Chamber Seeks 400 Rooms For Market
The High Point Chamber of Commerce seeks 400 rooms for visitors to the southern furniture market. Executive vice president George Covington says 200 rooms are needed for normal growth and replacement of lost spaces, plus another 200 for anticipated attendance tied to the October start of the National Furniture Mart. Residents with rooms and private baths are urged to contact the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hawkins
George Covington
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Maryfield Fund Drive Reaches Target for Nursing Home
The Maryfield campaign to raise 284 150 for a new Nursing Home on Old Greensboro Road succeeded. Pledges and cash contributions climbed after the solicitation period and surpassed the goal by a few dollars when a donor added 1 000 in cash. A second bid opening yielded gratifying figures and letters of intent to sue were noted.
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Maryfield
Greensboro Road
Eee
Chamber of Commerce re-evaluates housing list for visitors
Maryfield chamber chair Leo J. Heer leads a renewed housing push as bids await North Carolina Medical Care Commission approval. The group plans to improve visitor lodging, recheck a list once 1000 rooms strong, now about 700, and start October market reservations while noting private homes remain key but reduced.
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North Carolina Medical Care Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Covington
Espe
Chamber
Be Explorers Heirs Dreamers Tell Grade Graduates
Dr J Ralph Jol ly, president of Greensboro, told High Point College graduating seniors during the commencement exercises they are heirs to the wisdom of the ages. He urged mastery of facts, reading, thinking, and clear expression to handle the tools of mathematics and understand their total environment.
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J. Ralph Jolly
Greensboro
High Point College
Jolly
Five Point Plan For UA Revealed
Fred Swartzberg, general chairman, unveiled a five point program for this fall's United campaign. The pledge urges firms to contribute fair share funds, offer payroll deductions, inform all employees, set aside time for participation, and permit use of the firm name in advocacy.
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United Campaign
Fred Swartzberg
Eee
Fl Cereus
Teh Poot
Swartzberg
Ite
Ssamaeleien
Ledford Schedule Inaugurates 1964-65 at Ledford High
Thomasville Ledford High School sets the 1964 65 year opening for August 28 at 830 am with orientation and registration from 830 to 1130 am and a regular 830 am to 3 pm schedule starting August 31 The cafeteria opens August 31 with lunchroom staff listed and a long faculty roster including principal Carlyle L Cox and other teachers at Ledford High School.
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Thomasville
Ledford High School
Baxter Hayworth
Clyde Motsinger
Ray Weavil
Clyde Payne
Holland Craver
McKinley Bohannon
Ledford
Ges
Mir, Michael
Codension Eula Ivey
Doris Blackwell
Kaye Blakley
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Piles
An old advertisement claims over a million dollars yearly on remedies for itch of piles. It promotes Peterson's Ointment as cooling and astringent, says relief comes in minutes, and offers a 70 cent box or 1.5 tube applicator with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Ady
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Maryfield Council
HPC
Elmer Horton
Dr. Jolly
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Harold Emm
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Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Leighton Hilton
Billy Garrison
Bobby Bruton
Bobby Michael
William Hudson
Robert Tobin
Phyllis Morgan
James Morgan
Lee Harvey
Jeanette Huffman
Ned Hudson
Ester Kee
Carlyle L. Cox
McKin
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Music and Art Center
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