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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1967

Page

5

Mrs Tom Finch Leads Thomasville Hospital Guild Craft Sale

In Thomasville since September about 75 women in the Hospital Guild have created over 2,000 handmade items for a Christmas Treasure House at the W A Kennedy home on Valley Road. From 10 a m to 8 p m Wednesday visitors may tour the Kennedy home, shop the guild wares, and support the new hospital fund. The guild aims to raise money for extra equipment and furnishings as membership nears 100, led by Mrs Tom A Finch, wife of a hospital trustee and head of Thomasville Furniture Industries.

Robert Marks Thomasville Thomasville Hospital Guild Tom A. Finch W. A. Kennedy Valley Road Hospital Guild Kennedy Kennedy Home Guild Finch Meredith Slane High Point Thomasville Furniture Industries

Mrs. Finch Profile Highlights Community Work and Family

Thomasville resident Mrs. Finch is active in local service and education. She helped launch the Home Tours program to fund a remedial reading program and serves on the Thomasville school board. She and her husband belong to several country clubs and have four sons, plus a three year old daughter Merry.

Pine Needle Lane Merry Austin Jack Woodberry School David Sandy Westchester Academy Finch Thomasville

Editor's Notebook laments yellow journalism and moral decline

The piece critiques Newsweek style sensationalism and network TV bias, arguing sex and violence coverage lowers public standards. It asserts media manipulation via dramatic scenes skews perception of protest and revolts, urging restraint and genuine journalism over sensationalism.

Johnsons quiet confidence reshapes presidency and tech ties

Washington column notes Lyndon Johnson shows growing self assurance amid crises. It cites his East Room press conference as a turning point and recalls his long habit of resilience. Also details White House weddings and a push to unify federal computers across agencies.

Leslie Carpenter Washington Lyndon Johnson Johnson East Room

A Time In The Service Distorted by Military Mind Games

A veteran recalls how Army orders shift and frustrate soldiers from Korea to Southeast Asia. Pfc Joe Smith’s 18 month home leave and a canceled port call illustrate rash reassignments, while the author recounts being rerouted from Korea to a desk job as clerk-typist after basic infantry training.

Germany Joe Smith Brownsville Calif Army Smith Fort Hood Texas Southeast Asia Korea F Jackson Landstuhl 95Th Medical Group

Mysterious Tombstone Mystery Baffles Davidson Deputies

Davidson County deputies investigate a rogue tombstone found on Spurgeon Farm Abbotts Creek near High Point Wallburg Road. The stone for John W. A. Hartness 1812 1890 lacks burial records in Davidson, raising questions if it was made locally or sent from elsewhere. Authorities seek clues while the stone remains in the sheriff's office.

Thomasville Sheriff's Department Spurgeon Abbotts Creek High Point-Wallburg Road John W. A. Hartness Hartness South Carolina Infantry Confederate States Army Davidson County South Carolina

Christmas Tree Burn Planned by High Point Fire Prevention Group

The Chamber of Commerce Fire Prevention Committee and the fire department plan the second annual Christmas Tree Burn with city pickups for wrappings and trees. Trees will be ignited at Albion Millis stadium lot, public invited, with a bonfire and entertainment.

Chamber of Commerce Fire Prevention Committee Fire Department Sanitation Division of Public Works High Point Albion Millis Stadium T. G. Shelton

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Tom Finch Memorial Methodist Church Woman’s Society Sedgefield Emerywood Willow Creek Mrs. Finch Slane Hosiery Mills John Willis Slane Jr Hatteras Yacht Co Salem Academy Sweetbriar College McGill University Canada TOM Finch Hospital Guild Jerry Parrish By Jenkin Lloyd Jones Jane Fonda Newsweek America The Angels Playboy Police Gazette Vietnam Hugh Hefner Astarte the Capital White House Lynda Johnson U. S Grover Cleveland John Tyler Woodrow Wilson Eleanor Tower of Babel Uncle Sam Ballistics Research Laboratory Aberdeen, Md., Proving Grounds Government Davidson By Bob Burchette Fred C. Sink Lexington Denton Yale By Braxton Younts Big John Harris Chair City Big John Asheville Raleigh Lynwood Johnson Vic Griffin N. C. Highway Patrol Greensboro Griffin
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