High Pointer Aubrey Grimes Earns Youth Leadership Honor
The Clara Cox Recreation Center director Aubrey Grimes is celebrated for decades of youth work. He guided programs at YMCA and junior groups and inspires young people in Point, earning a Jaycee award plaque for leadership.
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Aubrey
Clara Cox Recreation Center
Aubrey Grimes
Point
High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce
Clara Cox Center
YMCA
Grimes
Gana
Ferndale
Clara Cox
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Gealefeld
High Point
Fred Ruppenthal
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An Editor's Outlook on Bums and Social Orthodoxy
The piece attacks the term bum and criticizes politicians and children as victims of a cruel social orthodoxy. It argues that social science cloaks in humanity while failing to address concrete, persistent poverty and individual responsibility.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Virginia
Revision of poverty dogma stirs debate on work and reward
James G. Patton of the National Farmers Union argues against the link between work and reward, proposing needs-based pay. Professor Martin Rein of Bryn Mawr supports income guarantees unrelated to past earnings, signaling a shift toward universal welfare concepts.
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James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Mr. Patton
Martin Rein
Bryn Mawr College
Patton
Lenin
Letter from pastor denouncing liquor and urging abstinence
A minister of the Gospel writes that liquor ruins lives and fuels crime, urging readers to oppose wet liquor policies. He condemns politicians and taxpayers who back alcohol and warns of divine judgment if readers do not confess sins and seek forgiveness.
North Carolina Joins Push For Constitutional Convention
North Carolina joined a growing wave of states in passing a resolution to convene a constitutional convention. The debate centers on allowing nonpopulation factors in apportionment and giving state legislatures control over local government redistricting, as Congress considers amending the Constitution.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Council of State
Nevada
North Dakota
Alaska
Colorado
Ohio
West Virginia
Wyoming
Indiana
Kentucky
Mississippi
City Council Meeting Prompts Crowded Room Hope
The new City Council in Thomasville plans its first regular meeting at 7 p m in City Hall Council Chambers. Mayor Pro-Tem Lambeth hopes for a filled chamber, while reporters fill the back rows. Nearby firemen contained a street fire, and Sheriff Cox visits his ill father in Rowan County. Residents are urged to file property value complaints with Tax Supervisor Ed Hill by May 21.
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Council
City Hall
James E. Lambeth Jr
Davidson County
Homer Lee Cox
Mr. Cox
Rowan County
Roaming the Piedmont and a Quiet Country Day
A Wallburg excursion notes good rainfall benefits for farmers, mentions Geet Bodenheimer’s Florida potatoes and nearby cattle shows. Jim Hornaday’s Invader car impresses with terrain capability. Two elderly women struggle inflating a large pool, ending with a roof ride home. An elderly storekeeper observes local residents in the countryside.
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Geet Bodenheimer
Florida
Geet
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