Doll Show Readies At Center In Washington Terrace
Dolls are still being accepted at the Washington Terrace Center to enter the doll show with display dates set February 6 through 8. The Boys and Girls Club will travel to Greensboro for a TV appearance on the Old Rebel and Pecos Pete Show Monday at 5 p.m. A February 11 Pinochle Course for adults starts at the center, with arts and crafts also offered. January’s Boy of the Month is Larry Davis, 10, president of the Boys Club, son of Mrs. Waverly Mae Davis, who attends Alfred J. Griffin School and enjoys sports.
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Washington Terrace Center
Greensboro
Larry Davis
Waverly Mae Davis
Boundary St
Alfred J. Griffin School
New Cold Wave Hits Nation
A harsh Arctic air mass, 50 to 60 degree temperature drops, and heavy winds created a broad winter crisis coast to coast. Flooding in the Far West damaged property in Idaho while Utah and California faced thaw and road closures as rivers surged and then receded.
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Idaho
Lake Ontario
Buffalo
Watertown
New York
Midwest
Kansas
National Guard
Rexburg
Teton River
Sugar City
Teton City
Pocatello
California
Reno
Navy
Napa
Guerneville
Plumas County
Santa Clara County
Yuba Pass
Sierras
Community club notices and church events listed
A compilation of local group meetings including the Christian Stewardship Club of Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Monday at 7 45 p m and the Helping Hand Neighborhood Club Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs E A Friday. Also honor roll inclusion for Firnest Williams of High Point from A T College Greensboro and multiple lodge garden club and church program announcements.
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The
Christian Stewardship Club of
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Helping Hand Neighborhood Club
E. A
Fourth St
Firnest Williams
High Point
A&t College
Greensboro
Membership Meeting and 1963 Programs at YMCA
The YMCA announces a Tuesday 6 30 PM membership enrollment meeting with the Membership Committee and coaches. Weight lifting classes start Tuesday and Thursday 6 30 PM led by D C Waden. Gray Club runs 3 30 to 6 PM nightly. Community Gospel Singers rehearse Thursday 8 PM. New 1963 memberships and February cards are at the front desk. Little League basketball games run Monday Tuesday and Thursday 6 30 PM. Junior and Varsity basketball practice at 7 30 PM.
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Gray Club
Community Gospel Singers
YMCA
Asheboro Man Dies After Beating
An Asheboro man Clyde Patterson aged 23 died in a local hospital after being beaten with an iron pipe in a house in Winston-Salem. Fred Marley aged 34 is charged with murder and held without bond for a preliminary hearing set February 8 in Municipal Court. Detectives cited unclear motive and Marley’s denial of the assault. the attack occurred at the home of Marley’s brother in law Robert Leak.
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Winston-Salem
Asheboro
Clyde Patterson
Fred Marley
J. A. Landon
Marley
Patterson
Robert Leak
Sumter Furniture Plant Unionized in NLRB Vote
A Sumter South Carolina furniture plant, Korn Industries, won union representation for employees by the United Furniture Workers of America AFL-CIO after an NLRB election 182 to 72. Williams Furniture Co., the largest local factory, has been unionized since the early 1940s. Korn workers previously rejected unionization.
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Sumter
S.C
Korn Industries
NLRB
United Furniture Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Williams Furniture Co
Korn
Fenders And Poles Victims In Wrecks
Ice on city streets kept police busy with numerous skidding accidents and two hit and run cases. Several cars struck utility poles and signs causing damages from dozens to hundreds of dollars. Multiple drivers faced charges for failure to report or driving without license as icy conditions persisted.
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Flora Marshall
Woodbury Street
Letha Davis DeJulio
Rt. 5
S. Main Street
Ruth Rogers Miller
Bradley Street
Charles Raymond White
Archdale
Elmer Willard Price
Quaker Lane
W. Lexington Avenue
Emerywood Drive
Rebuilding Of Churches Begins In Dawson After Burnings
Clergy will break ground Sunday at three Negro church sites in Dawson Georgia, marking start of reconstruction after last summer’s arson attacks. About 74000 dollars has been raised nationwide from states including Georgia and New York. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. leads a coalition of church leaders and civil rights figures attending the ceremonies.
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Dawson
Georgia
New York
Albany
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Collision details name Dix Jr and Hart in Lexington crash
Identified drivers include David G. Dix Jr. of Trinity Avenue and Arthur Hart of Meredith Street. Hodgin of Rt. 1 Jamestown operated a car struck on the left side by a vehicle making a right turn from the left turn lane on E Lexington at Centennial. Damages totaled 150 dollars for the Dix vehicle and 200 dollars for the Hart vehicle.
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Hodges
City Street
Troy Edward Proctor Jr
Marywood Drive
Oak View Road
Proctor
Alfred Kendall Henshall
Rt. 1
Thomasville
Wrightenberry Street
David G. Dix Jr
Trinity Avenue
Emmit Earl Hodgin
Jamestown
E. Lexington
Centennial
Arthur Hart
Meredith Street
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Toussaint L’ouverture Lodge
Prince Hall
Free and Accepted Masons of
North Carolina
Washington Dr
David B. Oden
George Monk Realty Co
Associated Press
Mrs. Campbell
Washington
Lodge
Ruth Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Julius Cheeks
Sensational Singers of
Mighty Kings
Heavenly Gospel Singers
AME Zion Church
Price Street
Lucy Holly
Burns Hill
W. F. McDonnell
Leonard St
Garden Club
Blue Iris Garden Club
John Haltom
Day St
Industrial Social and Savings Club
Katie Baldwin
Grayson St
ST. Paul
St. Paul United Church of God
Pearson St
Carl Chavis
D. C. Waden
Lustre-Sheen Service
Sumter Furniture Plant
William Wilson Sheffield
Johnson Street
Sheffield
Jim Myan Hodges
Rt. 7
Kivett Drive
Greensboro Road
ABC
Superior Sign Co
N. Wrenn
Piedmont
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