Thomasville Stage Show To Be Given Two Nights
The Jaycee sponsored stage show On Stage America opens tonight at 8 at the Civic Center. Local talent includes Amos and Andy sketches by Thomasville businessmen, plus dancing and singing by local girls. A baby beauty contest runs with one vote per attendee. winners are announced tomorrow night.
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Civic Center
Stage America
New York
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Andy
Ing
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Produc Sa Es
Planning group organizes American Heritage discussions
Thomasville library sponsors an American Heritage Discussion group meeting at 7:30 pm with Rev. Charles Wessinger leading training. civic leaders will set program details. The Ford Foundation series aims to help citizens examine national heritage and democratic principles amid changing times.
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Thomasville
Mary Lee Crouse
Charles Wessinger
Grace Lutheran Church
Revessinger
Winston-Salem
Ford Foundation
America
Wessinger
Julius Green Sr
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Stewart Kennedy
Jaycee
B. B. Still
Woman's Club
Carl Wilson
American Association of University Women
Pricilla Shore
Everett W. Schadt
F. M. Trotter
Lions Club
Elizabeth
Business and Professional Womens Club
Antoinette Earle
Davidson County
Lee Crouse
Thomas
Maryville
Food Handling School Opens In Lexington
Davidson County health officials announce a three day Foodhandlers School starting tomorrow morning at the Lions Den on Carolina Ave in Lexington. Sessions run 9 to 10 30 a m and 3 to 4 30 p m with panels featuring Melvin Broadway McDaniel Canady Parker Clifford Shoaf Wilson Lyle Strickland and others from Lexington Winston-Salem and state health groups.
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Thomasville
Davidson County Foodhandlers
Lexington
Lions den
Carolina Ave
Davidson County
3Day
M. M. Melvin
North Carolina Association of Quality Restaurants
W. A. Broadway
State Board of Health
A. M. McDaniel
State Board
J. S. Canady
Harold E. Parker
Winston-Salem
J. Roy Clifford
First Baptist Church
Wayne Shoaf
A. W. Wilson
Sidney R. Lyle
O. W. Strickland
Health Department
Mary Stevens Class Meets at Green Street Baptist
The Mary Stevens Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 with Mrs L C Underwood at 407 Whiteoak Street. It is noted that Americans receive about 12 percent of a billion free matchbooks yearly and that 19 percent of roads carry 81 percent of traffic in the United States.
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Mary Steven
Green Street Baptist Church
L. C. Underwood
Whiteoak St
The
United States
God’s Fingerprints Highlight Faith and Service
The Rev. Robert G. Tuttle, new minister at First Methodist Church, preached on nature as God’s fingerprints from Matthew 6 26. He urged awe at creation, affirmed God’s care for all, and called the congregation to living faith and active service in God’s kingdom.
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First Methodist
First Methodist Church
Robert G. Tuttle
Father
Four Car Pileup on N Main St Injures None
An accordion like accident on N Main Street in the 1300 block at 1 40 p m involved four vehicles driven by Earl Lee Moses 46 of 512 English Street Billy Ray White 18 Route 3 Robert W Upton Jr 20 of 619 Highland Ave and Claude Bartonfield 28 of Asheboro Bartonfield was charged with following too closely The chain started when Bartonfield struck Upton whose car hit White and then Moses Total damage about 600 with no injuries
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N. Main St
Earl Lee Moses
English St
Billy Ray White
Route 3
Robert W. Upton Jr
Highland Ave
Claude Bartonfield
Asheboro
Bartonfield
Upton
White
Moses
Two Arrested On Liquor Charges In Thomasville
Thomasville police arrested two Negro men on age prohibition law charges after finding bootleg liquor. John Robert Tate, 35, found with about three quarts of white whisky, released on 200 dollar bond pending Recorder's Court. Eddie Ross, 119 West Guilford Street, held on half gallon illicit liquor, released on 100 dollar bond. Coy Newton Clark, 43, of Burlington, jailed for drunken driving and concealed pistol, released on 500 dollar bond pending trial November 9.
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Thomasville
John Robert Tate
Recorder's Court
Eddie Ross
W. Guilford
Driver Escapes Unscathed From Demolished Car
An automobile was demolished after a collision at the intersection of Grace and Lake streets yesterday morning. Bob C. Allman, 18, of 909 Randol St, escaped with no injuries when his northbound car on Grace was hit by a eastbound vehicle. George W. Austin, 25, of 14-E Clara Cox Apts, drove the other car, with damage estimated at 75 dollars. The crash occurred at 9 45 a m. no arrests were made.
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Bobby C. Allman
Randol St
and Grace Sts
Auman
Grace
Lake St
George W. Austin
Clara Cox
Deaths and Funerals in High Point Area
Obituary notices list Melvina L Vuncan 94 of 219 Chestnut St died Sunday after 10 weeks of illness with services at Hi Pines Wesleyan Methodist Church led by three ministers. Also funeral for C L Kanoy 80 at Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church and Thomas J Moser 75 of English St with services at Sechrest chapel. Burial in church cemetery and Floral Garden Park.
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C. L. (Rowe) Kanoy
Abbotts Creek
Kernersville
Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church
W.V. Willard
Mechanicssville Primitive Baptist Church
W. H. Walton
Kaney
High Point Memorial Hospital
Abbotts Creek Primitive
Funeral services held for infant Henry Doyle Lambeth
Funeral services for Henry Doyle Lambeth eight month old son of Doyle Reid Lambeth and Mary Elizabeth Causey Lambeth Route 1 Thomasville were conducted at Unity Chapel Methodist Church. The Rev D G Bridger and Rev G F Overstreet officiated. Pallbearers were Wade Craver Paul Bryant Hollis Black Voyt Haltom. Interment followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery in High Point. The child died in a High Point hospital after five days illness.
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Henry D. Lambeth
Thomasville
Henry Doyle Lambeth
Doyle Reid Lambeth
Mary Elizabeth Causey Lambeth
Route 1
Unity Chapel Methodist Church
D. G. Bridger
G. F. Overstreet
Pentacostal Holiness Church
High Point
Wade Craver
Paul Bryant
Hollis Black
Voyt Haltom
Floral Garden Park
Mrs Lu Ella Conrad of Thom asville Dies at 63
Mrs Lu Ella Conrad wife of Cicero C Conrad died at Route 1 Thom asville Sunday at 4 35 am after five days of illness She was born January 12 1872 in Davidson County She was a member of Pilgrim Lutheran Church for 35 years Surviving are her husband son Clayton Conrad daughter Thelma Conrad and five grandchildren The body was moved from Silver Funeral Home to the residence Funeral services were to be held at Pilgrim Lutheran Church at 3 pm with Rev Q O Lyerly and Rev John Pless officiating Interment was to follow
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Melvina Vuncannon
Melvina Luther Vuncannon
Chestnut St
Vuncannon
Randolph County
Hilary
Jean Graves Luther
Lewis Vincannon
High Pines Wesleyan
E. W. Jones
LU Ella Conrad
Thomasville
Cicero C. Conrad
Route 1
Conrad
Davidson County
Conrad Hill
Pilgrim Lutheran Church
Clayton Conrad
Thelma Conrad
Siler Funeral Home
Cotas
Q. O. Lyerly
John Pless
Funeral services for Kenneth B Jarrett in Asheboro
Kenneth B Jarrett 31 of Asheboro died yesterday at his brother E B Jarrett’s home in Archdale from gunshot wounds deemed self inflicted by coroner. Survived by wife Fannie Lane Jarrett three daughters Susan Patsy Judy one sister Henrietta Connor five brothers E B Jarrett Hazel E Jarrett C N Jarrett H G Jarrett Roland Jarrett Funeral 2:30 p m Tuesday Central Falls Baptist Church with burial at Oaklawn Cemetery remains at Pugh's Funeral Home until 30 minutes before services Rev G F Settlemeyer to conduct rites.
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Kenneth B. Jarrett
Asheboro
E. B. Jarrett
Archdale
Fannie Lane Jarrett
Susan
Patsy
Judy
Henrietta Connor
Central Falls
Hazel E. Jarrett
Franklinville
C. N
H. G. Jarrett
High Point
Roland Jarrett
Oboro
Central Falls Baptist Church
Pugh
Oaklawn
G. F. Settlemeyer
Pee
Four H club youths to be honored in six district observances
Approximately 570 district winners in 4-H projects will be recognized at six district events in Asheville Charlotte Fayetteville Greensboro and Wilson. Banquets tours and programs sponsor the district recognition with about 200 4-Hers expected at each event.
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L. R. Harrill
State College Extension Service
Asheville
Charlotte
Harrill
Battery Park
O. H. Phillips
Fayetteville High School
Fayetteville
Worton’s College
Greensboro
Mary Sue Moser
St. Peter’s Episcopal
Lyman Dixon
East
Wilson Moose Hall
Margaret Clark
Northeast
College Farm Head to Speak At Washington Outlook Conference
C B Ratchford head of farm management and marketing extension at North Carolina State College has been chosen as one of four agricultural college representatives to speak at the Agricultural Outlook Conference in Washington DC from today through Friday. About 250 representatives from colleges and the US Department of Agriculture will attend. The theme is Adjustments Farm Families are Making to the Cost Price Squeeze. North Carolina farm families report increasing output reducing expenditures for capital goods cutting operating costs and trimming family living costs. The conference aims to share outlook information and ways to relay it to farmers with a Carolina come meeting to follow starting November 5. Secretary of Agriculture Benson will be among the principal speakers.
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C. B. Ratchford
N. C. State College
Agricultural College
Agricultural Outlook
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ratchford
North Carolina
Carolina
Te Ege
Benson
Tar Heel Gardener by John 4 Harris
Jim and Charlie discuss home fruit growing and the effort involved. The narrator advises that fruits demand care, warns against minimal spraying, and shares preferred varieties by region. He favors using fruit as landscape, noting pecans for shade, figs and grapes for edgings, and apples and pears as ornamental trees.
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Tar Heel
John 4. Harris
Coming Events for 4 H and Tobacco Shows Across North Carolina
A list of upcoming events from October into November includes Junior Tobacco Show Sales in Greensboro, Reidsville, Winston-Salem, and other towns. 4 H Pullet Shows in Goldsboro Currituck Trenton Spruce Pine and Ford County. Fence Construction Demonstration in Durham County. Oct 31 includes 4 H District Recognition Days and a Hereford Sale in States. Fat Stock Show and Sale in Asheville on Nov 4-5.
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Greensboro
Goldsboro
Currituck
Reidsville
Durham County
Trenton
Winston-Salem
Spruce Pine
Ford County
Statesec
Asheville
Farm income mix shifts toward meat and dairy products
The United States gross farm income shows meat animals and dairy products surpassing other crops. In early 1953 Choice beef averaged 23 percent higher retail prices than earlier, while lamb ran about 1 percent lower. Price supports for 1954 grains remain at parity levels.
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United States
Try and Eges
Hog production to rise in 1954 with fall price dip
United States hog production is expected to increase in 1954 as spring pig crop hogs move to market and prices are anticipated to ease in the fall.
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United States
United States beef consumption trends rise and fall
Per capita beef consumption in the United States shows a rise from an earlier level to about 1.6 pounds, with projections of a possible drop later but staying around one and a half pounds. The fragmented text indicates a historical view of diet and commodity demand.
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United States
Cotton output for 1953-54 expected to rise
The nation's 1953 54 suot cotton is estimated to be percent larger than last year.
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