North Carolina candidates push teacher pay reform
Two Democratic Davidson County candidates spoke at a Davis Townsend School meeting organized by United Forces pledging a three point program on teacher salaries. They endorsed increased pay with possible two week extensions and clerical help hires if funds allow, urging local and state action to improve teacher compensation.
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Thomasville
Davidson
North Carolina
Paul G Stoner
Senate
Philpott
Davis-Townsend
Molly Grove
United Forces Group
Union Forces
D. B. Sommers
David
Plummer
Tounty Board of Education
Caroling i
Stoner
United Group
United Forces For
Sherrill Memorial Fund Reaches 1455 for Hospital Ward
In Thomasville about 1455 has been raised for the Dr. P. M. Sherrill Memorial Fund. Proceeds will finance a new maternity ward at City Memorial with work slated to begin after contributions and tax support are finalized.
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Thomasville
P. M. Sherrill
Students Named Orientation Counselors for UNC Freshmen
Nine students from this area have been chosen to serve as orientation counselors for entering UNC in September. They were picked on the basis of leadership and character, including James Ge, Otis Rice of High Point, Long of Thomasville, Peter Freeman, H. Alexander of Asheboro, and Blaise Weed of Farmville.
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Ares
University of North Carolina
James Ge
Aee
Otis Rice
High Point
Footers
V. Long 1
Thomasville
Peter Freeman
H. Alexander Asheboro
Blaise
Weed
Thomasville Assault Charge Against Lexington Man
A 20-year-old Davidson County man Clifford Hughes of Route 2 Lexington was arrested after a woman filed a complaint alleging an assault on May 1. Hughes posted $300 bond and faces Recorder's Court on May 2. Police also reported a sailor convicted of three traffic violations transferred to the county jail in Lexington.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Clifford Hughes
Route 2
Lexington
Jacqueline Hughes
Hughes
Recorders Court
X N. Vitendet N. Main
Opeitun
Williams
Recorder’s Court
Frida Ronald Clifford Sechrist
Cee Petra
Randolph Street
FE Sunrise Avenue
Recorder's Court
John Rye
Dillon
U. S. Navy
Superior Court
Drunkard's Sentence Converted After Officer Testimony
In Municipal Court judge J A Myatt moved to suspended six month sentence for Paul Witcher when a police officer testified Witcher was found drunk on a couple’s apartment floor with a newly-made key in his pocket. The occupants did not know him. The court converted the suspended term to an active six month sentence at the county farm.
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Paul Witcher
Kivett Drive
J. A. Myatt
Witcher
Clyde Harrison Joins Food Fare Meat Department
Clyde Harrison, a renowned High Point butcher for over thirty one years, announces his association with Food Fare at 2001 North Main Street. He invites friends and customers to visit the Meat Department for quality meats and service.
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Food Fare
North Main Street
Harrison
High Point
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