Linking the Schools And the Community Editorial
Scotland Neck principal Morris S. Clary contributes a guest editorial in North Carolina Education arguing for stronger school community links. He advocates community-based internships and shared facilities, linking vocational training and adult education to local labor needs while preserving decentralization and democratic ideals.
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Maren
North Carolina Education
Morris S. Clary
Scotland Neck
Clary
Roanoke Rapids High School
NCEA
Halifax County
United States
William G. Carr
The
Educational Policies Commission
Nail Down the Drawbridge to a Twelve Month School Plan
The text hints at a full year program of education ensuring the school plant and its facilities remain in constant use. It emphasizes a steady, continuous schedule throughout the year. No dates or named entities are provided.
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Stoddard
Roanoke Rapids Sealed Bids Called for Municipal Cemetery
The city will accept sealed proposals for a Municipal Cemetery construction including bituminous paving curbs storm drainage water distribution and grading. Bids due by 3 pm April 15 1946 with plans at the City Clerk or Philip D Freeman Norfolk Virginia. Deposit 15 dollars. returnable to bona fide bidders. Bids require a 5 percent certified check or bid bond.
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Roanoke Rapids
North Carolina
Philip D. Freeman
Adams Building
Norfolk
Virginia
Notice to bidders for Roanoke Rapids project contract
The city of Roanoke Rapids North Carolina advertises bidding on a project with terms allowing withdrawal before closing, but none for 80 days after opening. The right to reject all bids or waive informalities is reserved. Bidders must be registered to do business in North Carolina under general contracting laws. Ruby W Mincher, Clerk. 4-11-ch
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North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Ruby W. Mincher
Forest Fire Aftermath Warns of Loss and Carelessness
A farmer describes how a backfire saved his house but destroyed the barn stock and standing timber. He warns that drought and storms will worsen floods, and urges Smokers, Campers, Brush Burners, and Saw Mills to follow fire prevention rules to avoid further tragedy.
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Bill
Pine Needle Creek
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