Earle Ludgin Joins Bennett Advertising as Copy Chief
Bennett Advertising announces the appointment of Earle Ludgin Jr. as copy chief. The Chicago native comes with 11 years at major agencies including Fosse Cone & Belding Leo Burnett Armour Kraft Kimberly-Clark and has written for job training and two Chicago newspapers. He joins Bennett as part of an expansion plan with offices in High Point Charlotte and Raleigh serving six accounts in the Carolinas and Virginia.
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Bennett Advertising, Inc
Earle Ludgin Jr
Ludgin
Armour & Co
Kraft Foods
Kimberly-Clark
Colums
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Daily News
William R. Henderson
Bennett Advertising
Bennett
Decorating Conference Is Slated Here
A statewide interior decorating conference for Senior Girl Scouts opens today and runs through Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ida Jane Johnson says it is the first such conference run by a Girl Scout council in the country. Scouts will visit local firms Alderman Studios American Supply Co Schoonbeck Furniture Co Globe Furniture Co space in Exposition Building Tomlinson of High Point and Artistic, Inc. A picnic at Camp Keyaunee is planned for tomorrow night. The closing meeting in the Sky Room will feature talks by staff from Myrtle Desk Co.
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Ida Jane Johnson
Keyaunee Area
Girl Scout Council
Alderman Studios
American Supply Co
Schoonbeck Furniture Co
Globe Furniture Co
Exposition Building
Tomlinson of
High Point and Artistic, Inc
Camp Keyaunee
Myrtle Desk Co
Wild Cats Plan for Reunion in High Point North Carolina
National Adjutant George A Owl announced plans for the 46th Annual Reunion of List Division Wild Cats to be held in High Point North Carolina from September 2 to 29 1983. Local officials and civic leaders expect a large turnout with hundreds in attendance. The reunion includes World War I veterans who served in the 21st Division and are members of the association.
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High Point
N.C
George A. Owl
Merce
Owl
Race Crisis In Perspective and the long road to freedom
A sweeping historical narrative traces slavery from early Atlantic trade to its legal and social codification in the United States. It links the rise of cotton and the gin to economic necessity, outlines abolitionist movements, and notes key figures and laws shaping Black rights. The piece emphasizes gradual progress from punitive codes to landmark rulings and the enduring fight for equality.
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Portugal
America
United States
Roger B. Taney l
Dred Scott
Eli Whitey
Greer
Savannah
Southland
Cotton
Alexander Stephens
Georgia
Confederacy
Academy Grads Given Guard Commissions
Two high pointers from Headquarters Battery and a fifth Artillery unit were made lieutenants in the North Carolina Army National Guard announced by Gov. Terry Sanford. They are NC Military Academy Fort Bragg graduates Reginald D. Gay and James W. Campbell, noted among distinguished graduates. About 40 percent of U.S. overseas trade value and nearly one million passengers pass through New York Port annually.
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Ne’groes
Virginia
Atlantic
America
New World
Guinea
Gold Coast
Gamb l
Senegal
Wiliam Byrd
Earl of Egmont
New Guinea
Col. Byrd
Balia- Yon
Fifth Artillery
High Point
North Carolina Army National Guard
Terry Sanford
North Carolina Military Academy
Fort Bragg
Reginald D. Gay
James W. Campbell
U.S
New York
New Hospitality Hostess Named in High Point
Mrs Annette Boss of 813 Eastchester Dr has been named the new Hospitality Hostess for High Point. She will visit newcomers, welcome them with gifts and letters from the mayor and the governor, plus information from the Chamber of Commerce and churches. Supporting merchants include Thomas Lewis Prudential Insurance and others.
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Annette Boss
Eastchester Dr
High Point
North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce and
Churches
Thomas Lewis
Prudential Insurance
Martin’s Cleaners
Snow Studio
Hedrick Coal & Gil Co
Elwood Barbershop
Calhoun Drug Store
Hazel's Beauty Center
Colonial Store
Henry Shavitz Inc
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Cowthird
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George Washington
John Adams
Africa
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Brunswick
Maine
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Beecher Stowe
U.S. Supreme Court
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John C. Call
Kentucky
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Senator Factory
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Justice Hart
Appomattox
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Ith Amendmen
Justice B. Brown
Higan
Uncle Tom
Simon Legree
Capitol Hill
Brooks
South Carolina
Florida
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