Davidson Girl Wins Scholarship at National 4-H Congress
Mary Sink daughter of D. Clarence Sink of Cotton Grove was awarded a $400 college scholarship at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago recognized as one of six national daily achievement winners. A Central High School junior with 22 4-H shows and 28 ribbons, she is noted for dairy work earning Holstein girl of the year in the state while helping in the family dairy farm. Davidson County milk production topped 12,595 pounds this year.
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Lexington
Mary Sink
D. Clarence Sink
Cotton Grove
Chicago
Sink
Oliver Corp
Central High School
Davidson County
Uwharrie Council Set for 38th Annual Meeting Friday
The 38th annual Uwharrie Council meeting will be at the Women's Club in Thomasville on Friday December 2. About 225 attendees are expected. J Harriss Covington of High Point will preside. Rev Tom Haggai is the principal speaker. W A Dobson regional executive and Gil Pirung regional chairman are invited, per local scout executive Bunn Hackney.
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Uwharrie Council
Women's Club
Thomasville
J. Harriss Covington
High Point
Tom Haggai
W. A. Dobson
Gil Pirung
Bunn
Hackney
Not Guilty Verdict In Fatherhood Case And Other Local Court Actions
Blood test evidence led to a not guilty verdict for Elwood Hunt in a non support case in Recorders Court. Three men faced assault charges with Leroy White convicted, Lonnie Gilbert acquitted, and James Johnson sentenced on abandonment and non support charges with a $300 bond posted.
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Thomasville
Recorders Court
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Elwood Hunt
Jo Ann Marsh
Rt. 1
Lexington
Hunt
Leroy White
Leroy Moses
Franklin Street
Colbert Gilbert
Turner Street
White
Gilbert
Lonnie Gilbert
South Street
Leroy
White) Moses
Raymond Pondexter
Johnson
Realty Transfers in High Point Township
Realty transfers show W W Horton and wife as Horton Furniture Co transferring J N Campbell property lot to themselves and others. C Warren Perry and wife transfer two lots of the Perry re subdivision to Malcolm G Moore and others. Hall to Walter C Huber and wife transfers North Wood Acres lot. Reed Construction Co transfers to J Allen Bling and wife of Clark and Millikan subdivision. Galloway to James M Bean Jr transfers three Oakview estate lots. Linthicum to Joseph E Bird and wife transfers T Y Hamilton property lot. Paul Armstrong and others transfer lands known as Mrs Vail's lots to Nerman Hunter.
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High Point Township
W. W. Horton
Horton Furniture Co
J. N. Campbell
C. Warren Perry
Malcolm G. Moore
Richardson
John FE. Hall
Walter C. Huber
Northwood Acres
Reed Construction Co
J. Allen Bling
Clark and Millikan
Homeless Goat Seeks Haven Near Thomasville Road
A friendly, seemingly homeless goat roams near Light Road in Thomasville. Mrs. Cecil Honeycutt urged deputies to locate an owner. A temporary owner volunteered to remove the goat from the Honeycutt doorway after neighbor Walter Byerly reported the animal visiting his home a week earlier.
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Thomasville
Light Road
Cecil Honeycutt
Sheriff's Department
Honeycutt Domicile
Walter Byerly
Scout Officers To Attend Area VI A Arrow Fellowship
Three Uwharrie Council lodge officers Tom Honeycutt Eddy Koonce and Richard Clapp will attend the Area VI A Arrow Fellowship at Camp Lejeune during the last week of April. About 100 scouters from the council are expected to join.
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Uwharrie
Order of the ‘Arrow
Camp Lejeune
Tom Honeycutt
Eddy Koonce
Richard Clapp
Ithe Uwharrie Council
Ithe Fellowship
Old Belt Leaf Sales Resume After Thanksgiving Recess
Flue cured tobacco auctions resume today on the North Carolina and Virginia Old Belt after the Thanksgiving recess. The belt remains the only one operating in the waning season with three day sales last week averaging 55.51 dollars per hundred, down 1.78 from the prior week. Nine markets closed last week, and nine will operate this week.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Egyptians killed in dynamite blast near Suez
Four Egyptian workers were killed Monday in a dynamite explosion in oil fields in the Abou Radiss area 75 miles south of Suez.
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Suez, Egypt
Abou Radiss
Suez
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High Point, N. C
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