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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1955

Page

20

Retiring Thomasville official Henry Turner headlines city changes

Veteran city worker Henry Turner resigns as street intendent after over 25 years of service. The piece notes his wit and plans to retire to farming and mule trading, with recognition from local leaders. It also covers local fire department happenings, traffic area improvements, and a pending decision on Everett W. Schadt’s job reappointment.

Thomasville Henry Turner Henry Turner Eeriier Glenn Hall Thomasville Fire Dept Thomasville Firemen Hall Rube Fidridge High Point Finch Field Gabby Glenn Harold Harrison Ralph Fanes Glenn Homer Leo Cox Davidson Charles Prevost Thomasville Chair Co Mair St Rando St Main St Cer Rog Sod Nak Ghee Ge Ae Ore Baren Craven Reed Everett W. Schadt Schadt Carl Wilson Craven

Outer Banks visitors rise at National Seashore May counts

May travel in Cape Hatteras National Seashore drew 43 379 people aboard 153 128 vehicles at the northern entrance. First five months total reached 62 873 visitors in 19 716 vehicles with 20 040 at Oregon Inlet Fishing Center and 28 331 at Point Cape Hatteras. Lighthouses and museums saw thousands: 932 climbed Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and 1 842 visited the Museum of the Sea.

Nags Head Cape Hatteras National Seashore Ocracoke Inlet National Seashore Allyn Hanks Hanks Ocracoke Island Oregon Inlet Fishing Center Hatteras Island Cape Hatteras Museum of the Sea

Local Baptists On Tour Of Holy Land In Egypt

A Southeastern Seminary group tours Cairo and the Nile region. Drivers rely on loud horns and nerves amid chaotic traffic while a rail journey to Luxor reveals smoke filled trains and desert farms along the Nile described as the biblical lifeblood.

Local Baptists Holy Land Southeastern Seminary Zog Cairo Truth Linxor Nile River Egypt Luxor

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