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6 Retiring Teachers Honored by Board

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An article from the Willkes Journal-Patriot on the honoring of 6 teachers, including Mrs. Grinton (second from the right).

Card From Jeremiah Osborne

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A card from a Lincoln Heights student, Jeremiah Osborne, to Mrs. Grinton dated 1987.

"Dear Mrs. Grinton,

I liked the corn fritters and the butter churn. I liked your cooking. Thank you.

Love,
Jeremiah Osborne"

Citizens Award for Elizabeth Grinton

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An announcement of Elizabeth Grinton receiving the WKBC Citizens Award.

Elizabeth Ann Parks High School Diploma

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A copy of Elizabeth Ann Parks Grinton's high school diploma, awarded from Lincoln Heights High School.

Elizabeth Grinton Pay Stub From Lincoln Heights

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One of Elizabeth Grinton's pay stubs from Lincoln Heights.

Elizabeth Grinton: "Up To The People Now"

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A photo of Elizabeth Grinton in front of Lincoln Heights after its closure as a school.

Family History of Brack Sylvester and Elizabeth Ann Grinton Parks

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An autobiographical, handwritten account of Brack Sylvester and Elizabeth Ann Parks Grinton by Elizabeth Grinton.

High Point Public Schools Teaching Application

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Elizabeth Grinton's teaching application for High Point Public Schools.

Letter from County of Wilkes Inspections Department to Elizabeth Grinton

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This December 11, 1996 letter from the County of Wilkes Inspections Department to Elizabeth Grinton describes the renovations to the Lincoln Heights Rosenwald building that were needed in order for it to be considered for use as a charter school.