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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1964

Page

31

Pretty Girls In High Point Offices And Stores

RETA WILEY a 21 year old brunette works as a secretary to insurancemen Pete Schultheiss Brantley Hucks and Bob Thacker She says I just love it her job in the insurance field prompts her comments about working in High Point

High Point Reta Wiley Pete Schultheiss Brantley Hucks Bob Thacker Reta Pat Powers Lindsay St Donald Redding North Carolina National Bank Central High School High Point College

Local Women Work In High Point Offices And Shops

Profiles of Kay Boswell at the Diana Shop and Ronda Farlow at One Hour Martinizing highlight daily contact with diverse customers. Other workers include Billie Harrison, Brenda Howard, Janice Hyde, Beth Thomas, and Pat Powers, sharing job variety and community ties in High Point businesses and offices.

Brenda Howard Ed Post High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce Brenda Chapel Hill University of North Carolina At Greensboro Beth Thomas Bennett Advertising N. Main Street High Point Central High School Beth Pineland College Leescoo Summer School High Point College

Struggling Years Shape High Point College Alumni

Alumni recall a 1920s start at High Point College amid mud and lean years. Leaders say a strong sense of mission kept the college alive as finances teetered, with faculty paying salaries in produce and wartime training aiding survival.

High Point College J. Hobart Allred Nathaniel P. Yarborough Clifford Hinshaw E. 0. Cummings Alfred Roberts Hall Miss Adams Yarborough

Faithful Build Hopes For New House Of Prayer Center

The House of Prayer, organized in 1958 to aid alcoholics seeking rehabilitation, plans a new fire-safe building on Freeman Mill Road. With 75 000 dollars projected cost and about 15 000 on hand, the project advances as Rotary Club support continues and concrete footings are poured this week.

House of Prayer Geddie Place Greensboro Road N. Main Street Old Winston Road Freeman Mill Road Police Department Blair Reed High Point Rotary Club Paul Dedman George Covington Bob Parrish Richard Meisky George Davis Byron Haworth Nelson McCoss R. T. Wilder Ed Post Reed James Fox Hunter Dalton Don Horne Wade McInnis John Burwell Rotary Club Leee

Poetic Justice In Kitchen and Small Town Ain'ts

A humorous column recounts Bill Williams utilities chief facing a Christmas plumbing mishap with Drano after a basement washer overflows. It notes a kitchen flood, a school bell temptingly reachable to first graders, and a baby christening mishap with a two year old at the altar. It also jokes about Cape Kennedy delays and a Smokers Anonymous proposal ending in irony.

Bill Williams Williams

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Dick Swaim Kay Boswell Ronda Farlow Aia Billie Harrison Janice Hyde Brighton Charles P. ‘Coe Eastchester Dr Tabor City Carolyn Diana Shop Kay Martinizing Cleaners Ronda Termplan W. Russell Street Palmer College Charleston S. C Latimer Corp C. T. Latimer Jr Janice W. Green Dr College J. H. Allred Mrs Louise Adams E. C. Cummings N. P. Yarborough C. R. Hinshaw State Board of Welfare Paul Dedmon NEW House OF Prayer Home Oak Hill School Cape Kennedy James Fagan Smokers Anonymous Alcoholics Anonymous High Point Enterprise
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