High Pointer of the Week W Howard Coble
W Howard Coble pastor and musician at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church is celebrated for 10 years of guiding choirs and solos inspiring religious experiences. Born on Sunny Hill Dairy Farm Guilford County North Carolina he rose from dairy work to a noted tenor and choral director.
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W. Howard Coble
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Walter Howsi
Sunny Hil
Guilford College
North Carolina
Howard
Walter Addison Coble
Randolph County
Anna Mae Henley Coble
Deep River
Anne
R. G. Hardin
River
Doris
H. ©. Kinanel Jr
Clyde Branth
Henley
Coblentz
Oxford
England
Europe
Germany
Farmer
Guilford College High School
Editor's Outlook on Kindness and Stranger Help in Smithland
An editor reflects on communal spirit after a Smithland farmer sustains a fractured vertebra and 18 volunteers help search. He contrasts city shell with rural neighborliness and cites examples from New York to Nevada to stress kindness to strangers.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
John Inman
Smithland
Kitty Genestreet
New York
Cena
Jawaharlal Nehru
Anna
Nevada
Humboldt River
Golconda
Town
Safety rules for children bicyclists on street warned
A concerned mother urges proper hand signals and strict supervision as children in the neighborhood ride bicycles. She cites near misses, injuries, and a fatality, urging parents to teach traffic laws at home and drivers to be vigilant.
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North Carolina National Bank Payment Office
North Carolina Race Relations Report Outlines Changes
A Sunday feature reviews the North Carolina Mayors' Co-Operative Committee report on Negro protests and segregation, noting varied progress across cities from High Point to Raleigh. The pattern shows eroded barriers in larger cities and resistance in smaller towns, with a quoted Wolfe line underscoring opportunity for all Americans.
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North Carolina
High Point
Floyd Mehan
Mayors’ Committee
Stanford R. Brookshire
Charlotte
Capus M. Waynick
Elsie W. Pitts
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Asheville
Piedmont
Burlington
Alamance County
Good Neighbor Council
Staats Geman Wehanee
Thomas Wolfe
America
North Carolina Democrats eye Atlantic City convention as tension eases
North Carolina Democrats view the Atlantic City national convention as a potential tension breaker for the fall campaign. Gov. Terry Sanford leads a 130 plus delegate party, with J. Melville Broughton Jr. favored for state chair. Moore stays as vice chair during the transition amid factional calls for inclusion. The State Advisory Budget Commission wrapped its biennial tour amid $175 million in capital requests. The State Board of Elections faced court actions over certification of Clyde Norton and a challenge to place candidates on the November ballot.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Atlantic City
J. Melville Broughton Jr
Broughton
J. M. Broughton
Dan K. Moore
W. Lunsford Crew
Roa
Moore Orces
Moore
Crew
General Assembly
State Board of Elections
Clyde Norton
Old Fort
Norton
School Bells Ringing Again in Thomasville
Thomasville news notes the reopening of schools as enrollment strains grow, possible new elementary schools or expansions, and a potential statewide bond referendum of 100 million dollars to aid Davidson County. Also covers Moose Lodge pool rules after a weigh-in and Southern Railway signal-light hookup pending city approval.
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Thomasville
East Davidson
Ledford
Church Street
Davidson County
Southern Railway
Main
Randolph
Salem Streets
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