Adams-Millis Reports Gains in Sales for 1974 Quarter
Earnings dipped due to inflation and Fabrics Division losses. James H. Millis said second quarter sales rose to 22.38 million from 20.69 million a year earlier, and first half sales jumped to 42.19 million from 38.04 million. Net quarterly earnings were 180,535, or 8 cents a share, versus 572,828 or 25 cents a year ago. Six months net 315,220 or 14 cents a share, down from 949,024 or 42 cents. Production disruptions at the Winston-Salem dyeing and finishing plant weighed on profits, with hosiery and yarn performing near targets. Management aims to fix the Fabrics Division rest of 1974 while preserving margins.
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Adams-Millis Corp
James H. Millis
Millis
Fabrics
Winston-Salem
Puzzle fragment: obscure clues span countries and names
A garbled puzzle list shows fragments like African 38 Ireland explorer 41 Cameroon. Eerie native Lowest point Measuring devices Small pastry Thought Close by poet Lampreys Feminine Summers nickname arene Retain Small land Metal money Boy's name Flesh food Bird's home Group of three Read Girl's name Smooth Give off smoke Asian country Miss West PRISE ASSN.
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Ireland
Explorer
Cameroon
Prise Assn
Fungus nails and kidney dialysis advice from Dr Thosteson
Patient questions about nail fungus and long treatment with griseofulvin. Doctor explains fungus basics, surface infection, and costly, long work to remove nails, plus a mouth medication option. Also answers dialysis in home, bee sting remedy, mole removal, acne treatment with tretinoin, and provides booklets by mail.
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George Thosteson
M.D
Dr. Thosteson
Thesteson
H.S
DOT Official To Discuss I 85 Route Relocation
Thomasville NC A North Carolina Department of Transportation official will attend the Thomasville Planning Commission meeting to discuss the relocation of the proposed new I 85 and its environmental impact study. Wayne Elliot urban transportation planner will lead the study with city planner Paul Key saying the meeting could alter the route. He noted the $500000 already spent for right of way is only a fraction of total land costs and much land could be resold if the route is moved.
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Thomasville
Department, of Transportation
Deputies Arrest Two In Burglary
Guilford County sheriff's deputies have arrested two men in connection with the July 7 burglary at Emondson Drug Co. on W Main Street in Jamestown. Gary Bennett 23 and Jeffrey Erwin Cecil 24, both of local addresses, are charged with larceny after breaking and entering and safecracking and held on 20000 bond each. A separate arrest at 12:04 a.m. Saturday involved two 22 year olds charged with breaking and entering after deputies spotted them at Twin Oaks Country Club.
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Guilford County
Emondson Drug Co
W. Main Street
Jamestown
Gary Bennett
Beddington Road
Jeffrey Erwin Cecil
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Twin Oaks Country Club
Hilltop Road
District Democrats Re Elect Chairman in Greensboro
Mrs. Jenny Parker was re elected chairman of the Sixth District Democratic party by acclamation at the Greensboro convention. About 220 delegates from Guilford Alamance and Rockingham counties chose one representative from each to attend the national mini convention in December. James Smith Charles Bell and Scott Hester were named as district representatives. U S Rep Richardson Preyer keynoted urging vigilance as the public loses faith in politics and warning of an imperial presidency.
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Greensboro
Jenny Parker
Democratic Party
Guilford
Alamance
Rockingham
Kansas City
James Smith
Charles Bell
Burlington
Scott Hester
Reidsville
U.S
Richardson Preyer
Finesses and slam play in Oswald Jacoby column
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge slam in six spades with South’s aggressive defense and careful ruffing. They analyze carding, finesses, and endgame layouts, noting how West’s queen of hearts and diamond discards influence the test of the tricks and the resulting cross ruff.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Jim
South
West
East
King of Hearts
Accident Today Injures Driver Mendenhall
Mindi Sue Mendenhall of Thomasville treated and released from High Point Memorial Hospital after a high speed single car crash on Hodgin Street at Stone Place. Police said she was charged with failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. A second two car wreck on English Road at Burton Street injured three people including 16 year old Michael Keith Jones and passenger Allen Willie Mortimer along with driver Anna Brame Kiger.
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Mindi
Sue Mendenhall
Thomasville
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hodgin Street
Stone Place
Mendenhall
Ms. Mendenhall
English Road
Burton Street
Michael Keith Jones
W. Lexington Avenue
Allen Willie Mortimer
Colonial Drive
Anna Brame Kiger
Juanita Street
Redding Named to North Carolina Education Panel
State House Rep. Frank Redding a Republican was appointed to the State Advisory Committee on Law-Focused Education by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. Other members include Judge James J. Exum Jr. and George Gardner of the North Carolina Civil Liberties Union.
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Raleigh
Randolph County
State House
Frank Redding
North Carolina Dept. of Public Instruction
James J. Exum Jr
George Gardner
The
North Carolina Civil Liberties Union
Jim Hastings
North Carolina Jaycees
H. M. Michaux Jr
Dirham
Fred Morrison
Governor
C. Thomas Ross
Winston-Salem
William M. Storey
North Carolina Bar Assn
Betty Wiser
League of Women Voters of
North Carolina
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Liz
National Kidney Foundation
Thosteson
High Point Enterprise
J.M Crown
Fred Williams Bie
Thacesee Ra
Ates Kung
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Ren
Ee Lee
Steve McQueen
Towne Theatre Cree A
Macon ‘County
Evel Knievel
Dirty Mary
Crazy Larry
New York
Nedr Airport
ITHE
Tsang Hayes
Movielab
DOT
Paul Robert Redford
George Roy Hall
Irans
Westchester
Jacoby
Els
Billy
Jack
James
CHIST
Hayble
David Tipton
Sheraton Hotel
N. Main
Zoupon
Greansboro
Redding
Angie Pes Cott
Bent Loys
UCKAR
North Main Street
High Point
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