Lions Club Carnival Brings Town to Sunset Randolph
Thomasville’s Lions Club carnival on Randolph Street Hill drew families for a night of rides and candy as residents watched police reports show a drop in February crashes. Proceeds aid the blind. the Randy Alford fund grows with soap sales led by community groups. Baby California condors are noted to stay in the nest up to six months before fledging.
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Frank Warren
Thomasville
Lions Club
Randolph Street Hill
Sunset
Randolph
L. Roy Hughes
Majesty’s
Randy Alford
Moose Lodge
Jim Miller
Miller
Alfords
Randy
Pilot Lion's Club
Austin Elliott Bible
Post Office
Chander
Chamber of Commerce
Moose
Gale
City Hall
Murder Mystery in a Dark Apartment Case
Police recount a double bedroom shooting as Albert Woodley dies from a 38 caliber wound with Mrs Woodley collapsing in grief. She recalls two intruders ransacking the dresser while one demanded jewels and fired as Woodley rose.
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Albert Woodley
Mike
Albert
Ouija Board Name Origin From Yes Across French German
The term Ouija is said to derive from a blend of the French word oui and the German word ja meaning yes. The name reportedly arose from a table tipping game popular in 19th century spirit circles.
Wake Forest Becomes Home Base for Missionaries
Wake Forest grows as a hub for missionaries on furlough or in study, led by Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Nine couples and two singles, about 20 people, pass part or all of their furlough year here, drawn by the seminary’s missions emphasis, campus facilities, and housing for missionaries.
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Wake Forest
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Judson Lemon
Thailand
Raeford
West Albemarle
U.S
Wake ‘Forest
Southeastern
Ben Fisher
Alaska
New Zealand
N. C
Fisher
Raleigh
Durham
Duke
University of North Carolina
War Games Slated At Fort Bragg
The Carolinas Virginia and Tennessee will host a 16 day simulated war with Army and Air Force troops starting next Saturday. Fort Bragg 82nd Airborne will lead most actions in the Pinehurst Camp Mack area as Dark Cloud Pine Cone IT unfolds.
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Ft, Bragg
N.C
Carolinas
Virginia
Tennessee
Army
Air Force
Ft. Bragg
82Nd Airborne Division
Pinehurst
Camp Mack Ft. Bragg
Pine Cone
Tactical Air Command and
Military Air Transport Service
North Salada
Mountainia
North Carolina
United
Palanian Republica
UPR
Bramac Strip
Two Clover men to face trial in Sharon National Bank robbery
James Hiram Fields and Edward Campbell Walker are charged in Federal District Court with the April 28 6 376 robbery of Sharon First National Bank. They may waive grand jury action. A groceryman Fred Youngblood alerted police as the robbers fled, with a Clover policeman and James Hill firing at them. Judge C C Wyche will oversee the case.
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Spartanburg
Clover
First National Bank
Federal District Court
James Hiram Fields
Edward Campbell Walker
Gist Finley
York
U.s.dist
Joseph E. Hines
Fred Youngblood
Sharon
James G. Hill
Randleman High Athletes Win Awards at Banquet
The Monogram Club held its awards night at Randleman High School cafeteria. Principal speaker was Murray Greason with Rev. John M. Pipkin delivering the invocation. Kerry and Raymond earned all conference football honors along with Nancy Fogleman Louise Trogdon and Lewis Farlow for basketball. Nancy Fogleman and Lewis Farlow were named outstanding girl and boy athletes. A gift went to April Flowers for work with the girls team. Many players received long service pins for years with school teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Monogram Club
Randleman High Schools
Murray Greason
Sig Ratygy Fay
John M. Pipkin
Thambess
Ostaeman
Eee Ce
Kerry
Raymond
Nancy ‘Fogleman
Louise Trogdon
Wally Hackett
Bob Vickery
Everette Henderson
Earl Watson
Jimmy Stevens
Larry Allred
D. B. Hilliard
Lewis Farlow
Joe Parrish
de Vere Williams
Jimmy Davis
Nan Bean
Nancy Fogleman
Deloris Cox
Ann Greyson
Linda Hollingsworth
Lynda Owens
Pat Warner
Hubbard Baker
Ervin Warns Internal Foes Threaten U S Liberty
North Carolina Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr spoke at the dedication of a new visitor center at Richmond National Battlefield Park. He warned that efforts to reduce states to mere zeros and centralize power threaten liberty and the federal government’s dominance.
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Richmond
North Carolina
America
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Ervin
Julius Ceasar
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Wallburg
Wall School
Karen
Jack Walker
Thomasville Goring
Chair City
By Marse Grant
Ledford High School
Younte
Fort Bragg
C. C. Wyche
Ladies Auxiliary
Horneytown Fire Department
Louis Fraley
Elmo Holder
Ann Idol
Macy Payne
Jack Mowery
Holder
Mary Brooks
Ina Amos
Margaret Gleascoe
Seagroves
Merle Norman
West Washington
Jewelers
Peter Pan School
Creative Dramatics & Stories
Arsana
Marinello
Continental Beauty College Arcade
N. Main St
Teak FF Gnock ES
Brik
S. Main Street
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