Boy Wounded On Hunting Expedition
Sixteen year old Roland Pennington, son of Police Officer Frank Pennington, was seriously wounded in a hunting accident near Kendall Mill Road. A companion under 16 fired a shotgun that struck his right arm and side. he was taken to hospital in satisfactory condition. The shooter was unnamed.
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Thomasville
Roland Pennington
Dan
Frank Pennington
Johnstown
Kendall Mill
Sheriff's Deputies
Pennington
Churches Set Census In Thomasville
The ministerial association will oversee a census by 299 members from 18 churches. Census takers will visit about 4000 residences in city and nearby areas, with calls and callbacks to obtain names birth dates church affiliation and Sunday school. The census, interdenominational, is the first in eight years and may be completed Sunday afternoon with two weeks for final tabulation.
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Ministerial Association
Ap- 18
Wellens
Wellons
Thomasville Moves Toward New Land Use Zoning
Thomasville plans a March move toward a comprehensive land use overhaul with a university planning study. City Manager Bill Green said a UNC survey team will assess land use within and just beyond the city limits, funded only by student expenses, to inform a new zoning ordinance.
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Thomasville
Bill Green
Department of City and Regional Planning
University of North Carolina
Green
Two men charged in auto sale dispute in Thomasville
J R Henderson aged 42 of Trinity Street was arrested on false pretense and failure to deliver title for a car after allegedly taking 600 dollars on December 13 by claiming a 1954 car had one mortgage. Leonard Terrell faces related accusations over auto larceny and assault with a car. Both men are free on bond until Monday trials.
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Thomasville
J. R. Henderson
Trinity Street
Leonard Terrell
Blair-Trinity Street
Henderson
Terrell
State Bank reports 1957 growth and 1958 prospects
Thomasville notes from the annual stockholders meeting of State Commercial Bank. President George L. Handley reports substantial growth and profits in 1957 and positive prospects for 1958. Savings rate was raised to 3 percent on Jan 1, 1957, with many new accounts opened. Directors re-elected: Homer W. Beck, Arthur Black, John H. Brinkley, George L. Handley, W. A. Kennedy, J. E. Lambeth, C. H. Marriner, E. F. Mendenhall, John R. Perry. Officers re-elected: Handley president, Marriner executive VP, Henson and Mendenhall VPs, Bernice M. Berrier cashier, Joseph M. Lloyd assistant cashier and secretary.
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Thomasville
George L. Handley
State Commercial Bank
Homer W. Beck
Arthur Black
John H. Brinkley
W. A. Kennedy
J. E. Lambeth
C. H. Marriner
E. F. Mendenhall
John R. Perry
Claude Henson
Bernice M. Berrier
Joseph M. Lloyd
Johnson Sworn In as Third Ward Alderman in Randleman
Johnson, a six year Randleman resident, took the oath of office as third ward Alderman. Mayor P. H. Martin administered the oath at a called City Hall meeting to fill the unexpired term of A. L. Henderson who resigned for out of town work.
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Randleman
Johnson
Third Ward
P. H. Martin
A. L. Henderson
Members Call on Pastor at Open House
Visitors included Mrs Moss the Rev Mr Moss Dr J Harry Whitmore former pastor and Mrs S M Brown president of the Women of the Church The open house was arranged by the Women of the Church under direction of Mrs Kermit Cloniger.
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Moss
J. Harry Whitmore
S. M. Brown
Women of the Church
Kermit Cloniger
First Presbyterian Church
Thomasville
David Moss
Thomasville Police Dump 600 Dollars Whisky
Thomasville police emptied 50 gallons of white liquor from half gallon jugs, worth about 600 dollars at retail, into a storm sewer behind the station. The liquor had accumulated over a year with prior disposal of around 100 gallons already done.
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Thomasville
Toley
No official group called sardine in biology
Note asserts there is no recognized group officially called sardine in scientific taxonomy.
Vatican City State Covered by Walls in Small Area
Vatican City is a tiny sovereign state occupying a walled enclave of less than 110 acres.
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Vatican City
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