Corporation
West Lexington Avenue
West High Street
Editors Demand Open Information to Curb Secrecy Breeds Corruption
A special editors committee of ASNE said federal secrecy breeds inefficiency and corruption. It urged stronger right to know laws, state freedom of information panels, and targeted reporting on the Alcohol Tax Unit and other agencies to expose hidden practices.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Asne Committee On Freedom of Information
People Ince
ASNF
James S
A Onalville Courier-Journal & Times
Asne’s of Information
Bay
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ssare
Existit Hoor
Nepublic
Harold L. Cross
ASNE
Executive Branch
Congress
Federal Security Agency
Air Force
Banks Report Loan Rise in Fifth District
Banks in the Fifth Federal Reserve District reported a net rise in total loans for all purposes last week. The district’s 30 banks cited net repayments by agriculture and distributors, finance firms, and manufacturers as causing a dip in business loans, with total commercial, industrial and agricultural loans at 579.824 million, down 22.638 million from the prior year, while total loans for all purposes rose by 2.043 million.
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Richmond
Federal Reserve District
Federal
South Boane
Ne Finance
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Hepburn
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Minute Grills of
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Dixie Hot Shoppe
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