Lions Elect D. L. Simms President
Dudley L. Simms of West Virginia was elected the 42nd president of Lions International, a service club with 557000 members in 91 counties. The 1960 convention also named eight new international directors from the United States and announced Per Stahl of Eskilstuna Sweden as future president.
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Thomasville Men Complete Tests
Two men from Thomasville have passed examinations given by the North Carolina Board of recently.
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Blacker Man and Garden Cones Pilot Shirt Fabric
The fragment suggests a puzzle style list with names Blacker and a garden area theme. It mentions small area, fine shirt fabric, cones in an angle, and a pilot reference, but no cohesive event or clear person roles. The readable bits imply a descriptive or cryptic item rather than a full news report.
Miss North Carolina pageant brings town memories
The article recalls the upcoming Miss North Carolina contest in Charlotte and reflects on the Miss Thomasville event held last month. It notes how Thomasville Jaycees ran the pageant well, the charm of the contestants, and the difficulty judges face in choosing a winner. The piece also mentions starting The Thomasville Times, local summer school closeouts, and a lighthearted note about police detectives uncovering illicit liquor and using an improvised probe to locate the buried cache.
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Chair City Youth on Honor Roll
Chapel Hill Marvin Bargie of Thomasville and Lewis Rush Jr. of Asheboro made the spring honor roll at the General College of the University of North Care by earning a B or better in all courses.
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Honor List Names From High Point Side
Peggy Keply and Shelby Jean Grady, both of High Point, are on the honor roll for the third quarter.
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Road Route In Davidson Under Study
State officials survey land along Highway 29 70 near Davidson to assess inclusion in the interstate system. Four alternatives discussed with property owners as the commission completes current appraisal before final plans. Removal of limited access signs does not reduce access control.
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Chiropodist Practices in Thomasville Office
Dr. Sprinkle works with Dr. O R Hodgin at 17 W Main St. He is Salem College alum and interned in Cleveland Ohio. Recognized in 1956 by the American Chiropodical Ben tenology Society for outstanding work. Family with two children lives on Lyndhurst Ave Winston-Salem.
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The Safe Theft Mystery at Rountree Bank
Banker Carl Rountree suspects three long time staff in a cash theft after discovering 2500 missing from his home safe. Bernice Clay and the housekeeper claim they did not move items. the butler denies involvement. The solution appears in the October 6 record.
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New Look for Thomasville Business District After Remodel
The Mann's Drug Store building at Salem and Main Streets in Thomasville has been remodeled, giving the downtown area a fresh appearance. In bright summer sun, shoppers filled sidewalks as a top photo shows the intersection and a bottom photo surveys Salem Street toward Main, reflecting strong local business.
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Pasternak's Russia Through an Open Door
In Peredelkino near Moscow Boris Pasternak, seen as free and open, discusses his novel Dr Zhivago. He rejects it as a political pamphlet, describes his inner crisis and proclaims a growing new freedom, while detailing his life between translation work and a Western-influenced world.
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