Crowd Dominates The Steeplechase In Clemmons
At Tanglewood Steeplechase in Clemmons the scene blended social ritual with sport. Spectators arrived early and settled in with food, drinks, lawn chairs, and cameras as they socialized under sunny skies, while stable area activity featured colors and crests. By race time most lounged, eyes glazed, focused on beverages instead of horses, and after-race revelry persisted despite spills and far-reaching outfits.
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Clemmons
Mornig
Wien
Smirney
Eight Divorces Granted in District Court Session
Eight divorces were granted last week during the civil session of the District Court. Cases included Arlie Joe Minton versus Mary R. Minton and Jack Arnold Powell versus Mary Brenner Powell, among others.
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Arlie Joe Minton
Mary R. Minton
Jack Arnold Powell
Mary Brenner Powell
Betty Williard Outlaw
Jim Thomas
Outlaw
Janice Shaw Buller
Billy Wayne Builer
Judy Kay Driggers
John Terrell Driggers
Donna
Idol Powers
Robert Bari Powers
Judith M. B Earls
Donald Earls
Barbara Jones Board
Richard Gene Board
Tomato trouble and the lessons learned from gardening
A humorous reminiscence about growing tomatoes and other garden crops. The narrator recalls disastrous springs with overgrown vines that won’t ripen, misadventures with a garden plow, weeds overtaking plots, and beans that ramble through beds. The piece concludes that success comes not from the ground but from cultivating friends with big gardens.
Randolph voters may spurn bonds for zoo water lines
Randolph County officials doubt voters would approve a bond to extend water and sewer services to the proposed state zoo site at Purgatory Mountain. Republicans fear strong opposition, while supporters hail the zoo plan but have not polled the public. The scene at the site featured Congressman Nick Galifianakis seeking federal zoo planning help, drawing mixed reactions from local leaders.
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Asheboro
Randolph
Purgatory Mountain
Zoo
Nick Galifianakis
Durham
Galifianakis
National Zoo
Washington, D.C
William Farlow
Worth
Coltrane
Farlow
Randolph County
Cinema Cafe Presents Road to Carolina at Library
Cinema Cafe will show the historical film Road to Carolina at High Point Public Library to mark Guilford County bicentennial. The visual summary of the colonial period uses pictures drawings and scenes to heighten interest in North Carolina history. The screening begins at 12 18 p m in the audio visual room.
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Cinema Cafe
Guilford County
High Point Public Library
Carolina
North Carolina
Insurance Official Speaks at Furnitureland Kiwanis Meeting
Crum and Foster Insurance official Mrs Judie Honeycutt was the principal speaker at a Furnitureland Kiwanis Club gathering at the Top of the Mart. She cited 55 370 traffic fatalities nationwide in 1970 and 2 million injuries. Guests included Rev Joe Griffin pastor at First Lutheran Church Paul Covey and Mike Quinto invited by George Kilbrew.
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Judie’ Honeycutt
Crum and Foster Insurance Company
Furnitureland Kiwanis Club
Mart
Southern Furniture Exposition
Mike Quinto
George Kilbrew
Thomasville Man Held On Charge for Concealed Weapon
Donald Gray Ashburn, 23, of Carolina Avenue, was held in Davidson County Jail on charges of carrying a concealed weapon. Police say he was arrested at 4 20 a m Saturday with an automatic pistol in his possession.
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Thomasville
Donald Gray Ashburn
Carolina Avenue
Davidson County
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