What sort of record will Kerr Scott make as senator
A reader comments that based on Scott's governorship he will do well in the Senate. He is in the right place to do more good for North Carolina and did more for the country folk than anyone else, suggesting a strong, positive record if he continues as senator.
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W Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Bill Walker
Green St
Scott
Texie Cain Archdale
John Gallaher
William & Mary Apts
Hanier
Secon Skngr
Emi
Florist To Hold Open House On December 12
The Modern Art Florist Sho on Old Thomasville Rd announces an open house next Sunday December 12 from 2 to 5 PM. Proprietor Lloydaryl Mildren Gray invites visitors to sign a name slip for a chance to win a corsage.
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Modern Art Florist Sho
Thomasville Rd
Lioydaryl Mildren Gray
Considering City Council Run For $60 A Month Pay
A warning on city council service notes a $60 monthly stipend and $720 yearly pay, with funds often donated to charities. It outlines travel costs, hours of voting time, and increasing duties over a two year term, urging careful consideration before running.
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City
Greensboro
Raleigh
Asheville
Charlotte
Langley
Exhumations and Robbery Highlight Davidson County News
Activity in Davidson County included exhuming two bodies from graves near Reeds as part of ongoing cases. A Coca Cola bottling plant safe was robbed. dynamite opened a vault door and a police investigation tracked the crime to Thomasville city limits. Coroner Dr. David E. Plummer retired. annexation talks spread in Wall Clift and Erwin Heights toward city limits.
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Davidson County
Reeds
Thomasville
Lexington
David E. Plummer
Coca-Cola Company
Weges
Yeges
Thomasvilleg
Coca- Cola
Limi Fank
J. W. Boyles
C. R. Reed
Wall Clift
Erwin Heights
John Henrys
High Rd
Chamber of Commerce
A& Committee
Community Chorus Presents The Messiah Today at 4
The Community Chorus performs The Messiah at 4 PM in the Fixe Baptist sanctuary led by George Clark. Soloists include Betty Sue Johnson Nancy Anne Staley Helena Smith Willie Davis Johnson and Richard Cox with James Bergen on organ. WHPE will broadcast live.
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Fixe Baptist
Dublin
Ireland
Betty Sue Johnson
Nancy Anne Staley
Helena Smith
Willie Davis Johnson
Richard Cox
Allen Stanely
George Clark
First Methodist Nes
James Bergen
St. Mary's
Camoreen Handel
Theo Messiah
WHPE
Armfield School to Elect New Board Directors
Armfield School for Exceptional Children plans a membership meeting at the Sheraton to elect a new board of directors. Mrs. Victor Hunt reports on progress from a national conference on special education, with Fred Flagler Jr. presenting a progress update on the planned center in the planning stage.
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Virginia Fraley Armfield School For
Sheraton
Aik
Victor ‘Hunt
Fred Flagler Jr
Oat Tie Tae
Cheer Fund Pushed To 164 For High Point Christmas Aid
The Christmas Cheer Fund rose to 164 with officials reporting funds raised to aid High Point families unable to provide Christmas. The article highlights the A family facing hardship due to illness and medical costs while the mother cares for the household and a disabled daughter awaits aid. The fund, building on last year’s 4000 plus total, supports families affected by disaster and poverty during the holiday season.
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Bostow
Innocent Vigil and Local Ads Create Everyday Confusion
A wary apartment resident suspects a threatening car, only to learn a finance rep seeks a payment. Churchgoers note a car dealer advert, while shoppers encounter a Santa dialogue with a skeptical Santa. Greensboro and High Point street naming woes reveal zoning and road-name debates. TV box top ads prompt parental concern about youth targeted promotions.
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Winston Salem
Santa Claus
Nick
Santa
Guilford
Greensboro
High Point
The
Central
Bad Check Fraud Warns Merchants For Christmas Season
Police warn local merchants about seasonal bad check fraud. Capt. W C Johnson notes nationwide losses near 700 million dollars as scammers target busy holiday businesses. Tips include verifying identification, noting details on back, treating cashiers as trusted customers, and having a supervising employee approve checks.
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Capt
W. C. Johnson
al Detective Bureau
Johnson
Rhe Tonto
Council Considers sweeping traffic with 18 curb changes
City council plans a Tuesday action to curb congestion with 18 recommendations from the law and safety committee. Proposals focus on eliminating or restricting parking on main downtown arteries and new channelization at the Main Shirly Sunset intersection to speed traffic flow.
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Council
Law
Main
Willowbrook
Wrenn St
Main St
Wrenn
Washington St
Patrick
N. Main
Main-Shirley
Willis
Ward Sts
Ward
Willis St
Coltrane St
Tremle Ave
Monroe St
N. Hamilton
Oakland Ave
College Sts
Broad St
Resins of Sea
S. Wrenn St
Russell and
Green Sts
North Main
Howell
Hamilton
Montlieu
Church Women Plan Plaques For City Schools
United Church Women began a project to present engraved plaques of the Ten Commandments to 13 city schools and three High Point area schools. The effort is led by committee members Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson Mrs. John Clinard Jr. and Mrs. Hugh Smart.
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United Church Women
High Point
Mate Goring
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Purpose
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Voucher
Pasces
Tristate Construction CO
Quevene
Natonal Bank Pylrham Porta Canoliva
Johnson's
Wave & Merchant
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Coun
N. Wrenn St
N. Wrenn
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