Davidson Chooses Poultry Princess at County Breakfast
Janice Lambeth 17, Fair Grove senior and Davidson County Poultry Princess, will represent the district in the state poultry queen contest. Runner-up Carol Scott and other contestants were named at a Lexington breakfast honoring March as Egg Month with Dr. E W Glazener of NC State speaking on poultry industry growth.
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Thomasville
Janice Lambeth
Fair Grove
Davidson County
North Carolina
Lambeth
D. H. Lambeth
Lexington
Carol Scott
North da
Joan Smith
Central High
Evelyn Franks
Denton
Gay Brinkley
Ledford
Glenda Myers
Pilot
Geraldyne Hartman
Reeds
E. W. Glazener
N. C. State College
Miss Lambeth
Vic
Farmers Supply
Welcome
Ryan Renamed To SFMA Post
R. T. Ryan of High Point has been re elected secretary treasurer of the production and cost division of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn. He was renamed to the post in elections which concluded the division s meeting at Roanoke Virginia Saturday. Other officers elected were Charles H Prevost of Thomasville second vice president and C P Rhineheart of Drexel first vice president. R F Wilder of Louisville Kentucky was elected president.
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R. T. Ryan
High Point
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
Roanoke
Charles H. Prevost
Thomasville
C. P. Rhineheart
Drexel
R. F. Wilder
Louisville
Ground Lpaded For Church Unit Ground Lpaded For Church Unit
Ground was broken for a $50 000 education building for West End Methodist Church on Lexington Avenue. Construction of a Colonial style brick structure begins around April 1 behind the present church at Lexing ton and Moore Street on recently acquired property. The church plans a future sanctuary addition. Participants included James Norton Rev R J Goldston Rev John H Carper and Leonard Craver contractor. The church organized in 1921 with current building erected 1925 and dedicated 1943. a parsonage and scout hut added since 1947. current membership about 300.
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Leonard Craver
Lexington
Craver & Essick
Everhart
Davidson Street
Rash of Field Fires Burns 25 Acres in Township
A dozen field fires erupted in Friendship Township on Saturday, burning about 25 acres across five separate blazes. County foresters reported an investigation underway today.
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Friendship Township
Two Charges Brought In Traffic Case
Thomasville police file show Bill Phillips 43 faces three charges in Recorder's Court after a Saturday arrest for driving while intoxicated. He is charged with hit and run and another DWI from an March 1 collision on Winston Salem Highway and a separate park incident. Bonds set. Also weekend arrests include Evelyn Fields 39 on a third DWI offense after license revocation, Clayton Nance 43 on assault on his wife, and Joe Willouhby 31 charged with assault with a deadly weapon on a female.
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Thomasville
Bill Phillips
Brown Street
Recorder's Court
Winston-Salem
Evelyn W. Fields
Route 1
Highway Patrol
Clayton B. Nance
Cedar Lane
Joe Willouhby
Young Apartments
Willie Mae Dunlap
Fire Units Plan Rural Defense Meeting In Oak View
A meeting of the 10-A Fire Department with Oak View and Guil held tonight at the 10-A station to organize rural fire departments for Civil Defense escape route planning. Charles T. McNary and Colonel John Homewood lead the session. Tomorrow at 7:30 PM another Oak View Fire Protective Association stockholders meeting is planned at Oak View School. Judson Ruth urges all stockholders to attend for vital business.
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Oak View
Guilheld
Charles T. McNary
Greensboro
John Homewood
Oak Ridge
Allen Jay Band Slates Concert Tonight at 7:30
The Allen Jay High School Band will perform tonight in the school auditorium at 7:30 p.m. directed by T. W. Marlowe. The program features Valley Forge March Whitney Crusaders Over ture Brichtel If Thou Be Near Bach Woodland Journey Overture Barnard Capistrano Caheva and Legionnaires on Parade Kleffman. Admission is free and boosters are urged to attend the after concert meeting.
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Allen Jay High School
T. W. Marlowe
Valley Forge
Whitney
John Jay Resigns as Chief Justice to Become New York Governor
John Jay, the first Chief Justice of the U S Supreme Court, resigns from the bench to assume the governorship of New York state. He leaves a legacy of early American constitutional leadership and legal shaping of the republic.
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John Jay
U. S. Supreme Court
New York State
Cars Collide at Thomasville Street Intersection
Two traffic incidents reported in Thomasville. First, at Randolph and Main a northbound car driven by Charles N. Tysinger struck an eastbound car driven by Florence Russell, sending Russell into a grocery storefront. Tysinger faced reckless driving charges and bond set for March 21. Damages totaled 600 on the Russell car, 75 on Tysinger’s, 6 to the meter, and 150 to the store. Second, at Fisher Ferry and Colonial Drive a 1954 station wagon and a 1955 car collided as warned. passenger Dove White suffered hand lacerations. No arrests. Canada population listed as 16 900 000.
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Thomasville
Randolph and
Main Street
City Grocery
Randolph
Charles Nolan Tysinger
Route 7
Lexington
Florence T. Russell
Pontiac Drive
Russell
Tysinger
Fisher Ferry
Colonial Drive
Wilburn V. Hamilton
Route 3
Hubert Larry (Slim) Means
Moon Street
Dove White
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Davidson
Ryan
Sfma Post
West
James Norton
R. J. Goldston
John H. Carper
A&P’s
Nabisco
Oko
Jane Parker
A&p
Packer
Blackeyes
Cherry
Iona Yellow Cling
Bot
Allen Jay
Thomasville Street
Canada
Washington
New York
Knoxville
Huntsville
Memphis
Truck & Trailer Sales, Inc
N.C
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