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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1968

Page

13

Heritage Furniture to Expand Showroom in High Point

Heritage Furniture Co plans a 15000 square foot expansion at 1690 English Rd in High Point. Six Associates of Asheville designs the project. R K Stewart & Sons will build. Work begins after the furniture market and aims for October use with a 60 foot southwest addition, upgraded lighting, two display levels, larger parking, and enhanced offices and dining facilities.

Heritage Furniture Co English Rd High Point Six Associates of Asheville R. K. Stewart & Sons

Central High Students Prepare for Elections and Activities

Central and Andrews High Schools plan elections for next year with sophomores and juniors vying for executive board posts during first period on Tuesday and Wednesday. Ruth Goodman leads drama rehearsals for four one act plays. National Forensic League debaters Tommy Wright Joe Loveland Alice Price and Debbie Bennett will compete at UNC Chapel Hill next weekend. Bob Cook receives the Dr W J Scott Scholarship. The golf team won last week at Forest Park. Baseball stands at 3 losses. Upcoming away games at Smith and Page High.

Central Andrews High Ruth Goodman National Forensic League Tommy Wright Joe Loveland Alice Price Debbie Bennett University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Bob Cook W. J. Scott Forest Park Dudley Civitaing Smith High School Page High School

William Penn Yearbook Highlights and Concerts

The week featured senior plans and transfers as the fifth six week period ended. Two French skits were performed during assembly. William Penn Concert Band earned superior ratings at the Central District Band Festival, and the Virginia Union University Choir appeared in concert at 4 p.m. with accompanist Miss Fredericka Dixon.

France Louis XIV William Penn A&t State University Penn Compoo Probaby Carter Pearl Virginia Union University North Carolina Fredericka Dixon

Griffin Band Wins Superior Rating at District Festival

The Alfred J. Griffin Junior High School Band directed by J. Y. Bell performed at the Central District Festival at A T State University Greensboro. They played Normal March and Occasional Suite receiving superior ratings from all judges. A flute solo by Brenda Christian earned high marks.

Alfred J. Griffin J. Y. Bell A&t State University Greensboro Griffin Band Bennett Handel Brenda Christian

Elks Plan Health and Education Program with Noted Speakers

Dr. J. L. Jones and Prof. W. E. Stanton will be guest speakers at the Elks Annual Health and Education Program. The event is at the Elks Rest on Sunday at 4 o'clock.

ELKS J. L. Jones W.E. Stanton

Friendly Neighbors Club Meeting at Mrs Pemberton Home

The Friendly Neighbors Club plans a 4 p.m. meeting today at 1703 C Leonard St the home of Mrs Mary Pemberton. Members gather for neighborly activities and community updates at the residence.

Friendly Neighbors Club Mary Pemberton Leonard St

Firemen and police aid at Southern Furniture Exposition

Firefighter Capt. W. Metcalfe Gene Long and Officer A. R. Perry volunteer during the Southern Furniture Exposition Building market week. They check passes offer first aid and assist visitors from 9 to 7 wearing uniforms and provide public relations. The trio note diverse attendees several women fashion details and occasional pass mishaps while stressing their role as helpful, approachable guardians.

Tal Capt. W. Metcalfe Gene Long A. R. Perry Ean United States Exposition Building Metcalfe Long Perry

Army sizes on eve of Civil War in 1860 report

The Encyclopaedia for 1860 states the Union Army had just under 13 000 men while the militia totaled over 2.7 million.

Encyclopaedia

Lutheran Men's To Open Sunday

The Northern District Lutheran Men of North Carolina will hold their Spring Meeting Sunday at 3 15 p m at Alamance Lutheran Church in Alamance. District officers are President Emery R Hollar of Lexington vice president Frank E Lentz of Winston Salem secretary James Warner of Lexington and treasurer Harold Hearne of

North Carolina Alamance Lutheran Church Alamance Emery R. Hollar Lexington Frank E. Lentz Winston Salem James Warner Harold Hearne High Point

Mighty Kings to Sing at Two Local Churches Today

The Mighty Kings will perform at St Mathews Holiness Church on Meredith Street at 3 p.m. and again at New Hope Baptist Church at 7 30 p.m. today, inviting community worshipers to attend.

Mighty Kings St. Mathews Holiness Church Meredith St New Hope Baptist Church

Gospel choir event to aid missionary drive in Winston Salem

The Silver Tones of Winston Salem and The Gospel Keys Emmanuel Jubilee Gospel Chorus join other groups to present a program today at 3 p m. at Pilgrim United Church of Christ on Brooks Street to support Missionary No III.

Silver Tones Winston- Salem N. C Gospel Keys Emmanuel Jubilee Gospel Chorus Missionary No. III Pilgrim United Church of Christ Brooks St

Bethlehem Baptist Church Family Night Service Tonight

Family Night at Bethlehem Baptist Church invites all to join services at 6 30 p m with a focus on family activities and community worship.

Bethlehem Baptist Church

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