Bulldogs Beat Asheboro on Asheboro Soil in Ten Year Return
THOMASVILLE students packed a busy week at TSHS with a four day schedule. The Bulldogs defeated the Asheboro Blue Comets away for the first time in a decade. The junior class has raised 1500 dollars of a 5000 goal through a magazine drive. Thursday featured bake sales by National Honor Society, Spirit Juice by Junior Civitan, and club day skits from DECA, National Forensic League, and more.
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Thomasville Debaters sponsor Student Congress event
After school a Student Congress included Allen Jay Andrews Central and Ragsdale High Schools. Debaters discussed bills and resolutions on U S foreign policy and the space program. A pep rally at the square boosted the Bulldogs before their game with Statesville Greyhounds. Freshmen joined the Bulldog family as the new school year began.
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Miss Peters Opens Greensboro Symphony Season
Soprano Roberta Peters opens the 1969 70 Greensboro Symphony Orchestra season in Memorial Auditorium October 28 under conductor Sheldon Morgenstern. Guests include Tessy Spivakovsky, violinist. Veronica Jochum von Moltke, pianist. Jerome Hines returning for a pops concert April 14 featuring selections from South Pacific.
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Scott's Week A Busy One
Governor Bob Scott has a packed schedule. He will attend the Democratic party’s annual Vance Aycock Dinner in Asheville next Saturday. He plans campus and university appearances at King College Bristol Tennessee NC State University Wilkes Community College Pem broke State University and a Co-op Month breakfast at the NCSU Faculty Club.
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High Point Week Sees Heavy Traffic Toll
One person was killed and 29 injured in High Point during the week ending Friday as police report 57 accidents and $27,830 in vehicle damages. Year to date totals show eight deaths, 567 injuries, and $674,109 in damages, with current counts matching or exceeding figures from last year and 1968.
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Three Killed In Accidents In North Carolina
The North Carolina Highway Patrol said at least three people were killed in traffic accidents this weekend, bringing the year’s toll to 1,267 deaths. This compares with 1,346 lives lost in the same period last year.
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