High Point Banker Clarence Allred Named North Carolina National Bank Leader
Clarence M. Allred, senior vice president of the former Security National Bank and a key High Point banking figure since 1933, leads North Carolina National Bank after its 1960 merger. The profile traces his roots in Guilford County, family ties, civic work, and devotion to banking, education, and community development.
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Vera Idol
North Carolina National Bank
High Point
Security National Bank
Clarence M. Allred
Clarence Malcolm Allred
Climax
Greensboro
Guilford County
Malcolm Lindsay Allred
Worthville
Randolph County
Elizabeth Peace Curtis
Rowland
Robeson County
Malcolm L. Allred
Bethlehem Methodist Church
Pleasant Garden
Gordon C. Allred
M. L. Allred and Son
Gordon Allred
Clarence Allred
Elizabeth Curtis Allred
North Carolina
John A. Curtis
Curtis Packing Co
J. van Henderson
John Reynolds
Campbell
Calif
John Brooks
Danville
Charlotte
Margaret June Moore
Pennsylvania
June Moore
Allred
Queens College
Alfreds
Peggy
Albert Stuart Hart
Lynne
Ferndale
Arbordale Dr
Chamber of Commerce
High Point Merchants’ Assn
Three Cities Development
High Point Rotary Club
High Point Executives Club
Emerywood
Sedgefield
String and Splinter Club Inc
S. Main St
E. W. Freeze
W. H. Slane
Slane
Earl Phillips
American Commercial Bank of
S. Main Street
College Village
James M. Reams
W. Green Street
R. E. Clement
Alfred
J. Ed Pleasants
Allen J. Parker
Consumer Credit Department
Richard Davis
Ronnie Falls
Mr. Allred
Zane Grey
University of North Carolina
Emerywoed Studie
Presbyterian Home Director Addresses Club
Richard A. Short, executive director of the Presbyterian Home, Inc., spoke to the Rotary Club about facilities and services for elderly residents. He said the home is not a nursing home, serves 102 residents, and offers admission regardless of money, with those who can pay $175 per month. financial aid is provided by the Presbyterian Church.
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Richard A. Short
The
Presbyterian Home, Inc
Rotary Club
Presbyterian Church
From Java to America High Points New Home
Hans and Inga Rotemeyer former prisoners of war from Java arrived in High Point with plans to start anew. They live with Noah and Mrs Myer on Model Farm Road and seek employment in engineering and office work while adjusting to American life. The couple values television car culture and bowling and plans to move to the Allen Jay House for a solo residence near Springfield Church.
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Braxton Younts
High Point
Hans
Inga Rotemeyer
Java
Dutch East Indies
Malang
Djokgakarta
Burma
Bandung
Holland
Inga
Zwolle
Hague Polytechnical Institute
Hague
America
Zweelle
Indies
Netherlands
Indonesia
The
U. S
Church World Service
Rotemeyers
Dora E. Richardson
Springfield Friends Meeting
New York
William Haworth
Noah G. Myer
Model Farm Road
Myers
Mor-Lo Co
Mangum Avenue
England
Rotemyers
Allen Jay
Springfield Church
Senior High Senior High High Points Mardi Gras Show Success
The 1961 talent show at HPHS themed Mardi Gras drew praise for music and scenery. NROTC scholar Bill Vick heads to UNC on full four year Navy scholarship. Junior Class nominees include Taylor, Lewis, Conrad, Koonce and others with campaigning limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HPHS
New Orleans
Bill Vick
NROTC
University of North Carolina
Bill
Navy
Ronnie Taylor
Eddie Lewis
David Conrad
Eddie Koonce
Susanna Bell
Carol Norman
Charles Morgan
Jerry Lawson
Douglas Lain
Allison Shivers
Tully Crockett
Patty Lewis
Local Students and Teachers Endorse Television Instruction
North Carolina Educational Television WUNC TV has earned broad support from superintendents principals teachers students and parents. A questionnaire shows strong approval for ETV in schools with high marks for improved courses teacher professional growth and student learning benefits.
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Pat Alspaugh
Greensboro
North Carolina
ETV
Charles W. Phillips
Woman's College
Wunc-Tv
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Woman’s College
State College
Raleigh
South Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Dean B. Pruette
High Point City
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First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Home
Hans Retemeyer
Inga Retemeyer
Nancy Idol
Dai Baylei
Rebecca Hester
Helen Miller
Ferndale Junior High School
Susan Hendrix
John Knight
Charlie Huneycutt
Barry Hyman
Vocational Industrial Club
Philip Teer
Bobby Hedrick
Barry Wray
Talmadge Ellington
Jimmy Martin
VIC
N.C. Vic
Roy M. Carter
Mike Harwood
Asheville
Hester