North Carolina Kiwanis Delegates Attend International Meeting
Kiwanis delegates from North Carolina gather for the 15th annual international convention in Miami Florida. The group plans studies on child welfare sanitation urban rural relations and juvenile delinquency with Tom P Pruitt of Hickory leading the delegation. Four thousand Kiwanians from across the United States and Canada expected to join in discussions on community betterment and welfare work.
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Miami
Fra
North Carolina
Kiwanis Iternational
Tom P. Pruitt
Hickory
N. C
Carolinas
Kiwanis
John C. Peeler
Lenoir
Luther T. Hartsell, Jr
Concord
Hubert E. Olive
Lexington
Norman C. Shepard
Smithfield
Marionb. Fowler
Durham
W. E. Smith
Scotland Neck
Walter Frank Taylor
Greensboro
John D. Smyser
Florence
8. C
United States
Canada
J. J. Tigert
University of Florida
United Fellowship
Shires Injured Slid Into Plate Delays Major Return
Milwaukee first baseman Charles Arthur Shires nicknamed The Great One suffers a severe bruise after a slide at home plate. The injury jeopardizes his return before week’s end as the Back to the Majors by 1982 campaign stalls.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Charles Arthur
Dream Came True for Hayloft Dreamer
J Clarke Colt of Chicago relishes a back to nature notion and finds his berth on a train already made up with hay, fulfilling his dream of sleeping in a haymow on the way to New York.
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Chicago
J. Clarke Colt
New York
Official City Ballot Instructions
Voters are told to mark a straight ticket by crossing the circle in the chosen party column. They may vote for one mayoral candidate and two council members from each of the four wards.
Week of music events opens at Davidson College
Davidson North Carolina May 4 The first of a full week of musical events at Davidson College opens Monday night at 8 oclock in Chambers auditorium with Evelyn Erwin Queen s College organist giving a concert The program begins Music Week sponsored by the National Bureau for the Advancement of Music Other events include a concert by Dr Minor C Baldwin famed organist and auditions for the fifth Atwater Kent contest with about ten Davidson students expected to participate Mu Beta Psi a musical fraternity will oversee daily chapel services.
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Davidson
N. C
Davidson College
Evelyn Erwin
Queens College
Charlotte
Chambers
National Bu
Miss Erwin
Miriam Murphy
Della Sharpe
Queens
Minor C. Baldwin
Chambers Auditorium
Florida
Atwater
Kent
G. D. Pargindton
North Carolina
Mu Beta Psi
Davidson Superior Court Opens May Term in Lexington
May 4 in Lexington the Davidson county superior court convened for the May term with Hon. T B Finley presiding. The calendar contains the largest number of criminal cases scheduled for trial this term.
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Lexington
Davidson County Superior Court
T .B. Finley
Court Docket Shows 177 Cases Across Appearance and Trial
The appearance docket lists 57 cases for the first day while the trial calendar contains 130 cases, totaling 177. Officials expect not all cases will be resolved in the week and many will be continued to a later term.
Lexington Elects Mayor and City Boards
The city will choose a mayor along with the board of city commissioners and the board of education. The mayoral race centers on a tight contest between Dr J A Smith, a well known physician, and John B Crave, a local banker and businessman. Each is expected to draw strong support in a close vote.
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Board of City Commissioners
Board of Education
Lexington
J. A. Smith
John B. Crave
Lexington Election Tomorrow Draws Intense Voter Interest
Lexington voters show intense interest in the municipal election called for tomorrow with attention focused on local contests and candidates in the Lexington area. The report notes active campaigning and lingering uncertainty about outcomes as residents prepare to vote.
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Lexington
Magistrate and Prisoner Clash In Courtroom Exchange
A magistrate rebukes a prisoner who defiantly replies that what’s good enough for the magistrate is good enough for him. The terse exchange reflects a sharp courtroom moment in the era.
Duke Editors Elected To Lead Publications
Duke University announced new editors and managers for three student journals for the year starting in September Elections were made by the publications board with student faculty and administration members in the panel Edward Thomas of Greenville South Carolina will edit The Chronicle John Minter of Laurens South Carolina will be business manager Ovid W Pierce of Weldon and Alfred Williams of Hertford were chosen as editor and business manager of The Archiv respectively
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Durham
N. C
Duke University
Edward Thomas
Greenville
Ss. C
Chronicle
John Minter
Laurens
8. C
Ovid W. Pierce
Weldon
Archiv Literary Monthly
Alfred Wiliams
Hertford
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