Improvements Give Silver Valley School New Look
Silver Valley School unveils lunchroom upgrades including enlarged kitchen space new three compartment stainless sink with hot water booster and Formica tables. PTA and Home Demonstration Club funds support drapes and dining area improvements while grounds beautification progresses with new grass shrubbery and student involvement. Principal Paul Yarborough notes 351 students and a push for a more attractive campus.
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Yarborough
Silver Valley Pta
PTA
Reid Sechrest
M*nagee
G. L. Kepley
Kate Gallimore
C. K. Ward
Silver Valley Home ‘Demonstration Club
Tommy Lee Hughes
Hughes
Yarocrough
Lexington
Central High School
Silver Valley
Journalism Foundation Fund Grows
CHAPEL HILL The School of Journalism Foundation of North Carolina Inc reports a trust value of 108 140 on Oct 31 1958. Income supports journalism education at UNC with Dean Norval Luxon handling expenditures. The 1958 fund drive aims for 20 000 with 3 undergraduates receiving 300 scholarships and a research assistant getting 1500.
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Don J. Chipman
Piedmont Publishing Company
Winston-Salem
International Justice System Call Sparks Oregon Plea
Senator Wayne Morse urges a global justice system to replace military defense. He calls for United States backing of a United Nations police force and use of the International Court of Justice. Morse spoke at the Institute of World Affairs at Oregon State College.
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Corvallis, Ore
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
United States
United Nations
Morse
International Court of Justice
University of Oregon Law School
Institute of World Affairs
Oregon State College
Counseling For Prisoners Spreads From Chino To San Quentin
Associate Warden Walter D Achuff says a weekly family counseling program for prisoners and their wives may move from Chino to San Quentin. The program uses a living room atmosphere and aims to ease parole by strengthening relationships after release.
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San Quentin
Calif
Chino
Walter D- Achuff
Chino Institution
Bermuda Naval Withdrawal Marks Postwar Britain
Since World War II the British Navy has been withdrawing from Bermuda and now maintains only a small station there. The move reflects reduced strategic needs and tighter defense postures across overseas bases.
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Bermuda
Fire Station Growth Near Thomasville Joins Community
Braxton Yeights and Lamarr Miller tour the new Piedmont Pilot Fire Department station on Lexington Road near Thomasville. Miller says about three weeks remain for completion with most work done by firemen. Open house planned after finish. A separate note covers Abbotts Creek Watershed Association plans and flood control work benefiting landowners. Bruce Lopp reports a top week for Davidson Breeders cooperative with 105 cows inseminated. Deer hunting season opens tomorrow. Denton area farmer Tom Blalock reports 22 deer chased from his farm and crop harvesting begun. Kernersville siren incident at 2:17 a.m. linked to tobacco storage warehouse sprinkler system. 15 minutes to locate and correct. Jamestown Fall Festival fundraising surpasses prior years. Jamestown School displays a typewritten gift from 1958 graduating class.
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Pilot Fire Department
Thomasville
Lamarr Miller
Miller
Lex
Denton
Tom Blalock
Eldorado
Tom
Jamestown School
Ken Miller
Eady
Audrey Wicke
Farmers urged to order tree seedlings for 1958 59 planting
Davidson County farmers are urged to place orders now for forest tree seedlings for the 1958 59 planting season. State nurseries will begin shipments mid November with 95 million seedlings available on a first come first served basis.
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Lexington
SCS
ASC
Department of Conservation and Development
Raleigh
Joe Swinshaw
Federal Soil Bank
ACP
Hinshaw
Holmes Nursery
Hendersonville
Ralph Edwards Nursery
Morganton
Miss New Hampshire Puts Forward At Miss America Pageant
Stuart, 34, a Carnation Milk Co. executive, participates in Miss America. His father, Elbridge H. Stuart, serves as the company president.
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New Hampshire
Stuart
Carnation Milk Co
Elbridge H. Stuart
First Graders List Blessings Amid Juvenile Justice Debate
The townwide column notes Youth Appreciation Week with first graders thanking God and turkeys among blessings. It quotes Judge Stirling urging home and family court solutions over criminal courts and calls for a Davidson County domestic relations court. Police Chief Shore returns from Miami with remarks on crime costs. The Tomnsville Jaycees aim to raise 7 thousand more for Memorial Park Stadium, keeping contracts for a 35 thousand structure in sight. The column humorously recalls a scoop about a dog tied to a laundry tale and winks at cat in a laundry bag lore.
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Criminal Court
Davidson County
Thomasville J Aycees
Memorial Park Stadium
Crystal Ball
Negro Housewife Wins School Board Seat
Houston officials certify Mrs. Charles E. White, a Negro housewife, winner in last week's school board race. She led with 36,348 votes, about 8,000 ahead of incumbent Dr. John Glen. A cross was burned on her front yard days later. no arrests have been made.
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Houston
Tex
Houston School Board
Charles E. White
John Glen
Canada to donate medical books to 76 schools
Canada will contribute 196000 dollars in medical books to 76 medical schools across 10 Colombo Plan nations over the next two years. The aid is part of Commonwealth assistance and aims to strengthen medical education in member countries.
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Ottawa
Canada
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Silver Valley School
Braxton Younts Enterprise
Paul Yarborough
Journalism Foundation Fund
Braxton
Ington Road
Joe Adair
Soil Conservation Service
Abbotts Creek
Bruce Lopp
Davidson Breeders Cooperative
Lopp
Kernersville
Wallburg
Davidson
Mann
North Main
Kyle Stirling
Enterprise
Sters
Shore
Miami
Florida City
Times
Hautting
Harris Music CO
English ST
High Point
N.C
Kodak
Hae UY
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