Surplus Farm Goods To Continue, NC Grange Leader Says
North Carolina farmers face ongoing surplus as demand lags, state Grange Master Harry B. Caldwell told about 500 vocational agriculture teachers in Carolina Beach. He said NC can expand its agricultural operations but market demand and competition limit growth. district meetings of the North Carolina Agricultural Teachers Assn will wrap Friday.
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Carolina Beach
N.C
Harry B. Caldwell
Caldwell
The
North Carolina Agricultural
Farm Bureau Backs Milk Price Bill
The State Farm Bureau executive committee voted to support a milk price-fixing bill. The measure would let the State Milk Commission set retail and wholesale milk prices in emergencies. A Farm Bureau poll showed 27 to 15 in favor amid concerns the Piedmont area could see new dairy processing plants by Winn-Dixie.
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Farm Bureau
Raleigh
State Farm Bureau
House Agriculture Committee
State Milk Commission
State Grange
Piedmont
Winn-Dixie Food
Life Underwriters Open Meeting in Morehead City
The North Carolina Association of Life Underwriters opened its annual convention in Morehead City North Carolina. The three day program includes a Friday banquet with Horace Bones McKinney Wake Forest head basketball coach delivering the address.
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Morehead City
N.C
North Carolina
Horace
Bones) McKinney
Wake Forest College
Bundy Named Director of Production at Armored Hosiery
Robert M. Bundy Jr. of Florham Ave High Point has been named director of production and styling for Armored Hosiery Co in Thomasville. Bundy has been associated with the firm and its parent Ma Hosiery Co Inc as manager of their North Carolina warehouse since July.
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Robert M. Bundy Jr
Florham Ave
High Point
Corwhee
Thomasville
Undy
Arent Corporation
Ma Roosiery Co. Inc
North Carolina
Old Master Predicts Ad journment By June Nineteenth
Raleigh veteran Lee Chaffin, chief enrolling clerk, predicts the 1959 Legislature will adjourn June 18 or 19 based on past records and the pace of pending legislation. He notes the Greensboro city charter bill will need time for amendments, making an earlier adjournment unlikely.
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Raleigh
Lee Chaffin
Chaffin
Senate
Eee
Greensboro
First National Bank declares dividend and changes in officers
The First National Bank of Thomasville declares a regular 10 cent per share dividend payable to stockholders of record June. C F Lambeth Jr. is named director replacing J Roy Proctor, deceased. The board authorizes 3 percent certificates of deposit up to 50 000 for 6 12 and 18 month terms. Total loans rise to 6 218 910 51 and deposits to 10 123 473 34. A plan to preserve records and assets in case of atomic attack was approved.
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Thomasville
First National Bank of
C. F. Lambeth Jr
J. Roy Proctor
Federal Reserve Bank
Board To Name Principal In Thomasville Junior High
THOMASVILLE The board of education meets tonight at 7 to name a principal for the Junior High School opening this fall in the Main Street building used previously. The district plans to begin operations at the new school this autumn.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Board of Education
Main Street
Zoning Board Considers W R Owen Petition in Chair City
Zoning Board of Adjustment meets at 7 PM to review W R Owen’s bid to classify a Sunset and Randolph street corner lot as C2 business district. The land falls short of depth required for C2, board chairman Clayton Hilton notes. Owen seeks commercial use for the property.
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Thomasville
Zoning Board of Adjustment
W. R. Owen
Sunset
Randolph Streets
Clayton Hilton
Owen
Curve ball bends 17.5 inches says Briggs
In East Lansing scientist Dr. Lyman J. Briggs asserts a pitcher can make a baseball curve as much as 17.5 inches breaking. This statement highlights his findings on spin and trajectory.
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East Lansing, Mich
Lyman J. Briggs
Kicking Case Leads to Charges in Thomasville
Gary C. Swink, 17, Unity Street, arrested yesterday for assault with a deadly weapon a shoe. Edison Foley of Tremont Street says Swink kicked him causing serious injury. Swink held on $300 bond awaiting Recorder's Court June 26. Police also arrested James E. Powers, 20, Ballater Street laborer.
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Thomasville
Gary C. Swink
Unity Street
Swink
Edison Foley
Tremont Street
Foley
Recorder's Court
Park Road
Powers
Capias
Moose Plan Drive To Reward Safety
Thomasville Moose Club launches a safety drive with a one dollar ticket incentive funded by local Moose Lodge checks. The plan includes 500 safety posters, police cooperation, and a one week drive to promote careful driving amid ongoing legal actions against suspects. The lodge also approved bids for a lake site and dam work, named Richard Hall Moose of the Month, and reported leukemia fund donations totaling 776.52 dollars plus small gifts. Cheering outfits for seven girls in the Moose Little League were approved, matching green and white uniforms.
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Thomasville
Moose Lodge
Jake Bruton
Moose
Randy Alford
First Presbyterian Church
Tri-City
Lodge
Thieves Loot Lantern Drive In Between Thomasville and Denton
Thomasville Davidson County officers report the Lantern Drive-In on Highway 109 64 was broken into yesterday. Goods valued at 168.20 were stolen including costume jewelry sunglasses a tape recorder a watch and cuff links. Entry was via forced lock and investigation is underway.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Denton
Foot powder claims keratolytic quick relief
Ad promises fast drying and soothing protection for athlete's foot using keratolytic action. Recommends T-4 foot powder available at local drug stores with a 3 day satisfaction note. mentions several pharmacies in town.
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Mann Drug Stores
Asville Drug
Pastor Burglarizes Church Fund Box in Thomasville
The Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church pastor broke open a box used for literature fund deposits and stole its money. The incident occurred in Thomasville as authorities investigated the church crime. Local officials described the act as a theft from a religious community.
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Thomasville
Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church
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