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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1966
Page
3
A fragmented column describes a fevered narrator plagued by a stubborn mental code. The piece mixes odd humor with social satire as it references smoking, a street encounter with Santa, a tense boss dynamic, and a provocative monologue about public figures and a soiled wedding scene. The central theme laments an unnamed mental code and ends with a hyperbolic call to global contamination.
John A Hofmann of Fair Grove founders Congressional Bill or Acts Facts Inc to provide subscribers a neutral digest and analysis of bills pending in Congress. The service aims to inform without political slant, offering subscribers timely factual updates from the legislative body.
The YWCA All Purpose Room hosted Silver Craft Furniture Co employees for its annual Christmas party. Norman Silver welcomed attendees as bonuses totaling over 10 000 dollars were awarded. The Central High School Boys' Octet entertained, led by Irving Silver, with door prizes, and service awards honored workers for 5 10 and 20 years.
Hofmann outlines plans to begin subscriber services with the January congressional sessions and projects 1 to 2 million subscribers, possibly up to 50 million, aided by advertising and direct mail. He expects to hire staff, open a Washington office, and acquire printing and related equipment as the business grows.
Stanley Furniture Co. Inc. names Robert J. Culpepper Jr. to a new director of advertising and public relations post. He will join January 1 at Stanleytown HQ and lead a 1967 comprehensive advertising program. Culpepper previously directed advertising at American of Martinsville since 1963 after stints at Cabin Crafts and Rich's. He is a University of Georgia journalism graduate and will live in Martinsville with his wife Mary Ann and two children.
The William Penn Choir will present Handel's Messiah at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Guest soloists include Barbara Collins alto Diane Spencer soprano Evan der Gilmore tenor Umstead McAdoo baritone. The oratory is directed by Mary P Browne. Program open to the public.
Hofmann a certified public accountant leads three firms to digest committee bills into everyday language. He says three analysts will prevent slant and ensure fair analysis of proposed measures. The effort aims to translate legal terminology for clearer public understanding.
The Duke Endowment announces special grants totaling 3.2075 million to Duke University Davidson College Furman University and Johnson C Smith University for projects to strengthen educational programs and facilities faculty pay and library acquisitions. The endowment notes ongoing support totaling 5.88 million for 1966 and urges selective growth to keep private colleges’ quality high in the South.
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