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Thomas Supports
Pearsall School
Plan Amendments
H. Lee Thomas, superintendent
of the Moore County school sys
tem, has announced his support
of the Pearsall school plan.
In commenting on the plan Mr.
Thomas said, “I favor the pro
posed ■ Constitutional Amend
ment and Implementing Acts re
lating to public education adopt
ed by the 1956 extra session of
the General Assembly.
Presbyterian Men
Plan Fall Rally
“If it is adopted at the polls on
September 8, desegregation of
our public schools can proceed
orderly and systematically. On
the other hand, if the proposal
fails to be adopted, there will re- A *. (JamP MonrOC
suit much strife, confusion and!
bitterness which could destroy
support for the schools.
Brickmaking was taught to
Europeans by the Eomans.
During the thirteenth and fif
teenth centuries, brick were used
freely and effectively m the
building of great cathedrals and
halls.
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The annual Fall Rally of the
Men of the Church of Fayette
ville Presbytery will be held at
Camp Monroe in Scotland Coun
ty Wednesday night, September
12, with Dr. W. T. Thompson of
Richmond, Va., as guest speaker,
according to an announcement
by Jerome B. Clark, Jr., of Fay
etteville, program chairman for
the occasion.
Dr. Thohipson, who is modera
tor of the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church in the
United States, will speak on
Chistian Family Life.” Since 1920
he has been Professor of Christ
ian Education ■ and Lecturer in
Pastoral Theology at Union The
ological Seminary in Richmond,
and is one of the most sought-
after speakers in the Southern
Presbyterian church.
R. D. McMillan, Jr., of Red
Springs, President of the Fay
etteville Presbytery Men of the
I Church is urging each of the 96
/churches in the presbytery to
have a good delegation in attend
ance to join in the rally and hear
Dr. Thompson.
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junction with the fall meeting of
Fayetteville Presbytery which
will convene at Camp Monroe on
the next morning, Thursday, Sep
tember 13 at 9:30 a. m. Many of
the delegates to Presbytery at
tending the Men of the Church
Rally are expected to spend the
night and be on hand for the
Presbytery meeting the next day.
A. L. Burney of Southern
Pines, chairman of District Six,
Men of the Church, , is working
hard to have every one of the 10
Presbyterian churches in his dis
trict well represented at the
meeting.
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