Greensboro Man Heads State Bottlers Association
A. H. Parker of Greensboro was elected president of the State Bottler's Assn to succeed S. Tom Gaddy of Raleigh. Fred O. Bowman of Chapel Hill remains executive secretary and Hubert H. Rand of Durham continues treasurer. Gov Hodges noted North Carolina leads the nation in per capita soft drink consumption at 265 while the national average is 174.
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John J. Riley
Washington
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Nurses Begin Convention Sessions in Winston-Salem
About 1 000 nurses and student nurses gather in Winston-Salem for a joint convention of the North Carolina State Nurses Assn. and the Student Nurse Assn. of North Carolina. Sociologist Harry Martin of Chapel Hill presents a preliminary study on psychiatric nursing resources and patient needs to aid recruitment and education of psychiatric nurses. Miss Gayle Pickett presides at the Student Nurses Assn. executive board meeting.
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North Carolina
Harry Martin
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Baptist Delegates Hear Speakers At State Convention
Winston-Salem delegates gather for three day General Baptist State Convention with Dr. J St Jackson of Chicago and Dr W R Strassner of Raleigh as featured speakers. More than 1000 Negro delegates expected to attend as Dr Jackson, president of the Na University, presents in the opening session. A general business session was held this afternoon. The convention opened its meeting with a welcome sermon by J R Manley of Chapel Hill First Baptist Church.
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J. St. Jackson
Chicago
W. R. Strassner
Raleigh
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Thevention
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First Baptist Church
Chapel Hill
Rodgers Delays Departure to Lead Fisheries Division
Rodgers has postponed his resignation as director of the Commercial Fisheries Division in Morehead City. The move follows an announcement by C&D Director Ben E. Douglas that Rodgers will remain to direct division activities while Fisheries Commissioner C Gehrmann Holland recovers from hospitalization. Rodgers continues in his role at the department.
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Scotland Neck
C&d
Ben E
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Morehead City
C. Gehrmann Holland
Home and Flower Show Planned in Charlotte
The Home Builders Association of Charlotte will host a home and flower show at the Coliseum February 22 to 26. Based on Cleveland's 32nd annual display, the event will feature exhibits on building materials and modern home equipment.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cool Air Pushes South as Readings Dip Across Regions
Cold outbreak spreads from Canada into the Northern Rockies, Northern Plains, and Upper Mississippi Valley with readings mostly under 20 degrees and near zero in Cutbank Montana. Snow falls in the Northern Rockies to Northern Plains while rain and light snow appear elsewhere.
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Wyo
Brownsville
Tex
Dairy Battle Set for Milk Commission Hearing in North Carolina
The North Carolina Milk Commission will hear the Melville vs Southern dairies case on November 30 and December 1, with eastern producers seeking a price rise to 6.25 per hundred pounds due to feed shortages. Melville gains intervention rights and parts of the complaint may be dropped. Atkinson and Burlington distributors cited for trade practice violations. A separate action granted licenses to several bidders in Cumberland and Sampson counties.
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Melville
Southern Dairies
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Yeterday
Goldsboro
North Carolina
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Crosselville
Ralph Scott
Southern
Ala
Weather outlook with temperatures and sun cycles
Tonight's low expected near 48 with a high around 68 tomorrow. Today reaches about 73, and last night dropped to 32. Sunset is 4 24 p.m. tonight and sunrise tomorrow at 6 44 a.m.
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North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook
Forecast shows increasing clouds in western North Carolina and warmer conditions in the east with scattered showers and thunderstorms in parts of South Carolina. Temperatures rise to the 70s in NC and warmer in SC with cooler air moving in later. additional snow is forecast for parts of the western lakes and north plains.
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