Theories Of Education For Masses Praised
Dean Pruette tells Civitan Club that education should develop each student regardless of environment. He contrasts mass education with personalized curricula and private schools, noting testing aids student choice and specialized training amid crowded schools. Roscoe Adams' team won the weekly attendance prize. Tom Zimmerman was “Mr. X.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Pruette
Civitan Club
Pruette
Roscoe Adams
Tom Zimmerman
Henry Stride
Dave Smith
Jamestown P T A Hears Call for Education Reform
Senator-Elect Arthur Kirkman urged Jamestown to take up the fight for better education in North Carolina. He criticized the lack of state policy and long range goals, and stressed informing the public that youth education is no joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown P.T.A
Arthur Kirkman
North Carolina
Kirkman
George Davis
Miss McFadden
Mary McMullann
Ruth Suttles
McFadden
Ex-Employee Arrested in El Paso for Asheboro Store Theft
W. M. Spoon, formerly with an Asheboro furniture store, was arrested in El Paso Texas on a larceny charge for about $1000. He admitted he was wanted and will be extradited back to North Carolina to face the charge. The report notes Spoon had more than $900 on him when picked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Spoon
el Paso
Texas
Clarence J. Lovett
Spoon
North Carolina
Lovett
W. R. Vinson
Ed Gallimore Dies Near Denton at 56
Ed Gallimore 56 died unexpectedly at his home near Denton. Survived by wife Lillie Dunning Gallimore, three sons Reece Ray Robert, five daughters Duinnon Franks Lester Nance David Jackson Jeweldean Gallimore, two brothers C J Gallimore Zeb Gallimore, three sisters, seven grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Tom's Creek Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Ed Gallimore
Lillie Dunning Gallimore
Reece
Ray
Robert Gallimore
Duinnon Franks
Oliv Hil
Tenn
Lester Nance
David Jackson
David Metters
Lexington
Jeweldean Gallimore
C. J. Gallimore
Route 2
Zeb Gallimore
C. D. Snider
High Point
Della Lanier
Henry Johnson
Tom's Creek Baptist Church
Play and service at God of Prophecy on Gurley Street
A program by the Missionary Society at the Church of God of Prophecy on Gurley Street will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. A play titled Decision Made and funeral singing will be presented. Pride of Guilford Lodge No. 47 Knights of Pythias will meet tonight at 8 for important business regarding Bennie Livingston, a deceased member.
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of God of Prophecy
Gurley Street
the Missionary Society
LODGE
Pride of Guilford Lodge No
K. of P
Bennie Livingston
High Point Jaycees Seek Nominees for Young Man of the Year
High Point Jaycees open nominations for the 1951 Young Man of the Year age 21 to 36. A five member committee will select the winner from ballots cast by High Point residents. The honor includes the Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service Award to be announced January 14 to 21 at Bosses Night and Distinguished Service Award Night.
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Jaycees
High Point
Unds
Chamber of Commerce
High Point Enterprise
Dick Meisky
YMCA
Civil Defense
Route 5 Man Charged With Exposing Self
Hilliard Thomas Franklin, 26, of Route 5, was charged by local police this morning with indecent exposure before Junior High School students. Parents reported Franklin parked at Chestnut and Locke Streets and exposed himself as girls passed his car on several occasions. He was held this morning in default of a bond.
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Hilliard Thomas Franklin
Route 5
Franklin
Chestnut and
Locke
Anklin
Bankruptcy Hearing Set For Southland Mills
A bankruptcy hearing is scheduled in Greensboro to determine the disposition of a $39,746.66 bank account from Southland Hosiery Mills held at Guilford National Bank. The bank must show cause why funds should not go to the bankruptcy trustee. Tax liens prompt a December 22 sale of the Southland Mills bry against Theodore and Arlotte S. Samet, totaling $1,195,704.
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Federal
Greensboro
Southland Hosiery Mills
Guilford National Bank
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Southland Mills Bry
Five Davidson Men Enlisted For Navy
Five Davidson County men have enlisted in the Navy and begun basic training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego California. The servicemen are Franklin Elmo Ashby Route 5 James Henry Simms Thomasville Raymond Brice Hedrick Lexington Tommy Joe Parker Route 7 and Charles Alexander Varnadore Jr Southmont
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Lexington
Davidson County
Navy
Navalining Center
San Diego
Calif
Franklin Elmo Ashby
Route 5
James Henry Simms
Thomasville
Raymond Brice Hedrick
Tommy Joe Parker
Route 7
Charles Alexander Varnadore, Jr
Southmont
High Point Community Chest Falls Short of Goal
The 1953 drive for Red Feather services and United Defense Fund totals 11254113 dollars with an estimated 5500 more from outstanding accounts, leaving the campaign about 12000 short of the 130656 goal. Divisions show varied results with four exceeding quotas and discussion of fund allocation at December meeting.
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High Point Community Chest Office
Red Feather Services
United Defense Fund
USC
Jim Smith
Jack Lynch
Robert Davis
Baptists Plan Special Service In Thomasville
Special Thanksgiving services are set for Wednesday night at the First Baptist Church in Thomasville for city residents and nearby areas. Rev. Harold M. Robinson of Memorial Methodist will speak on a rotation schedule with members of the Thomasville Ministerial Association. An offering will aid the Mills Home Baptist Orphanage. Rev. Charles Leek will preside. music by the First Baptist choir. Participating ministers include Rev. Mack M. Summey Rev. Lawrence Leonard Rev. H. B. Barger and Rev. Charles Wessinger.
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Asheboro
Presbyterian Church
Wilbur Groce
First Wesleyan Methodist
Seth B. Hinshaw
The
Friends Church
H. K. Masteller
First Baptist Church
A. N. Freeman
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Robert Smith
Central Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church Choir
Marion Burgess
Carver College
Chile—n Home Society of
North Carolina
Thomasville
Harold M. Robinson
Memorial Methodist Church
Thomasville Ministerial Association
Mills Home Baptist Orphanage
Charles Leek
First Baptist Choir
Mack M. Summey
Carolina Avenue Baptist Church
Lawrence Leonard
Emmanuel
Evangelical and Reformed Church
H. B. Barge
Do mestic Loans of Thomasville Incorporates in North Carolina
A certificate of incorporation was filed for Do mestic Loans of Thomasville Inc a general lending business in Thomasville The authorized capital stock is 100000 and subscribed stock is 300 The incorporators are F H Church Mt Airy Tal Pearson North Wilkesboro and H E Burge Winston Salem
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Thad Eure
Thomasville, Inc
Thomasville
F. H. Church
Mt. Airy
Tal J. Pearson
North Wilkesboro
H. E. Burge
Winston-Salem
Creomulsion Advertises Bronchitis Cure Promise
An advertisement urges quick treatment for coughs and bronchitis warning chronic illness may follow if untreated. It claims Creomulsion loosens phlegm, soothes inflamed membranes and blends beechwood creosote with other medicines without narcotics. It guarantees satisfaction or refund.
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Order of United American Mechanics
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