Duke Geology Professor Turns Gem Prospector
Duke University geologist Dr. E Willard Berry ships twelve boxes of African rock for diamond prospecting in Angola. He collects samples to locate potential mining sites, explains diamond formation in kimberlite and placer deposits, and will analyze the rocks upon arrival at Duke using mineral analysis and microscopic methods. Berry has a long career with international field work and Duke since 1936.
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Norman K. Nelson Durham
Duke University
E. Willard Berry
Africa
Yze Samples
Dr. Berry
Angola
Dundo
Berry
Kimberly
Union of South Africa
London
Size Uni
Duke
International Geological Congress
Algiers
Peru
International Petroleum Company
France
Alaska
Johns Hopkins University
International Eras Ress
Geological Society of Rens
Geological Society of America
Southeast
F. Willard Berry
Management Institute To Meet For Monthly Dinner
The Society for Advancement of Management resumes its monthly dinner at Star Mount Country Club on Tuesday. Social hour starts 6 15 p m with dinner to follow R W Newsom Jr of Winston Salem presides and introduces R C Sollenberger of the Conveyor Equipment Manufacturers Association who will speak on Movement is Life Sollenberger holds expertise in conveying equipment and has addressed the New York Nashville and Greenville chapters All members urged to attend and bring guests
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Society For Advancement of Management
Starmount Country Club
M. P
R. W. Newsom Jr
Winston- Salem
R. C. Sollenberger
The
Dedication Planned for Mills Church Facilities
Thomasville sets opening day exercises for Sunday February 21 to dedicate facilities in the Sarah Masten Idol Church of the Mills Home built by the late Robert Idol of Winston-Salem in memory of his mother. The event will honor donors including Bess D. Scott, Robert A. McIntyre, and C R Harrington with gifts to the pulpit, organinet, chimes, and other furnishings.
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Thomasville
Sarah Masten Idol
Mills
Robert M. Idol
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Bess D. Scott
Charlotte
J. A. Durham
Scott
Robert A. McIntyre
Lamberton
Stephen McIntyre
C. R. Harrington
Greensboro
M. L. Kesler
Sallie McCracken
Eulalia Turner
Harrington
Mills Home
County Welfare Program Mixed in Public Understanding
Enterprise staff writer notes Guilford County Welfare Department misunderstandings surround old age assistance. Elizabeth Wells explains federal and state roles, age 65 eligibility, and that payments average about $35 monthly for roughly 975 county cases, with the county high in state rankings.
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Tom Alston
Guiford
North Carolina
Miss Wells
Dent Tiene Townesp
Guilford County
What to Do If You're Involved in an Auto Crash
A period piece guide explains the steps after a wreck under the state's financial responsibility law. It details assessing damage, filing a blue form within 24 hours, reporting to authorities, listing license and vehicle information, and sending the form to the Department of Motor Vehicles in Raleigh for liability decision. It emphasizes accurate reporting of all drivers, vehicles, insurance, and registration details.
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Leon Burnett
Department of More Vehicles
Appcent
Fee Department
Highway Patrol Office
Driver's License Bureau
Sheriff's Department
Department of Motor Vehicles
Department of Motor Vehicles—Safety Responsibility
Raleigh
N. C
Parakeets Imported legally
A federal grand jury indicted three men on charges of importing parakeets legally. Health authorities report many birds died from parrot fever and about 400 parakeets were destroyed after tests showed infection. Warnings went to 30 contact persons to take antibiotics inoculations. Suspects named include George A. Emerson, head of a wild animal department, and George R. Todd and Nicholas A. Spicoza, both of San Diego.
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Los Angeles
Carl F. White
U.S
Govector
George A. Emerson
Wild Animal Department
George R. Todd
San Diego
Nicholas A. Spicoza
Welfare office explains public assistance scope
The local welfare office states aid should supplement, not replace, an applicant's income and resources. Eligibility hinges on monthly needs, current resources, and available assistance. Owning a home is desirable to retain, with a small reserve for unforeseen expenses and end-of-life costs.
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Ance
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Nagonal
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High Point Enterprise
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George D. Davis, C.L.A
New England
Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston
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Diane
Hitch PoInt Savings and Trust
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