Ten finalists vie for 120 dollars in Toy Town coloring contest
Ten youngsters from Greater Gastonia advance to the final round of a coloring contest sponsored by Toy Town Inc. The finalists will compete tonight at the store for prizes totaling 120 dollars. First prize is a 50 dollar government bond, second 25 dollars, third 10 dollars, and seven others receive 5 dollars. finalists were chosen from entries promoted by The Gazette.
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Greater Gas- Trania
Toy Town, Inc
Gazette
J. C. Ramsey
Toy Town
Armstrong School
Bruce McLean
Cumberland
Betty Jean Smith
South Oakland
Brenda Sue Moore
West Second
Polly Beth Carpenter
South York
Glenn Picklesimer
Banlo
Betty Jean Stewart
Alma Gene Dellinger
Gastonia
Mary Dee Peach
Park Lane
Linda Holloway
Dallas
Gill Littlefield
Fairmount Park
trailer life draws retirees to mobile homes trend
A North Carolina observer reports on the rise of mobile homes among retirees as a cost effective, simple living option. Divers describe trailer parks as community hubs with fixed homes, utilitarian spaces, and minimal upkeep while planners note the expanding market and park developments. In Raleigh, cottonseed meal processing is cited as a $170 million South gain supporting livestock feeds.
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Bradenton
Fla
Boston
Westport
Diver
Naugatuck
Raleigh
South
North Carolina State College
F. H. Smith
State Department of Agriculture
North Carolina Feed Manufacturers Asociation
State College
Circle Gives Christmas Party At Davenport Home
Mrs. James L. Davenport hosted the Junior Business Women's Circle of First Baptist Church for their annual Christmas party on South Main Street. The event featured evergreen decorations a Christmas centerpiece lighted tapers and a three course dinner for twenty four guests. Rita Greene presided and Mrs. Charles Moffat led the program as gifts were exchanged.
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Mount Holly
James L. Davenport
First Baptist Church
Davenport
South Main Street
Rita Greene
Charles Moffat
Cornerstone Ceremony Set at Pisgah A. R. Presbyterian Church
The cornerstone laying will be held Sunday at 3 pm on Linwood for the Pisgah A. R. Presbyterian Church. The sanctuary groundwork is complete and the structure should finish in early spring. Dr. Mark B. Grier presides with assistance from Dr. J. W. Carson of Garrison Memorial A. R. Presbyterian Church in Bessemer City.
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New Pisgah A. R. Presbyterian Church
Linwood
Mark B. Grier
J. W. Carson
Garrison Memorial A. R. Presbyterian Church
Bessemer City
Gambler Cohen To Stay Jailed
The Ninth U S Court of Appeals denied bail for gambler Mickey Cohen pending appeal from conviction of income tax evasion. He has been in Los Angeles county jail since July 9 after a five year sentence and a $10 000 fine for evading $156 000 in taxes.
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San Francisco
U. S. Court of Appeals
Mickey Cohen
William Denman
Cohen
Los Angeles
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