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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

17 Sep 1967

Page 36

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1967

Page

36

Increase Corn Yield Randolph Brothers Favor Sod Planting

Staff Writer reports Randolph County farmers Harold and Richard Beeson endorse corn sod planting after observing benefits. They cite soil conservationist J. M. Isley promoting the method and note yields of 900 to 1,000 grains per ear and potential 200 bushels per acre, with labor savings and soil conservation as priorities.

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Cedar Square Harold Richard Beeson Beesons Hesi Tate J. M. Isley Asheboro Harold Loom Randolph County George Stanton Level Cross Stanton Randolph Isley Richard Harold Beeson
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House Burns As Women Keep Talking

A seven member family from Johnsontown Road lost their home and possessions when two women tied up a party line blocked fire alarms. Neighbors reported delays in contacting Pilot Volunteer Fire Dept until a long distance operator connected. Two nearby houses were threatened. the sheriff's deputy said they would assist the telephone company in any investigation.

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Thomasville Jewel Payne Johnsontown Road M. L. Bumgarner Paynes Pilot Volunteer Fire Dept
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Ground-Breaking Held for Saint Paul's Lutheran Church

The Rev. Paul L. Conrad pastor of Saint Paul s Lutheran Church in Statesville led ground breaking ceremonies for a new church building. He is a High Point native and son of Dr F L Conrad longtime minister of Emmanuel Lutheran Church.

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Paul L. Conrad Saint Paul’s Lutheran Church Statesville High Point F. L. Conrad Ars Emmanuel Theran
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