Bond Issues Given Solid Majority In Davidson Co
Davidson County voters approved a countywide bond program by a solid majority across 37 precincts, with about 6,000 total ballots. The proposal funded a new county courthouse and jail in Lexington and a new senior high school building and vocational shop in Thomasville, plus related school facilities. Local officials praised the orderly vote and anticipated future construction steps.
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Davidson Co
Robert Marks
Ryt le Thomasville
Thom Ng Fe Milan
Davidson Councae
Thomasville
Lexington
Hampton
Forsyth
Davie Lines
Fo- Thurman Briggs
Lexirngton
County Ban Elections
D. N. Hunt
Denton
Board of County Commissioners
Davideon County
Davidos
Cart Cc
Ington
George H. Arnold
Church St
Emmons
Hawdy
Abbott's Creek
Alleghancy
Healing Springs
Jackson Hill
Liberty
Reedy Creek
Yadkin College
Briggs
Ministers Protest Gambling In School
Ministers and PTA officials in Thomasville reported no gambling in local schools. The statement followed a protest by the Thomasville Ministerial Association over activities cited as lotteries or raffles in school carnivals, including Halloween events at Main St School. The Rev. Charles F. Leek noted the protest targets any gambling in schools and aims for state and county boards of education action.
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Thomasville — School
PTA
County Ministerial Association
Charlies F. Leek
First Baptist Church
Pew
Leek
ABC
Association
Lex
State Board of Education
County Board of Education
Thomasville Ministerial Association
Beer-Wine Election Delayed by Bond Vote
Davidson County petitions for a beer-wine election are paused as the county elections board rechecks signatures after yesterday's bond issue. Thurman Briggs says signatures will be checked with registration books and the board will issue a call for the vote within 30 days if petitions are in order. About 6,000 signatures were submitted in two groups, Sept. 22 and later. Rev. Ray Swink of Arcadia supervised the petitions.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Thurman Briggs
Lexington
County Elections Board
Briggs
Ray Swink
Arcadia
Davidson Methodist Church
Lodge notices and church meetings listed in local column
The Pride of Guilford Lodge 47 K. O. P. will meet Thursday evening at Pythian Hall on Perry Street. Circle No. 2 of First Baptist Church will meet Thursday at 8 o'clock in the church. The H P N and I will meet Sunday at 4 PM with Mrs. Livian Smith at 315 Fourth Street. Frank McCorkle of 300 Bynum Street is in the local hospital for treatment.
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Guilford Lodge
Pythian Hall
Perry St
H.P.N
Livian Smith
Fourth St
Frank McCorkle
Bynum St
No surgery needed to reduce painful piles at home
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Fragmented Health Ad Suggests Treatments in Piles
Fragmentary OCR shows a chaotic ad or note about pile preparation and relief. It mentions ointment available at druggists and vague warnings about swelling and discomfort. No clear dates or named organizations are readable.
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