Burton Upholstery Alters Leadership and New Appointments
Retirement of Burton Upholstery officials R. Allen Burton and L. G Monroe announced yesterday. C Harland Burton named president and treasurer. C L Burton becomes executive vice president. Joy A Burton serves as secretary. Haley Transfer and Storage names William C Brady sales and traffic manager for new warehousing operation. Brady, a High Point native, brings six years in traffic, joining from Marsh Furniture and holds industry memberships. He and wife Wanda Ridge reside at 425 Dogwood Dr. Armstrong Cork awards at Lancaster honored High Point reps R D Gates Jr and G S Williams for sales improvements and convention attendance. Hoover Ball and Bearing Co Universal Wire Spring Division plans a new 22,500 sq ft plant on Sinclair St with 50 staff at start, rising to 100. Charles Snavely to manage the plant. Sanford Furniture confirms no immediate plans for 970A property. Security Standard Investment stockholders elect Lewis Einhorn president as merger with Inter-American Trust Co. proceeds. Christmas tree display at Northside Supermarket beautified by O R Neighbors Jr.
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William C. Brady
Haley Transfer and Storage Co
Howard J. Haley
Brady
High Point
W. Brady
High Point College
Wake Forest
LaSalle University
Marsh Furniture Co
Armstrong Cork Co
Lancaster
R. D. Gates Jr
G. S. Williams
Peerless Inc
Armstrong
Universal Wire Spring Division
Hoover Ball and Bearing Co
Sinclair Street
Edgar Snider
John F. Daly
Universal Division
Georgetown
New Terminal Opens in Columbus For Johnson Motor Lines
Johnson Motor Lines Inc opens a Columbus Georgia terminal with J D Fralish as terminal manager and J Q Crawford along with W B Walton directing sales. The move expands service along the Atlantic Seaboard from Florida to Maine, improving local customer coverage.
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Johnson Motor Lines Inc
Columbus
J. D. Fralish
Burnham’s van Service Inc
J. Q. Crawford
W. B. Walton
Johnson
Florida
Maine
Belief in the evil eye across Turkish and Arab cultures
The article notes that some modern Turks and Arabs hold that horses and camels, along with people, can be harmed by the evil eye. It explains the belief that certain individuals can injure or kill through a glance, reflecting enduring superstitions in these societies.
Farm Bureau Opposed To Controls At Chicago Convention
Washington AP The American Farm Bureau Federation opens a five day Chicago convention to map its program for greater farmer prosperity since World War II it has opposed government controls on production pricing and marketing. It remains against Kennedy administration supply management and favors market price guided production with action against price fixing inflation and efforts to expand markets both domestic and foreign.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
The
Farm Bureau
National Grange
National Farmers Union
Orville L. Fresman
Kennedy
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Burton Upholstery Co. Inc
R. Allen Burton
L. G Monroe
C. Harland Burton
C. L. Burton
Joy A. Burton
National Furniture Traffic Conference
Wanda Ridge
Dogwood Dr
Charles Snavely
Kentucky
James Naylor
Sanford Furniture Co
Sanford
Thomasville
American Furniture Co
American Square
Northside
N. Main Street
O. R. Neighbors Jr
By Joe Brown
Dixon and Hauser
Certified Public
Charles L. Odom, Jr
Dixon, Hauser and
Odom
E. Westwood Avenue
High Point, N. C
Pinnacle Industries
Wright Homes
Fed
Shell Homes
Wa Aerosonics
Allvac Metals
Superior Cable
Thermo Plastics
Beaman Engineering
Piedmont Aviation
Downtowner
National Development
Pearce-Lible Citizens & Southern ¢ Moore Handley, Inc
Wise Homes
Pital
Sho
N. Car
Nat'l. Bank
Reinhard & Company Inc
Park Ave. S
New York
Southern Rep
Otis L. Holland
Greensboro
Gro-Bite
MA Moore Handley Holways
Gulf Cities Gas
Nat'l Dev Corps Adams Engineering
National Food
Aerotron
Gulf Life Ins
Hamilton Mfg Pot Nationwide Homes
Hanes, P
Nat'wide Homes
Amer. Com
Harris T’ter Spr
American & Efird Holiday Inns
Nat'l Life & Accid
American Discount
American Fidelity Life
Hayek Corp
Nat's Old Line Life
M's
Inter Mtn
American Life
Interstate Life
Nat Bank
Atlanta
BBS
Inv
Syn of Canada
N. C. Telephone
Irving Trust Co
Occidental Life Eee
Bassett Furniture
Ivey, J. B. & Co
Bevis Shell Homes
Blue Bell, Inc
Jackson Minit
Bowater Paper
Jefferson Lake Petro
Peninsular Life
Jefferson Ltd. Life
M. C. Finance
Kaiser Steel
CFM Corporation
Kale Homes, Inc
Piedmont Nat ‘ Cannon Mills
Kavanagh Smith O_q
Kentucky Central
Rowe Furn
Carolina Tel & Tel
Shield Bantam
Central Telephon
al Life Companies, Inc
Nyt Central Vermont Stent
Lilly & Co
Scott Foresman Colonial Stores
Lucky Stores
Scott Mattson Farms
i! _Maxson
W. L. Corp
Sec
Diversified Shs
Col
McLean Industries
Sec Life & Trust
Colorcraft Corp Eee Miles Laoratories
Sonoco Products
Cone Mills
Consolidated Credit
Craig System Crown Alum Indro Oe
Crumpton Builders
Culligan, Inc
Donnelly, RR & Sons
Drexel Enterprises
Duffy Mott Beeees
Dynatronics
Eastern Util. Assoc
Erwin Mills
Equitable Leasing Corp
Fair Lanes
Fidelity Bankers Life
First Sou. Co
Tilt
Ovine
Soroban Engineering
Frontier Finance
Towmotor Corp
Southern Nitrogen
Travelers Insurance
U. S
Stevens
Wachovia Bankee
Walker
B. B
Walter
Jim
Watson Bros. Trans
Cabie i
Western
Carolina
E. O. Lane
Candard
Lda
Worth Hedrick
Fice
State Farm
Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
Professional Life Insurance Service
George P. Clark
L.A
NEW England Life
Mutual Life Insurance
America
N. Main St
Mogaimy
Security Life
Robert A. McCuiston
Edgar T. Docbrow
Life Accident & Health Group Pension Plans
First Mortgage Loans
As—Underwriters Company
Fishback & Moore
Harris-Teeter Super
Lance, Inc
Redwing Carriers
Swannee Paper Co
Ortronix
Ross Products
Ars
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AMEX
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