Building Archdale Trinty Area Becoming Citys Bedroom
Trinity Township in Randolph County is highlighted as High Point’s bedroom community due to a southern exposure. Commuters flood Highway 311 and S Main Street from 6 to 8 am as workers travel to High Point for factory and office jobs. The piece notes rising tax valuations, shifting residence patterns, and new industries like Thayer Coggin Furniture moving into the area.
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Growth Brings New Homes and Tensions to Trinity Township
New occupied homes stretch across Trinity Township from modest residences to large luxury houses. Residents welcome the highway for business and rising property values but warn water and sewer services are becoming a problem as the Trinity district expands. Trinity High School nears full capacity while the Trindale School adds classrooms.
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man cooks at home as gender roles shift in dinner talk
A humorous essay argues about who should cook as domestic duties shift with time. It suggests men show inept cooking to counter female stereotypes, proposing gimmicks like using motor oil in a marinade on cheap meat to illustrate ineptitude.
Change of Pace Hodges Makes Third Try at Retirement
Luther H Hodges 67 once secretary of commerce remains active at state level in a Sie ycer job and as a sought after speaker. He calls retirement a change of pace and says freedom from constant pressure is relief while he plans further public service. He notes time to rake leaves and memories of a Chapel home bought in 1960 as part of his second retirement attempt.
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