Revered Pastor Honored as 1955 Citizen of the Year
The Rev. Isaac Harris of Archdale Friends Coach was named Outstanding Citizen of the Year for 1955 at Archdale Trinity Lions Club by N. C. English of Ragan Knitting Mills. Harris, 40, has key roles in Friends work and area ministry, with a record spanning 365 days of service.
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Isaac Harris
Archdale Friends
Archdale Trinity
Allen Jay
Springfield
Archdale Trinity Lions Club
N. C. English
Ragan Knitting Mills
Harris
Silk Hope High School
Chatham County
Guilford College
North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends
Winston-Salem Friends
Amboy, Inc
Friends
Leah May
James Edward
Archdale
R. L. Pope
First National Bank of
Thomasville
of Haney
Trinity School
O. L. Brown
Archdale Metodist Church
Carson Thornburg
Leroy Handcock
Finch Kearns
Horace Ragan
Herb Andrews
Bill Hutchens
Herb Hodgin
Roy Lambeth
New Officers Installed By Trinity Grange
Trinity Grange installed officers for 1956 led by W Lee Meredith as master and Shelly York guiding ceremonies. The new team includes Harv W Farlow overseer and John W Farlow secretary with Mrs J J Collett lecturer and Mrs Shelley York treasurer. An executive committee of D F Richardson Howard Younts and J J Collett was named. next meeting Feb 13 to plan the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Grange
Paworthy
Shelley York
W. Lee Meredith
Harvey W. Farlow
J. J. Collett
J. W. Davis
Sam Hite
Allen J. Jones
Chaplin
John W. Farlow
W. D. English
John J. Hinshaw
Randolph Pomona Grange
Iron & Metal Co. Hit By Thief
Money and merchandise totaling about $55 were stolen in a weekend break-in at the Piedmont Iron and Metal Co on Ward St. Detectives reported a radio valued at $40 and $15 in change plus a rotor from a truck were missing. The thief climbed a fence and entered an office door, which was un...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Iron and Metal Co
Ward St
New School Site Still At Issue In Thomasville
Thomasville board weighs locations for a new high school as water and sewage facilities block progress. City officials Green and Honeycutt gave no site recommendations. The board will study the issue while bidding opens for a shop and band room at Church St. School and lighting and field improvements progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
W. T. Green Jr
L. E. Honeycutt
Green
Honeycutt
Church St. School
Snow Delays Thomasville Schools After Two Inch Fall
Snow blanketed Thomasville with unofficially two inches overnight causing school closures. Police reported minor bumper collisions and clean up crews clearing ice while city crews work to thaw streets. Officials cautioned drivers as conditions remained unless the weather changes, with reopening decisions pending afternoon trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas‘ville
W. T. Green Jr
Injured Woman Hovers in Critical Condition
Evelyn Sloan, 23, of High Point, was in critical condition after an auto crash near Thomasville Saturday night. The driver, Patricia Upton, 18, of Winston-Salem, faces a manslaughter charge in the death of passenger Billy Ray Pierce, 23, of High Point. Upton is hospitalized in High Point Memorial Hospital while Sloan remains unconscious at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Sloan
High Point
Thomasville
Winston-Salem
Sloan
Baptist
Billy Ray Pierce
Fourth St. Here
Harold Petty
Miss Upton
High Point Memorial Hospital
Driver Charged After Accident In Hospital Parking Lot
Thomasville police cited 26 year old Thomas Brinkley for driving without a license after his 1951 pickup collided with a parked 1950 car at City Memorial Hospital. The crash damaged the other car about 200 dollars.
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Thomasville
High Point
City Memorial Hospital
Thomas Brinkley
Recorder’s Court
Brinkley
Willow L. Getz
Public Bath Shortage Reported in Barnaul
Izvestia reports a lack of public baths across the Soviet Union with Barnaul residents allowed only one bath per month due to scarce bathhouses and poor public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Barnaul
Izvestia
Soviet Union
300 Pound Bell Stolen In Jefferson Town
Sidney Marcum reported to police that a 300 pound brass locomotive bell was stolen from his tool shed in Jefferson Town. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Jeffersontown
Sidney Marcum
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Rev
Iron & Metal Co
U.S
Chair City
Arnold
Sheraton Hotel
America
Merrill Lynch
New York
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
North Greene Street
Greensboro
Meinhard & Company, Inc
Fourth Ave
Belk
Pyres
Chromspun
Bargain
Berkray
Belk-Beck CO
Wachovia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve Systm
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