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dale, C., who completed
his high school education in
High Point and now makes his
home there. He holds the A. B
and J. D. degrees from North
Carolina Central Univeristy,
and was an honors graduate of
the university's school of law.
Judge Chess, who was ap
pointed as a Special Superior
Court Judge by Gov. Bob
Scott on November 4, 1971,
has been a member of the
North Carolina bar since 1958.
He is admitted to practice in
the North Carolina and U. S.
Supreme Courts.
He has served on the State
Board of Higher Education and
was a member of the Warren
Study Commission whose re
port led to the reorganization
of higher education in North
Carolina. He has been a memb
er of the Board of Trustees of
Winston-Salem State Universi
ty, vice president of the Na
tional Alumni Association of
NCCU and president of the
High Point chapter of the
NCCU alumni association.
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developed skills in carpentry
and electrical work.
Since drama students at
Evansvi lie are expected to learn
all aspects of stagecraft,
Charles will find these skills
of particular help in building
sets and setting up stage light
ing. They'll also come in handy
in helping him find a part-time
job to meet some of his college
expenses.
Job Corps has been a real
turning point in Charles' life.
It has tuaght him skills and
given him an opportunity to
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"The formal Christmas
shopping season opens to
night."
"You can't lose."
"I can be shut out be
fore I make my candy for
tune."
"You're orazy."
"I'm a weak vessel, lady.
Let's get lost."
Effie rushed about making
ready to close shop.
Chad drew a cup of coffee
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from the sparkling coffee-urn.
He didn't like what he was
doing, but Effie was no small
temptation.
"We have company!" Effie
yelled in a panicstricken voice.
Chad looked up and steeled
his body to meet the challenge/
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-Workers
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Company produces a variety of
textile products. In September
1971 it began phasing out pro
duction at three mills produc
ing coarse cotton yarn. This
action was attributable ' in
major part to increased im
ports of like or directly com
petitive products.