Randolph County Fair Opens With Free Acts and Dances
The tenth annual Randolph County Fair starts Tuesday at the Asheboro Fair Grounds. Festive tents rise along the midway, free acts and fireworks headline evenings, and square dancing draws dancers from surrounding counties. Live stock exhibits showcase pure bred cattle as Homecoming day on Friday welcomes back residents and visitors alike.
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Longest Sweet Potato Dug By Archdale Gardener
Allen Mitchell of Archdale showed an 18 inch sweet potato dug from his garden. He said it was the longest sweet potato he had ever seen.
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North Carolina Fox Hunt Set At Sedgefield
Plans finalize for the annual North Carolina Fox Hunt to be held at Sedgefield Country Club October 21 to 24. About 1 000 riders and several hundred dogs expected. sponsors include the North Carolina Fox Hunter's Association led by J M Hendrix of Greensboro.
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Johnson City
Richie Ritchie To Speak At Central Friends Meetings
William H. Ritchie of Philadelphia will speak at neighborhood prayer meetings this week at 8:30 PM as part of the city evangelistic campaign. Tuesday with Mrs Hicks on Asheboro. Wednesday with Mrs Weaver in Roland Park. Thursday with Mrs Tomlinson in Emerywood. Friday with Mrs Harmon on North Main.
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Asheboro Street
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Roland Park
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Emerywood
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Sunday Services In High Point Churches
Rev. J. C. Peeler preached at First Reformed on Turn Ye From Your Evil Ways and Keep My Commandments. He urged turning from sin as God pleads with men, noting Christ’s return is sure and sudden. Evening talks by Mr. Ritchie at Central Friends Church promote Good News and Springs of Water for the Thirsty with 7:30 p.m. services each night.
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Salvation Army Evangelistic Campaign Opens in Charlotte
Salvation Army began a citywide evangelistic campaign led by Staff Captain and Mrs. George Gilks of Charlotte. Gilks spoke at morning on the Last Supper and at evening on Daniel 5:6 warning against false weights in judgment. Three converts were reported. Children’s choir of 40 sang. Ensign and Mrs. Patterson of Greensboro to lead tonight with their band. Tomorrow Rev. G. T. Tunstall to preach. Rev. George T. Stevens to oversee the week.
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Greensboro
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East Green Street Baptist
Return of Our Lord Theme At First Presbyterian Service
Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers preached at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening about The Return of Our Lord. He cited Thessalonians noting four indisputable facts about Christ's return as the last chapter opens.
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Evening services schedule with themed nights
Point are invited. The service this evening will be Officials Night. Tuesday evening will be Family Night, while Wednesday evening will be Church Membership Night. In addition there are three junior church services for children above eight at 3 30 p m Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons.
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Point
Prize Winning Play To Be Presented At Greensboro
Strange Interlude by Eugene ONeill Pulitzer prize play, produced by The Theatre Guild, Inc., comes to the National Theatre Greensboro on Thursday October 23. The five hour show includes a dinner break from 7:40 to 9:00 p m and features asides revealing characters inner thoughts, a hallmark of ONeill drama.
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Dealers Hold State Convention in High Point NC
A state-wide convention of Freeport Illinois based Furst and Thomas household goods dealers was held at J. J. Schubb's home in High Point with a noon lunch at the Elwood hotel. About 35 attendees included O. E. Stoner Asheville and J. R. Apple Gibsonville among others from Can dler, Albemarle, Wingate, Marshville, Hickory, Shelby, Asheboro, Stoneville, Madison, Salisbury, Pilot Mountain and more.
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Freeport
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J. J. Schubb
Montheu Avenue
Elwood Hotel
O. E. Stoner
Asheville
T. W. Gray
Enfield
H. D. Cohn
Candler
J. W. Goodman
Albemarle
J. R. Apple
Gibsonville
A. B. Loflin
High Point
M. L. Baker
Wingate
Hoyte Smith
Marshville
R. M. Throneburg
Hickory
F. R Turner
Shelby
A. C. Pugh
Ashesboro
G. E. Grogan
Stoneville
W. L. Martin
Madison
B. H. Ralston
Salisbury
Carl Covington
Pilot Mountain
Fisherman Aids Young Eels Over Waterfall at Newcastle-Emlyn
In Newcastle Emlyn England a fisherman assists young eels to pass a waterfall. The scene highlights local efforts to help wildlife navigate a barrier while preserving river life.
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