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Country
Mexico / Spain / /
Currency
cent / USD / /
Event
M&A / /
Facility
Sunset Barbershop / Home Building / McCrary Hosiery Mill / Asheboro-Randolph County Public Library / Randolph County Library / Sunset Theatre building / Cinema Treasures / Bar-B-Q Restaurant / /
IndustryTerm
church services / then operator / young local contractor / Internet Article / paint room / /
Movie
The Cock-Eyed World / Merry Dwarfs / Zorro / /
Organization
North Carolina Community Foundation / BIG PARTY / Timken Foundation / Baptist Church / Community Foundation of Randolph County / /
Person
Chip Womick / Edgar Cheek / Felix Ward / David Smith / Bill Hoover / Dixie Lee / Richard Keene / Vernon Johnson / Raymond Allred / Sue Carol / Emily Redding / David Jarrell / Dick Stone / H. Bunting / Phil Kemp / Joe Trogdon / William C. Holleyman / Jr. / Bob Williams / Jack Smith / Justin Luck / Ann M. Hoover / Hal Hussey / J.F. White / Jr. / Merry Dwarfs / C.C. Cranford / Kirby Cox / Mac Whatley / Larry Penkava / Volney Phifer / Jeff Schwarz / Zane Grey / Hal Johnson Sr. / Lloyd Kemp / Lowell McKay Whatley / Jr. / Allie Kemp / /
Position
Captain / local businessman / Mayor / president / architect / general manager / local historian / premier / campaign co-chair / first proprietor / current Randolph County Commissioner / Author and writer / soldier head / Director / professional local sign painter / long operating manager / writer / Asheboro Mayor / young local contractor / Asheboro City Mayor / campaign co-chair and former mayor / /
THE HISTORY OF THE SUNSET THEATRE Summarized By Randle E. Brim The historic premier theatre house in Asheboro, N.C. is the Sunset Theatre. Ground for the new construction was first broken on or about June 17, 1929. By th