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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1968
Page
13
Woodard warns skilled labor shortages and industry consolidation will reshape market schedules in the South. He suggests one annual market for styles, warns against rapid changes, and notes buyers complain during High Point markets while expecting no immediate overhaul.
The Church of the Nazarene reports in a advertisement that Sunday school enrollment rose by 57,000 to reach 963,525.
Competition Machine No 4 from page 11 A notes Mrs Buchanan runs a reservation clearing service tied to the western Furniture Highway. She reports fewer than 12 rooms booked at the last market and explains crosschecking to avoid double bookings while ensuring buyers have a reserved room on arrival. The system partners with motels in Hickory Statesville Lenoir Morganton and nearby towns.
Kenneth Wooten, a Raleigh attorney and commission member, announced Coverdale and Colpitts will advise a blue ribbon commission researching highway financing needs and management. The consultants will be paid per diem and will perform an audit type study rather than a comprehensive review.
A 60 year old Randleman man Grant Noel remains in critical condition at High Point Memorial Hospital after a single engine plane crash near Carr Airstrip Tuesday night. Hospital officials say his condition is unchanged from yesterday.
The saying notes faultfinders carry a microscope but rarely examine themselves, suggesting critics focus on others rather than self scrutiny.
Four people were arrested Friday on charges of assault with deadly weapons in Thomasville. Deputies detained Gertrude M. Cecil, 28, of Forest Park Drive on a threat charge, with other arrests handled by city police.
A reflective line notes that human errors repeat across time, implying familiar patterns in decisions and outcomes. The phrase emphasizes cyclical behavior rather than fresh novelty. It traces a universal caution about repeating past misjudgments.
Betty Jo Simms 25 of Kahler Street faced charges for striking Jimmy Johnson with a stick. Steven Charles Swink 22 of East Street and Herbert Wayne LePradd 29 of Unity Street were charged with threatening to cut Albert Ayers. A separate report notes a shooting intent involving David W. Cecil.
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