Can-Can Show Stoppers Open Thomasville Follies
The 1960 Follies opened at the Civic Center with about 450 attendees despite cold streets. The Gamma Xi Beta Sigma Phi sponsored revue features 110 cast members including many teens and local professionals. Proceeds fund playground equipment for the Civic Center.
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Salem Street
Chair City
Gamma Xi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Rupple
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Grimes
Cornelia Beck
Sharon Finch
Inherited Defects In Dogs From Guilford County Vets
Veterinary notes outline hereditary diseases in dogs including hemophilia, skull defects, cryptorchidism, retinal atrophy, posterior paralysis, superior prognathism, hip dysplasia, deafness and blindness and umbilical hernias. Controls include avoiding breeding affected animals and relatives to reduce risk.
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Guilford County
Registration Required For School Vote In High Point
Special registrations will be required in five High Point precincts Nos. 8 12 17 18 and 19 to determine eligibility for the April 5 election. Residents of both High Point and Guilford School districts must register. Registrars were at polling places today and will be at two more Saturdays March 19 and March 26. The vote seeks approval for a school supplement tax up to 30 cents.
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High Point
Guilford
Seaweed Eaten Across Orient and Pacific Regions
The article notes seaweed is consumed in the Orient and the Pacific Oceanic regions as both a vegetable and a sweet condiment. It highlights cultural uses and culinary versatility across multiple areas.
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Orient
Pacific Oceania
Thomasville Snow Depth Conflicting Reports
In Thomasville residents dispute snow depth with estimates ranging from nine to eleven inches. City Hall's Mable Yeakle claims twelve inches based on her poodle’s height. The water department defers measurement, joking readers should measure it themselves. The Moose Lodge gambling case nets over 300 dollars in coins. Artie Hunt narrowly escapes a railroad-track disaster as a train strikes his car. Several groups resume activities after the storm, with only a few meetings canceled.
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Bill Green
Ham Murphy
Water Department
Mable Yeakle
City Hall
Mable
Thomasville High Corner Rings Honor Finalists in Wake Forest Scholarship
After a snow disrupted week, Thomasville High School students return to classes briefly and receive class rings while seniors anticipate a late graduation. The February Facts and Fun notes finalists in the Foster Hawkins Scholarship competition at Wake Forest College: Jean Smith, Gennie Wright, James Carter, Edward Bowles.
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Jean Smith
Gennie Wright
James Carter
Edward Bowles
Foster Hawkins
Wake Forest College
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