High Point banker Fred Alexander honored by hometown
Fred W. Alexander, native of Mecklenburg County and Shelby, builder of High Point Savings and Trust Co., becomes a leading bank figure in High Point. He rose from local schools to president, with family ties, church work, Kiwanis, and extensive civic involvement shaping a planned 1962 bank rebuild and growing regional service.
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Vera Idol
High Point Savings and Trust Co
High Point
Fred W. Alexander
Alexander
Fred William Alexander
Mecklenburg County
Shelby
Matthews
Sharon
John R. Alexander
Fred Alexander
Charlotte
Hezekiah Alexander
Mecklenburg
Jessie McGinn Alexander
Fred
T. M. Samonds
H. B. Lockwood
Robert Flennikan
Bleeker Alexander
Robert Alexander
Citizens Bank
J. R
Lawrence Alexander
Sharon High School
Evangelist
Billy Graham
King's Business College
Morris Plan Bank
Bank of Charlotte
Bank
Union Trust Co
Blanton
James T. Bowman
Bowman
United States
First National Bank of Shelby
H. N. Williard
Aloise Smith
Portsmouth
Queens College
Travelers Insurance Co
Alexanders
Janet
Stephen
Steve
Northwood
First Presbyterian Church
Parkwood Dr
Cherokee Hills
Carolinas
Kings Mountain
Murphy
Shelby Club
Boys Club
Cleveland County
Jesse Taylor
Parks and Recreation
Cleveland County Boys Club
Parks Commission
Red Cross
United Fund
High Point Kiwanis Club
Electronic Accounting Card Corporation
High Point Hotel Co
Shernon Hotel
High Point United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Down Town Development Committee
Jesse Washburn
Urban Renewal Commission
North Carolina
Fred W, Alexander
Emerywood Studios
W. S. Clarida
Elma Ellis
Plan for Action aims to revive High Point downtown
City planning official John Sun touts the Plan for Action as a roadmap to a beautiful and profitable downtown with no traffic congestion and easy parking. He notes 17 projects in two years and urges enthusiastic citizen participation to keep the revitalization moving forward.
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High Point
John Sun
City Planning Department
Sun
Downtown High Point gets new looks in two year plan
John Sun outlines map linked improvements in the downtown area over the past two years. Projects include Sears remodeling, Wrights Clothing Store, Belk Beck Co storefront updates, Center Theatre color theme, Dr Marshall E Ginsberg office, New South Furniture Plaza and Motel, Harlees Two Deck Parking, First Methodist Church Education Building, City County Building, New YWCA Building, Main Street Resurfacing, Sheraton Place access, New Goodrich Store, Southern Furniture Exposition expansion, Old Wesley Memorial razing for bank, and Mendnhall Moore Realtors new parking and interior.
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High Point Savings
North Main Street
Wrenn
Sheraton Place
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Chestnut Street
J. Elwood Cox
Elwood Hotel
South Main Street
North Main St
S. H. Hilliard
Washington Street
Methodist
Chuch
Wesley Memorial
Hilliard
Cox
Ed Ragan
Pha
Alexaner
H. N. Williard
Alexander
Nan Garland
John Sun
City Planning Department
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Sears, Roebuck and
Wright's Clothing Store
N. Wrenn Street
Belk-Beck CO
Center Theatre
Marshall E. Ginsberg
NEW South Furniture
Harlee
Main Street
Harlee’s
First Methodist Church
YWCA
Textile Insurance CO
Met
N. Wrenn
N. Hamilton Streets
Goodrich
Southern Furniture Exposition
Southern Furniture Market
Wrenn Street
Old Wesley Memorial Church
Mendenhall-Moore Realtors
Sears, Roebuck and CO