Energetic Trinity Woman Named Citizen of the Year
Zeola Gilbert English of Archdale Trinity is honored as Citizen of the Year by Triad Civitan Club. Randolph County native, she has traveled and worked nationwide and internationally while leading and supporting women’s groups, libraries, and extension homemakers, promoting community service and ERA.
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Zeola (Gilbert
Trinity
Triad Civitan Club
Randolph County
New York
Detroit
Boston
Brooklyn
Portland
St. Paul, Minn
Norway
Scotland
Holland
England
Germany
Denmark
Elizabeth
ERA
T.A. English
Associated Country Women of the World
National Council On Extension Homemakers
Hawaii
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon Homemakers Club
County “Extension Homemakers
High Point
United Methodist Church
Triad United Methodist Home, Inc
Winston-Salem
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Children’s Department
Extension Service of North Carolina
Archdale Public Library
N.C. Council of Women’s Organizations
Programs Services
English
State Farmers Home
Extension Homemakers
Old Trinity School Board
North Carolina Grange
N. C
Progressive Farmer
Raleigh News and Observer
Farmer
J.S. Sikes
Gilbert R. English
Portland, Or
Lynwood
Guilford Technical Institute
A Visit To An Old Fire Truck At City Lake Park
Braxton Younts recalls a day with his three year old grandson at City Lake Park. The old fire truck attracts kids and inspires playful imagination and friendly interaction among children and adults alike. He also notes ducks at the lake, mail catalogs, upcoming fall weather, and a bicycling couple's Pennsylvania Dutch meals leaving him envious.
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City Lake Park
Unlikely Hot Weather Stories From Davidson Dateline
Davidson County schools have closed due to extreme heat with superintendent Derwood Honeycutt tasked to monitor conditions and decide on possible early dismissals. The column playfully muses on heat tied outcomes including dismissals, classroom incidents, and speculative headlines.
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Davidson County
Thomasville
Supt
Derwood Honeycutt
Liberty Drive
Kern Street
Thomasville Senior High School
Paul Shore
White collar crime costs threaten the U. S. economy
The piece argues crime costs, notably white collar theft, dwarf defense spending. Government studies find crime unsolvable by spending, with examples of large stores facing repeated theft, organized internal fraud, and the rise of "theft clubs" among employees, while domestic and international bribery are described as pervasive.
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Caplan
Organized Crime
US. of A
Editor's Outlook Coercion in HEW Order Scrutiny
An editorial criticizes federal overreach through HEW and court orders on racial integration in UNC and Langston University. It argues unelected officials impose quotas as goals, threatens punitive funding, and urges direct, candor driven actions to resist coercive mandates.
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Congress
Washington
WBTV
Charlotte
N.C
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
University of North Carolina
HEW
UNC
Gobbledygook
Supreme Court
U.S
Langston University
Oklahoma
Langston
Pitcairn
Concord
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Saul D.astor
94Th Congress
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National Institute of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice
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