Barber Builds Dimensional Art From Barber Shop Storeroom
Thomasville barber E L Proctor, nearly 61, turned a shop purchase into a hobby called dimensional buildup. He has completed three large 36 by 40 inch pieces using cotton, bark, sea moss, sawdust and glue to create layered mountain scenes. He plans a fourth piece and may experiment with human hair.
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Wint Capel Enterprise
Thomasville
E. L. Proctor
Proctor
W. Guilford Street
High Point
Wesleyan Guild Sponsor Talent Pro gram At St Marys Church Tonight
Community events page lists a talent program at St Marys Methodist Church in Trinity. 8 p.m. sanctuary show featuring local groups and announcements of club meetings, youth activities, and gospel singing events across area churches.
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Wesleyan Service Guild of
St. Mary’s
George B. Thomas
Ronald Moose
J. B. Jones
Franklinton Center
Bricks
Congregational Christian Churches
N. C
Pilgrim Congregational Christian Church
Robert C. Davis
First Baptist Church
Shoulders Hill
Portsmouth
Virginia Seminary and College of Lynchburg
Davis
Barbara Jean Dickens
Howard University
Emmanuel Gospel Singers
Tabernacle
Jamestown
Potato Composition Note Indicates High Water Content
A study notes white potatoes consist of about 78.3 percent water, highlighting how moisture dominates their composition and influencing handling and cooking expectations.
Milk Supply Flows Into Cheese Production
About one tenth of milk produced is diverted into cheese making. The shift reflects dairy processing focus and regional demand for aged cheeses.
Defendants In Assaults Sentenced
Thomasville court sentences in knifing cases include James D. Stroud six month suspended term for assault with a deadly weapon and Cecil Hoover six month suspended term for assault with intent to kill. Moore given 30 days suspended on affray. several others receive suspensions or fines on related charges.
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Thomasville
Recorder's Court
James D. Stroud
Lexington
Eric Grubb
Grubb
High Pointer Charged With Hit And Run
Thomasville police report Horace Daniel Freeman 17 of Centennial Ave High Point faces hit and run and reckless driving charges after a Friday afternoon collision on the Thomasville High Point Highway opposite Finch Field. Freeman was arrested Friday night, later released on bond. No injuries were listed.
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Thomasville
Horace Daniel Freeman
Centennial Ave
High Point
Finch Field
H. M. Petty
Freeman
Jimmy Demas
Oakland Avenue
Demas
Petty
David M. Nealey
Memorial Park Drive
John Wade Welborn
Tremont Street
Lake Group Meets Today at High Rock Shores Clubhouse
High Rock Lake Association members gather this Sunday for their annual meeting at Hi Rock Shores Clubhouse. Election of 12 new directors tops the agenda, with annual reports and future plans also on the docket. Association president E. W. Freeze Jr. of Randleman announced the schedule. Directors with terms expiring include J. Stuart Campbell and Joe F. Freeman of Greensboro, Arthur Corpening, Tom Evans, Frank Tucker, Walt Schoeneman of High Point, Kermit Cloniger and Gilbert Snyder of Thomasville, Robert E. Lee and Ed McLellan of Winston-Salem, Charlie Ellison of Lexington, and A. C. Leonard of Salisbury.
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High Rock
High Rock Lake Association
Hi Rock Shores
E. W. Freeze Jr
Randleman
J. Stuart Campbell
Joe F. Freeman
Greensboro
Arthur Corpening
Tom Evans
Frank Tucker
Walt Schoeneman
High Point
Kermit Cloniger
Gilbert Snyder
Thomasville
Robert E. Lee
Ed McLellan
Winston-Salem
Charlie Ellison
Lexington
A. C. Leonard
Salisbury
Thomasville Man Acquitted in Assault Case
Wilbur Welch of Thomasville acquitted in an assault case involving a female complainant with the prosecuting witness ordered to pay costs. Welch’s judgment on a separate cheating charges was suspended on condition he pays his cab bill plus $10 and costs.
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Wilbur Welch
Thomasville
Seven convicts recaptured after Lincoln County prison escape
Seven inmates escaped from the Lincoln County prison camp using a hole in the fence near a horseshoe pit. Two were recaptured about two miles away with bloodhounds aiding the search. Names and sentences of the escapees and misconduct by a guard and camp superintendent were noted in the investigation.
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Lincolnton
N.C
Lincoln County
Asst
Robert A. Allen
Paul Heavener
H. J. Schrum
Allen
James H. Lamb
High Point
Joe Thomas Fitch
Landrum
S.C
John Jackson Darnell
Brooks
Lamb
Guilford
Bee
Polk
Darnell
Ashe
Baker
Lincoln
Morgan
Mecklenburg
Westmoreland
Gaston
New wig for Charlotte Coliseum may use different fastening
James Schram of Pittsburgh, rep for the aluminum firm that laid the original roof, said a new fastening method may be needed for the replacement. Nearly half the shiny metal roof covering was blown off in a violent windstorm Sunday.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Coliseum
James Schram
Pittsburgh
Aluminum
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Trinity
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Rufus Bostic
Lucille Hayward
Madeline Whitaker
Julia Wilson
Ywca News
Ingyenalge Bay
Achievement Club
Betty Glenn
Central Ywca
Christ Catholic School
Kivett Drive
John Clifford Crawford
Dorothy Bodie
Boundary
Peter Alonzo Dockery
Parthenia Dockery
North St
Charles Yates Jr
As York
Evans
Ministers Wives Convention
W. F. Elliott
Rich Square
J. Jones
General Council
The
Boston
Mass
Crusade For Youth
Dorcas
Daughters of Dorcas
the First Baptist Church
Helen Hines
Sunbeams of
St. Matthews
Cecil Hoover
Route 1
Barney Moore
Moore
Johnny Edward Floyd
Rosedale Drive
Claude Junior Garrett
Fisher Ferry
Lloyd Batten
Cox Avenue
Ernest Lee Curry
School Street
Ronald Wade Suggs
Robert Lee McCormick
Church Street
William L. Woods
Lake Road
Moses Wilder
Turner Street
High Pointer
Lake Group
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Chemise
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Brighten
Dorothy Gray
Gary Kennedy
Bring Hill Methodist Church
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Gary
Dean B. Pruette
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