Barn Dinner Theatres Planned for Southeast Expansion
Barn president Howard D. Wolfe announced plans to build 24 Barn Dinner Theatres in the next two years in the Southeast under a Holiday Inn franchise. Each theatre requires about 100000 dollars, includes land and building costs, and Holiday Inn will take about 3 percent of gross plus a 500 dollar upfront fee. The first Barn opened in Richmond, followed by venues in Charlotte Raleigh and near the Greensboro Airport with more in Atlanta and Roanoke. The 250000th North Carolina patron is expected in August with about 12000 dollars in prizes planned. Franchisees receive menus management operations patents trademarks guidance and inspections.
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Barn
Howard D. Wolfe
Wolfe
North Carolina
Holiday Inn
Richmond
Charlotte
Raleigh
Greensboro-High Point - Winston-Salem
Atlanta
Eastern Music Festival ends at Guilford College after prosperous fifth season
The Eastern Music Camp and Festival closes its fifth season on Guilford College campus with two hundred young musicians, 17 concerts, and guest artist Stephen Manes. Conductors Morgenstern and the Guilford faculty receive praise for unified, vibrant performances of works by Beethoven, Bartok and more to a cumulative audience of about 6,000.
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Guilford College
Sheldon Morgenstern
Guilford Musical Art Center
Art Center
Hindemith
von Weber
Grainger
Sousa
Ravel
Mozart
Brahms
Wagner
Gershwin
Dvorak
Copland
J. Strauss
Beethoven
Schumann
Bach Liszt
Chopin
Prokofieff
Schenberg
Hanssen
Bernstein
Stravinsky
Stephen Manes
Morgenstern
Guilford Musical Arts Center
Funeral for W. H. Saunders 85 on Hilltop Street
Funeral services for William H. Saunders 85 of 816 Hilltop St will be held Wednesday at 4 pm at First Baptist Church on E Washington Dr with Rev. George L. Brown officiating. Burial in Greenhill Cemetery with Masonic rites. The body remains at Hairlip Funeral Home until placed in church one hour before services. The family will receive visitors tonight 7 to 9. Saunders died Sunday at home. he was a longtime butler for the J Elwood Cox and J E Millis households.
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W. H. Saunders
Hilltop St
First Baptist Church
E. Washington Drive
George L. Brown
Greenhill
Hairlip Funeral Home
Mr. Saunders
J. Elwood Cox
J. E. Millis
Obituary notices for Mesimer and Mathews in North Carolina
Mrs Mesimer of Thomasville dies after 15 year illness at City Memorial Hospital in Greensboro area. She is survived by seven children, two sisters, two brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral set at Siler Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Hughes Grove Cemetery. James Carl Mathews of Greensboro dies at 59 after brief illness. Survivors include a son and daughter, sisters and a brother. Funeral at Brown's Funeral Home Chapel.
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Thomasville
Mary Pullum Mesimer
Underwood Drive
City Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Joe Pullum
Maud Hunt Pullum
William C. Mesimer
William Moss
High Point
Carlene
Betty Mesimer
Tony
Jimmy
William A. Mesimer
W. H. Williams
H. L
Ray Pullum
Siler ‘Funeral Home
J. B. Stutts
Hughes Grove Baptist Church
Greensboro
James Car
Mathews
Rosetta St
Moses Cone Hospital
James C. Mathews
Jersey City
N. J
Greensboro man dies at 79. funeral set for Wednesday
Robert Thomas King 79 of 218 S Eugene St died Monday at Moses Cone Hospital after a 10 day stay. He was a photography salesman. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Chance of Topline Tex Mrs Williams of Baltimore Md and Mrs Worelle of Cripple Creek Va and six brothers Ray King Archdale Samuel King High Point Gordon King Burlington Raymond King Reidsville Frank King California George King Kansas. Funeral at 11 a m Wednesday at Hanes Lineberry West Market Street Chapel.
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Greensboro
Robert Thomas King
S. Eugene St
Moses Cone Hospital
Thomas Chance
Topline
Tex
Penn Williams
Baltimore
Gene Worelle
Cripple Creek
Ray King
Archdale
Samuel King
High Point
Gordon King
Burlington
Raymond King
Reidsville
Frank King
California
George King
Kansas
Hanes-Lineberry West
Death of Fred Lee Coppley Former Lakeside Hardware Operator
Fred Lee Coppley 60 of Southmont died Monday at Lexington Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He operated Lakeside Hardware Store until retirement a year ago. The body is at Davidson Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Lexington
Fred Lee Coppley
Southmont
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Lakeside Hardware Store
Davidson Funeral Home
Funeral services for William Franklin Myers
Funeral for William Franklin Myers 66 of 205 Polk Street was held Monday at Siler Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. D W Long officiating. Pallbearers included James Lambeth Weldon Daniels Carl Barnes Donald Griffin Larry Robbins. Burial followed in Holly Hills Cemetery. Myers died Friday in a Winston-Salem hospital.
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Thomasville
William Franklin Myers
Polk St
Siler Funeral Home
D. W., Long
James Lambeth
Weldon Daniels
Carl Barnes
Donald Griffin
Larry Robbins
Holly Hills
Mr. Myers
Winston-Sa
Mrs Henry Hulin burial at Clarksburg Church
Mrs Henry Hulin 59 wife of Henry Hulin and Route 1 resident died Saturday in City Memorial Hospital. She was held Monday afternoon at Clarksburg Methodist Church by Rev. Odell Coggins and Rev. Robert L. Taylor with burial in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Bobby Lee Gordon Charlie Ray Gordon Jimmie Lee Hunt Charlie Gray Hunt Ray Callway and Tommy Hulin.
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Henry Hulin
Thomasville
Addie Cleta Gordon Hulin
Route 1
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Odell Coggins
Robert L. Taylor
Bobby Lee Gordon
Charlie Ray Gordon
Jimmy Lee Hunt
Charlie Gray Hunt
Ray Callway
Tommy Hulin
Hulin
City Memorial Hospital
Funeral for Crawley B Howard
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 30 p m at Cumby Chapel for Crawley B Howard age 7. Rev I P Rutledge officiated and burial followed in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Pallbearers were J R Whissner Jake Jacobs Roy Rouse J A Lee Richard Jones and T G Madison. Howard died at his home on Saturday at 502 Everett Lane.
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C. B. Howard
Crawley B. Howard
Cumby Chapel
I. P. Rutledge
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
J. R. Whissner
Jake Jacobs
Roy Rouse
J. A. Lee
Richard Jones
T. G. Madison
Mr. Howard
Everett Lane
William Henry Grubb dies at 90 in Lexington
William Henry Grubb 90 died Monday at Lexington Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are set for 4 p.m. Wednesday at Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel.
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Lexington
William Henry Grubb
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel
Married Men Safe From Draft For July Elsewhere In August
Mrs. Peggy Hulin, clerk of the High Point draft board, says married men not called by July 30 should feel secure for another month. The board targets 30 calls by Aug 30 and will send 74 men to Charlotte for examinations on Aug 11. Only those married before Aug 26, 1965 retain draft protection. marriages after that date cancel the delay.
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Peggy Hulin
High Point Selective Service Board
Charlotte
Hertz Opens New Office In High Point City
Hertz System Inc. opens a combined car and truck rental office at 706 Ward St in High Point. Warren Hamilton serves as station manager and Larry Waiman as rental rep with a fleet of five cars and 12 trucks including vans stake bodies and dump trucks. The office links to the Hertz network for reservations, marking Hertz’s first owned High Point location after previously operating from the Magic Block with J C Welch Motor Co.
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Hertz System Inc
Ward St
Warren Hamilton
Larry Waiman
Hamilton
Hertz
Hertz Company
Magic Block
J. C. Welch Motor Co
High Point
Eckerd Drugs Declares Dividend and Expansion Plan
Eckerd Drugs Inc announces a 15 cent per share common stock dividend and 50 cent per share preferred stock dividend payable August 29 to holders of record August 8. President Ed M O Herron Jr. says six new Eckerd stores since April 1 bring total to 49 with three more planned in Albemarle Kinston and Macon Georgia.
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Eckerd Drugs Inc
Charlotte
Ed. M. O’herron Jr
Eckerd
Albemarle
Kinston
Macon
Lexington Avenue Baptist to honor new members at picnic
New members are to be honored by Lexington Avenue Baptist Church at a picnic supper tomorrow night. The 6:30 p.m. event will be held in the fellowship hall and is open to all church members.
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Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
$300 000 Suit Is Dismissed
Dr. J L Fritz of Asheboro sued Richardson Merrill Inc and William S Merrill Co over Mer-29 alleging stomach cancer, skin and hair changes. The case was dismissed by agreement with defendants to pay court costs and settle all matters. The dismissal filed in U S District Court states settlement terms not disclosed.
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Greensboro
J. L. Fritz
Asheboro
Richardson-Merrill Inc
William S. Merrill Co
U.S. District Court
Dr. Fritz
Princess Alexandra Gives Birth To Daughter
Princess Alexandra, 29, gave birth to a daughter weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces. The infant becomes 17th in the royal succession. The princess and baby are reported well. husband Angus Ogilvy is a Scottish businessman, son of the Earl and Countess of Airlie. The couple wed in 1963 and have son James Robert Bruce Ogilvy.
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London
Alexandra
Angus Ogilvy
Earl
Civitan Talk Highlights Beauty and Blight in High Point
Twilight Civitan Club heard color slides by Mrs. R. W. Lindsay on High Point as All-American City sights and eyesores. Honorary membership was granted to Charles Spencer. Wilson Rogers announced a Zone 1 Council meeting in Fayetteville on Aug. 13 and a Colonial Country Club picnic on Aug. 15. The club approved sponsoring a Salvation Army Boys Club Little League football team next fall.
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Twilight Civitan Club
High Point
R. W. Lindsay
Lindsay
Charles Spencer
Thomasville Club
Wilson Rogers
Zone 1
Fayetteville
Colonial Country Club
Charles Oakes
Kerr Elected Associate Member of PRSA
P. Douglas Kerr of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn High Point has been elected an associate member of the Public Relations Society of America. He is director of public relations for the SFMA and has over a year in PR. He formerly worked as a reporter in North Carolina and New York and held PR roles at Syracuse University Greensboro College Guilford College.
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P. Douglas Kerr
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
High Point
Public Relations Society of America
Furniture Manufacturers Trade Association
Kerr
SFMA
North Carolina
New York
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
Greensboro College
Greensboro
Guilford College
Boy Scouts
The
American Assn
Sigma Delta Chi
Hollywood shifts as Batman tops TV trends
Hollywood notes rapid shifts in TV as ABC's Batman gains momentum and NBC plots Dick Tracy style adaptations. Reports predict a surge of space age and SF shows next season with Star Trek and Time Tunnels, while NBC offers early sneak previews amid network scheduling tensions.
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Hollywood
ABC
NBC
U.N.C.L.E
CBS News
CBS Reports
Television Listings for Charlotte and Roanoke Area Stations
Daily schedule rundown lists programs for WSOC WBTV WSLS channels including Gen. Hospital Combat Yng Married McHale s Navy Match Game Fugitive News Tonight Show Hunt Brink Clown Carnival Laredo Dr Kildare Petticoat Junction CBS Special Weather and Movie listings with times and channel numbers for Charlotte and Roanoke markets.
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Chan
WFMY
WSJS
Lloyd Thaxton
Cheyenne
Highway Patrol
Walter Cronkite Huntley-Brink
CBS
WSOC
Charlotte
Gen. Hospital
McHale’s Navy
Midwest
Dobie Gillis
Hunt.Brink
Zane Grey
WSLS
Roanoke
Dr. Kildare
Ken Murry
Death Valley
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