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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1969
Page
7
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Dr Samuel S Hill Jr UNC theology professor lauded North Carolina and national youth as ahead in democracy while urging older Christians to offer a social interpretation of Christianity. Speaking at St Marys Episcopal Church Hill urged churchmen to engage with everyday life and values, predicting progress and noting youth rebellion as healthy.
Lexington Artists League presents 53 artworks from around the world and local students in a Dixie Furniture showroom exhibit May 2 to 4. Co sponsored by the Lexington Woman's Club, proceeds benefit the Lexing ton Art Gallery on N Main Street.
Real estate transfers and mortgage actions are listed for Jamestown and adjacent townships, detailing lenders, grantees, and parcels. Names include Clark, Seay Semel, Richards, Verily, Tucker, Cochran, and others with properties in Emerywood Forest, Oak View, and Beavernest areas among numerous holdings and subdivision lots.
RANDLEMAN Local ABC store gross sales for the quarter ending March 31 totaled $278,309.05, up $22,000 from last year. Net earnings after deductions reached $40,973, about 10 percent higher. Distribution to public funds included $40,191.27 to the city general fund, $6,489.57 to the county board of education, $2,156.53 to Randolph Hospital, $2,154.53 to the city recreational program, and $2,- to law enforcement and rehabilitation programs.
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