New Church Planned In Archdale
Archdale prepares to open a new Methodist church on Highway 311 about two miles south of town with services starting Jan 5 1964. A brochure distribution led by Rev Coy L Brown Jr and Dr Ralph Taylor explains purpose funding and facilities while Brown serves both Archdale and Northwood churches in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
New Methodist
Highway 311
Coy L. Brown Jr
Ralph Taylor
High Point
Methodist Church
Brown
Northwood Methodist
Eastchester Dr
Northwood-Archdale
Taylor
Lyndhurst Dr
Patseavouras Earns Civic Honor In North Carolina
Mrs Patseavouras daughter of Rocky Mount leaders and widow of John Patseavouras built a community role across Randolph and High Point. She led rabies control efforts, joined Junior Woman's Club, and contributed to Red Cross work while raising three children and worshipping at Emerywood Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount High School
Raleigh
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
John Patseavouras
Rocky Mount
University of North Carolina
John
Asheboro
Otteray Dr
Patseavouras
Red Cross
Greensboro National Life Insurance Co
Karen Finch
Kathryn Leigh
Mary Kristina
Dean Co. assets sold to new firm led by Connelly
Four top executives of The Dean Co. Chicago acquire substantially all assets. The Dean Co. will operate as The Dean Co. with Ted J. Connelly as president and CEO. James Vaughan in charge of Olympic Manufacturing Division. J G Goldston Jr. to supervise U.S. veneer sales. Edward V. Horton heads Dixie Veneer Division in Portsmouth. Thomas A. Dean to retire in 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dean Co
Chicago
Ted J. Connelly
Connelly
James §. Vaughan
New Corporation
Olympic Manufacturing
Gresham
Ore
Com
Pany
Vaughan
U. S
J. G. Goldston, Jr
High Point
Norfolk
Vir
Edward V. Horton
Dixie Veneer
Portsmouth
Africa
Latin America
Orient
North Carolina
Virginia
New Dean Co
Leonard R. Sandberg
Edward H. Hildwein
Sandberg
Thomas A. Dean
Predecessor Company
Community Analysis Compiled for High Point Region
The Chamber of Commerce prepared a Community Data Statistical Analysis for the Commerce and Industry Division of the State Department of Conservation and Development. Phil Clarke led the effort at the request of James R. Hinkle to aid efforts to attract more industry to North Carolina. The report covers water and sewer systems taxes industrial sites health facilities transportation facilities and average area wage rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Commerce and Industry
State Department of Conservation and Development
Phil Clarke
James R. Hinkle
Hinkle
North Carolina
Civil Suit Filed By Meat Cutter In Gastonia
Alton B. Bell a 50 year old Gastonia meat cutter sued the estate of Mrs. Mary Lou Smith in Superior Court for 100000 dollars claiming defamation of character tied to a murder investigation last summer. Smith now in Dix Hospital Raleigh had accused Bell of killing Nelson Smith on June 19. Bell was jailed four days during the investigation. Smith later admitted killing her husband and tried to frame Bell. Officers cleared Bell of any connection with the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
Bessemer City
Superior
Alton B. Bell
Mary Lou Smith
Dix Hospital
Raleigh
Smith
Bell
Jacqueline Kennedy’s tribute duties at Arlington National Cemetery
The passage describes Jacqueline Kennedy selecting memorial designs for her husband’s Mass of requiem, reciting beloved Scripture, quoting his inaugural speech, and hosting foreign leaders in Spanish after Johnson’s pledge for progress. She sits with the Kennedy family at Hyannis Port, offering forgiveness to the assassin in a display of faith and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Hyan‘nis Port
Red Cross Seeks Willing Recruits For Aid Effort
A partial transcript shows a speaker stressing the need for cooperation and understanding to advance relief work. The speaker asserts that success hinges on willing recruits joining the effort and supporting the Red Cross mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
North Carolina Health Education Convention Meets in Dec
The 16th annual North Carolina Association of Health Physical Education and Recreation convention will be held December 5 to 7 at High Point Central High School. Key speakers include Lloyd Hathaway Dr William Cartwright Miss Lois Edinger and Dr Mary Beyrer. Teachers coaches and administrators from schools and colleges will attend the three day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
June P. Galloway
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Numing
Ncahper
Lloyd Hathaway
Winston-Salem
William Cartwright
Duke University
Lois Edinger
UNCG
National Education Assn
Mary K. Beyrer
Ohio State University
Hathaway
NCEA
Cartwright
James Conant
Edinger
Governor’s Commission On Educational Television
Dr. Beyer
Health Education
Aahper
Ethel Martus
Uncg Health
AHPER
National Association
Ellen Griffin
Tony Simeon
High Point High School
Roberta Messenbrink
Smith High School
Greensboro
Assault Charged To Man On Walnut Street
A Walnut Street dispute ends with Robert Teele alleging Max Carswell assaulted him with an open knife. Carswell fled but was captured and posted 200 bond. Separately Gilbert Stone was charged with public intoxication after attempting to bond for his wife Mavis Stone and was jailed awaiting bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
P. D. Wood
C. B. Housand
Wood
Housand
Robert Teele
Walnut St
Max Carswell
Carswell
Gilbert Stone
Chestnut Street
Stone
Mavis Stone
Shaw Cook
Lt. Cook
Railroad negotiations put into hands of attorney
Thomasville officials transfer rail talks to City Attorney Ford Myers to seek repairs on rough crossings by Southern Railway. Councilman Dal Styers cites high costs to widen Turner Street and danger on Julian Avenue trestle, urging meeting with railroad decision makers to advance a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Burts
Thomasville
Dal Styers
Transportation Committee
Ford Myers
Southern Railway
Styers
High Point
J. W. Gessner
Turner Street
Liberty Drive
Julian Avenue
Traffc
Gessner
Loftin Street
Myers
Ford
Cancer Board Meets Monday
The local American Cancer Society chapter will meet at 12 15 p m at Adams Memorial YWCA. The session, postponed from last Monday after President John F Kennedy s death, resumes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Cancer Society
Adams Memorial Ywca
John F. Kennedy
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City
Finch
Hugh Manley Finch
Pamlico Sound
High Point Enterprise
J. G. Goldston JR
Jacqueline
Himself
Sit
Perpetual
N. Main St
Cancer Board
Avi Itt
Jarrett
N. Wrenn
College Village
Dial
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