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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1967
Page
9
At Legionnaires gathering ent were Jim Fowler of Charlotte department membership chairman Alvis Carver of Dunn past department commander W Paul King department Getters president and Glenn Walker department vice commander.
The Coleman Furniture Company enlarges its display to the 12th and 13th floors of the Southern Furniture Exposition Building in Pulaski Virginia, tripling space to 30,000 square feet. The plan showcases all 63 designs and finishes, emphasizing simple elegant decor to highlight furniture and boost the firm’s image.
A notice records a change of address with the new contact number 886 1450 and street location 104 West Washington Street. The brief item conveys relocation details for a resident or business.
An 11 year old girl Joyce Headon of Willis Street was killed in High Point pending investigation. Edward Macon 20 and Charles Royal 26 were the other drivers in the two vehicle crash on W Green. Royal remained in critical condition at High Point Memorial Hospital. Funeral plans for Headon were incomplete. A second crash on Rockford Road and Ferndale injured 16 year old Thomas Sarda and involved 63 year old William Reitzel Pitts with total damage about 650 dollars.
James Biller, HUD public relations officer, toured the East Central Urban Renewal Area in High Point. He met with W. E. Stanton and neighborhood leaders to review self help programs and rehabilitation work. Biller praised the area’s home ownership rise and plans for 500 new housing units near East Central, including Green Drive public housing.
ASHEBORO Pandolph Technical Institute held an open house with Mort Branson and John Robinson welcoming visitors. Rain threatened but did not deter attendees as the event showcased classrooms and labs. The theme was Your Future is Our Concern at RTI.
In Bonn West Germany doctors reported Konrad Adenauer gravely ill with flu and bronchitis for a second day. The 91 year old former Chancellor rested quietly without pain as Prof Adolph Heymer of Bonn University Hospital noted no fundamental change in his condition.
Johnston joins four industry leaders on a panel led by Max Meeks at the era Furniture Exposition Building. Dan H. Edmonson of Kroehler predicts continued good business as retailers offer better displays and access to spending. L. S. Gilliam Jr. expects buyers seek ideas beyond new merchandise, while Joseph E. Huffman calls for a fresh term for plastics. Edmonson foresees further technology driven shifts away from natural materials, and Gilliam emphasizes conceptive selling and customerizing furniture as High Point attendance is expected to rise between Monday and Tuesday.
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