Thomasville High adds distributive education program
Eight students leave school each noon to work in downtown stores as part of the new distributive education class at Thomasville High School. Supervisors say the program blends part time work with in school instruction, aiming to qualify students for future employment.
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Thomasville
Thomasville High School
Ethel Elliott
University of Alamo
Miss Elliott
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Department of Public Instruction
Navy
W. S. Horton
Lions and
Rotary Clubs
Welton Hall
Tommy Hicks
Hall
Thomasville Store Co
Hicks
Nancy York
Merchants Association
Pansy Tobin
Carolyn Long
Hudson Belk
Carlyle Patterson
Thomasville Drug Co
William Steed
Efird’s Department Store
Bobby Hall
Thompson Auto Co. Inc
Mike Clodfelter
Lloyd’s Sundries
The
R. F. York
Trinity St
Nancy
Audrey Crawford
Credit Bureau
Merchants’ Association
Thomasville High
Signs Lacking On By-Pass Frustrate High Point Motorists
Motorists on the four and three lane by pass into High Point face confusion at unmarked intersections. The State Highway Department plans new prominent signs at six to seven key crossings but offers no timeline. Local residents advise using landmarks and caution as signs are not yet in place.
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Superhighway
High Point
South Main
Thomasville High Point
Thomasville
Kivett Drive
Springfield Ave
Highland Ave
Bakertown
Bakertown Rd
Trinity Rd
Rawley Farm
State Highway Department
Appalachian Grads Teaching and Career Paths Revealed
Appalachian State Teachers College surveyed its 269 bachelor graduates. Of these, 201 teach in North Carolina, 17 pursue NC graduate work, 12 are in military service, four teach out of state, 14 in training or other fields, and 606 are not teaching. Eight not teaching cite maternity leave. administrators say most grads stay in North Carolina teaching aligned with the college charter.
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Boone
Appalachian State Teachers College
North Caroline
North Carolina
Baginees
Appalachian
Sta Aidge
Rione
University of Tennessee
Theological Seminary
Jachian
Hee
Carolina
Spectacles and Silly News From a Week Ago
Joy Miller reports quirky items from across the U S including an elderly Pittsburgh couple who swapped glasses leading to a misfit eye exam, a Miami theft of Benjamin Franklin's spectacles, and global notes on Franklin's 250th birthday with a Moscow gala. Oklahoma City police warn about a man posing with work ads to lure women.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Miami
Fla
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Old Ben
Russia
Moscow
Moscow University
Oklahoma City
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