Randolph Plans Open of Rural Schools August 29
Randolph County will open all rural schools at 8 a.m. on August 29 for the 1956-57 year. Superintendent W. J. Boger outlined attendance, budget, construction, and staff plans including 301 teachers, school capital outlay of about 262000 with 212822.55 state funds.
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W. J. Boger
Randolph County
Fayetteville Street
Asheboro
Gray's Chapel
Coleridge
Randolph
Boger
Staley
M. L. Coggins
Stanfield High School
Stanly County
Randolph Rural Schools
Trinity
Ramseur
Liberty
Randleman High School
North Carolina Education Association
Laster
Archdale
Randleman
Warmed-Over Assets Thaw Out In Hands Of Arnold Maremont
Arnold Maremont transforms failing units into profits across diverse ventures in Chicago Nevada and California He backs Broadway shows supports Phoenix Theater expands into paper and textile sectors while steering Thor Corp toward ornament and paper products He weighs cattle ranch risk and pursues profitable paper and electronics interests with partners Nemeroff and Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Maremont
Chicago
Broadway
Nevada
Phoenix Theater
Boots and Saddles
Maremont and Associates
United States
Brower
Seagrove
Union
Farmer
Tabernacle
Central Falls
Franklinville
John N. Caveness
Ramseur
Randolph High
Vada
California
Maremont
Thor
Victor Nemeroff
David Brightt
Los Angeles
Max Eck
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Thor Corp
Hardt & Sons
Allied Paper Mills Co
Arthur
High Point
Davis Patrol & Detective Agency
Jack S. Davis
Perpetual
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Dayton
LE Galt
Tex
Hughes Tire Service