Red Cross blood mobile collects 566 pints in Thomasville visit
Over three days 566 pints of blood were donated with 177 on Monday, 211 on Tuesday, and 178 on Wednesday. Thomasville Chair Co employees led the drive under Bob Holladay supervision, boosting this year’s quota and reducing the deficit. Next trip planned for June, depending on bloodbank needs.
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Thomasville
Red Cross
W. G. Snyder Sr
Thomasville Chair Co
Bob Holladay
Snyder
Pineapples Grow From Slips Not Seeds
Pineapples are propagated by slips and do not produce seeds. Any seeds produced are used only to develop new varieties.
Shooting Case Bound Over For April Superior Court
The case against Pope is bound over to the April term of Superior Court on an assault with a deadly weapon charge. Judge Roy Hughes set a $1,000 bond. Hairston was shot in the legs and chest with a .38 caliber pistol. Pope’s father-in-law remained in fair condition in High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Superior Court
Roy Hughes
Pope
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hairston
Pope Rest
Betty Button and Alan Livingston Reach Divorce Pact
Miami Beach Betty Button and her third husband Alan Livingston NBC vice president agree to divorce with an even property split confirming the split pending formal proceedings in Florida.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Betty Button
Alan Livingston
NBC
High Point Rescue Squad May Face Disbandment Over Insurance Gap
The High Point Rescue Squad warns it may disband if it cannot secure automobile liability insurance by February 15 for one of its two vehicles. Without $67, the squad cannot obtain required coverage, jeopardizing legal operation and rescue efforts.
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H. S. Price
Wayne Wilson Seeks Re election as Randolph County Sheriff
Wayne Wilson, incumbent sheriff of Randolph County, announces seeking re election. A former highway patrolman, he has served nearly three and a half years of his first term and defeated Cabb Maness in 1954 by about one hundred votes. He urges all residents to register and vote in the primaries.
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Asheboro
Wayne Wilson
Randolph County
Wilson
Cabb Maness
Wilsons
Ramseur
Roanoke
University of North Carolina
John H. Hodgin
Stores Set Holidays In Thomasville
Thomasville merchants group approved Easter Monday as a local store holiday while keeping open on the following Tuesday April 7. Regular monthly meetings move to the second Wednesday. They also approved closings on July 4 Labor Day and Thanksgiving and noted the Retail Activity Clinic February 23 24 at Chapel Hill.
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Thomasville—Merchants Association
G. M. Casper
The
North Carolina Merchants Assn
Chapel Hill
State Association
Race Relations Day at St Marys Methodist Church
The Trinity charge observes Race Relations Day at St Marys Methodist Church Sunday at 11 a.m. Dr. William J. Locke of High Point College will speak. Music by mass choirs from Trinity Glenola and Liberty Grove. Rev W B Cole announces. NAACP meeting at Hazlips Funeral Home 8 p.m. tonight. Mt Vernon Willing Workers meet Thursday 7 45 p.m. Garden Club meets Friday 8 p.m. with president Elsie Menard.
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ST. Mary’s Methodist
Trinity Charge
St. Mary's Methodist Church
William J. Locke
High Point College
Trinity
Glenola
Liberty Grove
W. B. Cole
NAACP
Hazlip
E. Washington Stree
Mt. Vernon
Garden Club
Patient Planters Garden Club
Elsie Menard
E. High St
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