Million Dollar Church Boom Sweeps Thomasville
In Thomasville a rapid church building boom unfolds with multiple congregations under construction or planning. Memorial Methodist Bethel Methodist and Southside Baptist each advance new structures, with costs from 40 000 to 60 000 plus. Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed nears a 33 000 educational building. Oak Hill Memorial Baptist adds Sunday School rooms, Mills Home plans a 200 000 church, infirmary, and print shop, and First Baptist pursues a 100 000 educational addition.
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Thomasville
Memorial Methodist Church
Fisher
Bethel Methodist Church
Southside Baptist Church
Bethel
Ued
Southside
C. O. Plyley
S. D. Baker
Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lawrence Leonard
Oak Hill Memorial Baptist
First Baptist Church
Private Moon Show Ends at Morehead Planetarium
At Chapel Hill the Morehead Planetarium hosted a private daytime performance of its Moon voyage for 92 year old Dr. Marion C. Millender and his daughter. The Asheville physician praised the demonstration as the most amazing he has ever seen and remarked on the campus visit as a sign of prestige.
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R. W. Maday
Chapel Hill
Marion C. Millender
Asheville
Morehead Planetarium
Dr.Millender
Helen Millender
Chapel
W. D.carmichael, Jr
Millender
George McCorkle
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Newton
Oldsters
Fred Coxe
Johnson County
Smithfield
Bingham School
Mebane
University of Virginia
Richard I. Whitehead
Carolina
New York City
Leicester
Pigeon River
Canton
C.F. Sumner
University of North Carolina
Millender’s pollen insight and a life of service
Dr. Millender recalls a field pollen incident that could have made him famous had he acted, noting how early pollen studies paralleled his experience. He shares family details, retirement, and views on heredity and youth, emphasizing hard work, humility, and patient guidance for intelligent youngsters.
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Millender
Sumner
Daugeters
Lowell Rhodes
Caleb Carter
Edwin Bjork
Four NCS students expelled for shoplifting
Raleigh May 26 UP four North Carolina State College students confessed to stealing 4000 worth of merchandise from local shops and were expelled permanently. Dean E L Cloyd said the student council and faculty council approved the dismissal. The four named students are Gordon William Nobbs Cranford New Jersey John Marion Walton Huntington New Jersey Warren S Remensnyder Brazil and Earl Douglas Martin Toledo Ohio. Another student not named was dismissed for ties to the group.
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Raleigh
N. C
Ecollege
E. L. Cloyd
Cloyd
Gordon William Nobbs
Cranford
N. J
John Marion Waltton
Huntington
Warren
Auto Workers Quit Over What To Wear
Sixty six final assembly workers at Chrysler's Dodge main plant refused to wear smocks, forcing the company to send home 10,000 other employees. Workers had requested coveralls as the standard. The men warned that next it would be berets.
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Detroit
Final Assembly
Dodge
Chrysler Corporation
Turning tale shows no honor among thieves in Michigan
William Sherman, 21, accuses William Leshensky, 24, of robbing a Battle Creek store. Leshensky recants and then implicates Sherman in seven holdups, revealing a mutual web of alleged theft and denials.
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Detroit
Wwilliam Sherman
William Leshensky
Battle Creek. Mich
Leshensky
Sherman
Paint Peeling Costs Homeowners Says Real Estate Editor
Secretary JIM CHANDLER of the National Association of Real Estate Editors reports paint peeling from moisture in walls costs homeowners about 1 million dollars annually. Surveys show severe peeling in newer homes, especially on small houses, with sun-warmed siding drawing water. University of Illinois advocates controlled ventilation and attic moisture prevention, suggesting moisture meters and exhaust fans to reduce humidity. future homes may include automatic humidity controls to protect paint in all price brackets.
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Jim Chandler
National Association of Real Estate Editors
NEA Service
University of Illinois Small Homes Council
Moisture and Ventilation Rules For Home Preservation
Practical wartime era guidance outlines moisture control in homes. It cites the Chamberlain residence at 1355 Homeland Dr Rocky River Ohio where venting fixes reduced interior paint peeling and exterior moisture was addressed by installing wall vents. It stresses humidity targets for various outdoor temperatures and urges exterior moisture barriers and tight seals alongside proper paint protection.
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W. J. Chamberlain
Homeland Dr
Rocky River
Ohio
Chamberlains
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Emmanuel Evangelical
Bethel Methodist
Southside Baptist
Memorial Methodist
Oldster
Charlies W. Millender
Stephen Millender
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White Furniture Company
Mil Iender
Iman
NCS
Smokey
Reed Supply CO
High Point
Atlas Concrete Products Company
Fhona
Old Trinity Road
Philo. Vance
WMFR
Parker Brown
Dixie Insulation CO
Main ST
Sprea
Orea
Huffman Paint CO
Washington ST
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