Allen Jay High School News Highlights And Events
Allen Jay students organize the High School Club with officers Rodney Sink president and Billy Warren treasurer. The Junior Class plans a Narentine Dance in the school cafeteria while fundraising for the March of Dimes. Journalism, dramatics, and library programs are featured alongside a Valentine note to Mr. Madigan as new science teacher Mr Strickland arrives.
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Hasty Aay
Hasty
Dixie White
Allen Jay
Rodney Sink
Charles Cridlebaugh
Luterica Murphy
Billy Warren
Allen Jay School
Paerce
Pierce
Allen Jay Comune
Leees
The
Library Association
Farly
Tunis
Jackson
Kjelgaard
Valentine
Mr. Madigan
Air Force
Mr. Strickland
Merchants Meet in Thomasville Elects New Officers
More than 125 merchants and spouses heard D. O. Tice of the North Carolina Merchants Association address the banquet. New officers installed include S Howard as president and L. F. Dea treasurer, who has served since 1946. Bill Hee retired as president as The Charmers from Fair Grove provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
D. O. Tice
N. C. Merchants Association
New Thomasville Merchants Association
Tice
Ansell Fowder
Winston-Salem
State Association
Ans
S Howard
Ce Press
L. F. Dea
Treasognk
Thomasville Youth Earns UNC Degree in French
William H. Hethcock of 115 Highland Ave Thomasville earned a bachelor of arts in French from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill at the end of the first semester. A 1950 Thomasville High School graduate, he led the senior class, joined the National Honor Society, Pi Delta Phi, was senior warden of the student Episcopal Congregation, and belonged to the YMCA and glee club.
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Thomasville
Duates
University of North Carolina
William H. Hethcock
Highland Ave
Pi ‘Delta Phi
Chapel Hill
Ymca and
Glee Club
Water Situation Deemed Shocking by Official
Pinehurst North Carolina Garden Club members heard A B Jackson national wildlife federation field director warn that the water picture in the state is shocking. He cited a 1951 federal survey showing four out of 5,815,000 people in the region lacking any water treatment or sewage. Reports on the Elizabethan Garden at Manteo and the club’s midwinter board meeting were also noted.
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Pinehurst
N. C
National Wildlife Federation
North Carolina
Garden Club
Generis
A. B
Bud) Jackson
Springfield
Federation
Jackson
Carolina
Manteo
Wesleyan Service Guild Hears Negro Principal Talk on Housing
The Wesleyan Service Guild February meeting in the Intermediate Assembly room drew about 50 members and guests. E. Burford of William Penn High School, with student James Ballard, urged improved housing and facilities for Negroes, stressing church leadership and cooperation with the League of Women Voters. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mabel Cherry
Eleanor Young
E. Burford
William Penn High School
James Ballard
James
Burford
League of Women Voters
Annie Wright
Lois W. Smith
Bessie Pope
Wesley Hall
High Point Men Named to Savings and Loan League Committees
The United States Savings and Loan League named two High Point men to its committees. A. Scott Parker Jr. was named to the Reserve Credits Committee and A. M. Richardson to the Committee on Additional Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States Savings and Loan League
Savings and Loan
High Point
A. Scott Parker Jr
Reserve Credits
A. M. Richardson
Gold Yield in South Dakota 1952 Measured in Tons and Volume
Gold produced in South Dakota in 1952 totaled 18.048 tons and, if gathered in a single location, would fill 29 931 cubic feet. The item blends with a stray phrase about birds and migration as an odd, fragmented addition.
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South Dakota
Memorial to World War II Fallen Congregation Leaders
A memorial honoring members who died in World War II was built. The photograph lists clergy including Rev. Robert Taylor of Glenaana Baptist Church Thomasville, Rev. Clarence Jenkins of Oak Hill Memorial Baptist Church, Rev. C. K. Rand of Conrad Memorial High Point, and Rev. George H. Wallace of Allen Jay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
Glenaana Baptist Church
Thomasville
Clarence Jenkins
Oak Hill Memorial Baptist Church
C. K. Rand
Conrad Memorial High Point
George H. Wallace
Allen Jay
Marie Grant
Kermit Cloniger Declines To Enter Race for County Commissioner
Kermit Cloniger an automotive dealer in Thomasville announces he will not run for county commissioner. He says he has not been a candidate and does not intend to seek the office, despite interest from Democrats and Republicans. The move prompts party leaders to seek other candidates to challenge the Democratic board.
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Thomasville
Kermit Cloniger
Toy
Cloniger
Local Pilot Life manager returns from management seminar
J M Everitt district manager of the Combination Division at Pilot Life Insurance Co reports returning from a management seminar at the Greensboro home office. District managers from North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia attended the session.
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J. M. Everitt
Pilot Life Insurance Co
Ie Re
Greensboro
North Carolina
South Carolina
Rginia
US Faces Rare Earthquake Risk Outside West Coast
The National Geographic Society notes quakes are uncommon outside the west coast, suggesting low seismic activity across much of the United States on sable land.
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West Coast
United States
Sable Land
National Geographic Society
Men in Service Highlight North Carolina Natives Abroad
The North Carolina area lists numerous servicemen and women stationed in Korea and Germany. Elwood Trogdon and James Hastings are noted among others, with family ties given for several, including routes in High Point Asheboro and Kernersville. Additional personnel serve with the 24th and 45th Infantry Divisions, the 3d Infantry, and Navy units aboard USS Macon and Des Moines.
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Elwood Trogdon
Mary Roberta Trogdon
Garry
Route 3
High Point
25Th Infantry
Korea
Valley Stream Boy Attends School by Home Intercom
An eight-year-old boy in Valley Stream Long Island too ill for classroom attendance uses an in-home intercommunication system to hear classes from a school a mile away and answer questions.
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Valley Stream
L. I
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Robert Marks
Trinity High School
Es Dramatics
Wilbur
Wilbur Maxwell
Kenneth Tucker
Connie Maxwell
Gearlene van Horn
Mr. Maxwell
Bill Hawks
Mrs. Maxwell
Lettie Kay Smith
Bettie Lou Maxwell
Linda Johnson
Ron Cocking
the Enterprise
Assembly
Mr. Cocking
Guild
First Baptist Church
Charlotte
Hutchens
Thatehber
Lee W. Boswell
Pvt
Hal D. Miller
Jarvis R. Miller
Asheboro
24Th Infantry
Nathan
Loflin
Nathen Loffin
Betty Jean
Ia Nu
45Th Infantry Division
James T. Hastings
Henry L. Hastings
Kernersville
T Corps
Roy O. Walker
William R. Walker
Trinity
Mack A. Edwards
Nathan 5. Edwards
Fort Bragg
Clarence Hall
W. A. Hall
Main St
Camp Gordon
Ray
Mond L. Pierce
G. B. Pierce
Route 2
Denton
VU. S
3D Infantry Division
Dallas W. Hutchinson
O. W. Hutchinson
Jamestown
2D Armored Division
Germany
Joe D. Stone
A. T. Stone
I Corps
Rurtl H. Davis
H. Davis
Church St
Medical Replacement Training Center
iCamp Pickett
Raleion M. James
Porter C. James
Jamestown Rd
Lora J. Allen
E. Russell St
1St Marine Aircraft Wing
von F. Johnson
USN
Jasper N. Johnson
Julian Ave
Asville
Macon
Richard L. Hedgecock
Frederick C. Hedgecock
James W. Wright
Alton L. Wright
Parris Island Marine Base
Clinton Routh
Claude Routh
Randleman
William P. Ring
Joseph M. Ring
Route 4
Bobbie L. Butler
Myrtle R. Butler
Route 5
Charles E. Meacham
Pauling Hicks
Clara Cox Apis
Paris Island Marine Base
Burlbeigh L. Moore
Seaman
Thomas W. Moore
Worth Ave
Eugene A. Greene
George Steed
Maude Thompson
High St
Des Moines
Andrew A. Reynolds
R. E. Reynolds
Rawley Farm Rd
Haseut
Usaf Technical School For Aircraft Mechanics
Sheppard Air Force , Texas
James FE. Skeen
E. L. Skeen
E. Green Sr
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
W. Washington St
Everett
Colege 5&T
W. Main ST
N. Main
Thomasville, N. C
SAI
FORD
Exch
Irdovan
Cordovan
SAVE
OM Tools
Coach Sedan
Pine St
Ed Venable
ESSO
CC Camp
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