Thomasville Council swearing-in names incumbents and new members
The ceremony saw Mayor Johnson unopposed and to serving through 1967 Brinkley won the at large seat over Hubert M Leonard Styers vacated the fourth ward seat filled by Poole Council terms run through 1969 for Craven and Poole with a 1569 vote tally reported by City Clerk Eva Jones James E Lambeth Jr was re elected mayor pro tem as the council convened on the third Monday meetings.
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Baron Craven
Donald Brinkley
James E. Lambeth Jr
Burke Bridges
Ward
Brinkley
Hubert M. Leonard
Johnson
Craven
Poole
Styers
Carent
Old Council
Woman Hurt In Davidson Auto Wreck
A Davidson woman suffered severe facial injuries after her 1957 model car crashed through a bridge railing and overturned into a stream 15 feet below. She was identified as Mrs. Beck, with multiple facial fractures and a deep forehead laceration. The incident occurred on the bridge over Snake Branch east of Lexington.
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Lexington
Davidson Sr Cee Meeres
Tar Heels oppose Senate Bill 218 on electric costs
In Fayetteville Carolina Municipally Owned Electric Systems leaders condemn Senate Bill 218 saying it would let private power firms raise wholesale rates to city systems and REA groups with weak state restraints. They urge public action at a 11:30 a.m. press conference at Kyle House Council Room City Hall and plan a May 13 Senate Commerce Committee hearing with J C Tally Jr. and Mayor Garner Bagnall speaking.
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Carolina
Horton and Muench
REA
Horton
Kyle House
City Hall
Fayetteville
J. C. Tally Jr
Garner Bagnall
Statesville
Senate Committee On Commerce
Phone Book Delivery Planned By Jaycees
Thomasville Jaycees announced plans to begin delivering telephone directories later this month. Jim Wilder chaired the meeting and a cancer fund roadblock collected $176.98. Twelve members will attend the state convention May 13-15 in Asheville.
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Thomasville
Jaycees
Jim Wilder
Fional
Cancer Fund
Asheville
Cadet Corps Parade Planned at Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge cadet corps schedules a parade with 12 distinguished cadets to review during the event. Services start at 11 a.m. in Alumni Chapel followed by a faculty reception at 1 30 p.m. in King Gymnasium. Mothers receive awards at the ceremony.
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Oak Ridge
King Gymnasium
University Center Receives $153000 Education Grant
The Piedmont University Center has been awarded a 153000 grant from the Fund for the Advancement of Education. The funds will support summer courses for faculty members from 17 North Carolina colleges that are members of the center.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
Piedmont University Center
Fund For the "Advancement of Education
North Carolina
Degree Burns Remain Deep and Serious
Degree burns are deep and serious with destruction of tissue. Medical teams emphasize severity and the need for urgent treatment to prevent complications.
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George Poole
Thomas F. Idenohnson
Dal Styers
Steff Phote
Marvin Burts
Davidson
Tar Heels
Bagnall
Taily
Muench
Cadet Corps
University Center
Adults
E. J. Daniels
Lexington Ave. Baptist Church
Central Carolina Crusade For Christ
Canvas Cathedral
Samet Salvage Co
N. Main St
Winston Rd
Handipail
Woodbury
Om the Ear
Les
Falcon Patio Grill
Piedmont
Caloric Patio Grill
Ome Patio Grill
Natural Gas
Main ST
TEL
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