Thomasville Wins Second In Festival
Thomasville High School placed second at the Wake Forest Speech Festival behind Valdese High School. The event awarded superior ratings in multiple categories with Thomasville earning eight superior awards in acting and top honors in debating and speaking.
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Winston-Salem
Thomasville High School
Valdese High School
Thomasville
Tommy Earnhardt
Carol Sisk
Bobby Powell
Aaron Clinard
Nancy Miller
Lexington
North Davidson
Thomasville High
Diana Hooper
Suzy Bowles
Sherri Veseskes
Judy Kirkman
Larry Davidson
Jane Lopp
Carol Sue Warner
Collegians To Perform On Program On Channel 2
High Point College vocal quintet known as The Collegians will appear on Channel 2 Greens boro TV Matinee show Tuesday at 3 30 p m College sources said The group specializes in folk music and spirituals They feature original ballads by leader Tom Page of Cheverly Md The Collegians include Louise Whiteley Osterville Mass Peggy Mec Namee Ft Lauderdale Florida Harry Lilly Kinston and Charlie Nesbitt Asheville They have performed in Charlotte and at local conventions.
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Collegians
High Point College
Greensboro
Tom Page
Cheverly
the Collegians
Louise Whiteley
Osterville
Mass
Peggy Mec Namee
Ft. Lauderdale
Florida
Harry Lilly
Kinston
Charlie Nesbitt
Asheville
Charlotte
Walter Anderson to speak at Jamestown revival event
Walter Anderson will address Jamestown Methodist Church as the first speaker in a Layman's Revival this week. The Enterprise misprinted a headline earlier Saturday stating Baptists Schedule Big Church Event.
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Walter Anderson
Jamestown Methodist Church
Enterprise
Train Car Wreck Claims One Life in Charlotte Collision
In Charlotte, a car collided with a Southern Railway freight train early today. Walter Hoover Hodges, 35, died on arrival at a local hospital, while Ben Selby, also of Charlotte, was reported in serious condition.
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Charlotte
N.C
Southern Railway
Walter Hoover Hodges
Ben Selby
Drowning ruled accidental in Parson death
Coroner Dr. M. E. Block ruled Mrs. Billie Elizabeth Parson’s death an accidental drowning after her body was found beside Abbotts Creek. Sheriff’s officers noted conflicting accounts from her husband Lawrence S. Parson and son-in-law Francis Irwin before the ruling.
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Lexington
Davidson County
M. E. Block
Billie Elizabeth Parson
Cecil Street
Abbotts Creek
Here
Lawrence S. Parson
Francis Irwin
Tests for Seminarians in Chicago Announced
The ministry commission of the American Baptist Convention announced a new psychological testing program for students before they enter a seminary.
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Chicago
Ministry Commission of the American Baptist Convention
Escapee's Term Lengthened on Forgery and Prohibition
Beasley was bound over to Superior Court on forgery and prohibition charges and sentenced to four months on the roads for escape and illegal liquor possession. Baxley received nine months on multiple counts of issuing worthless checks and public drunkenness, with additional time for a separate drunkenness conviction. Other defendants faced varying fines and road sentences for crimes including trespassing and issuing bad checks as relations to local service stations and stores.
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Sinclair
Byron Haworth
van Buren Beasley
Sandy Ridge
Beasley
Holliday 66
J. P. Pearson
Thomas Baxley
Russell Street
Baxley
Harllee’s Dept
Gilbert’s Shoe
Richardson's Dept
Belk-Beck Co
Roy B. Parrish
Thomasville
Joe D. Leonard
Oriel Drive
V.F.W. Lodge
V.F.W
Bertha A. Bryson
Whiteoak Street
Prospect Esso
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