SFMA Meet To Be Held At Roanoke
More than 200 furniture men will gather in Roanoke at the Hotel Roanoke for a joint SFMA meeting of the Production and Cost and Industrial Relations divisions. Leaders include SFMA president Richard Simmons Jr and speakers on motivation, financial aspects of new products, training, incentives, illumination and upholstery.
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Roanoke
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
SFMA
Richard M. Simmons Jr
American
Martinsville
M. Scott Myers
MIT
David J. Brunn
Home Furnishings Council
Robert A A. Spelman
General Electric
Bob Phelps
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Thomasville
DCCC Final Exams Set and Spring Registration
Da vidson County Community College schedules winter quarter finals for 1147 students, ending March 1. Spring quarter registration for new and adult education students occurs March 4-5, with classes starting March 8 and advance registration via the adult education division.
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DCCC
Lexington
Davidson County Community College
Norman S. Mills
Miami U Honors High Point Man
Dr. Robert Bornstein named among 16 Miami University faculty honored as Most Effective Teachers at a Charter Day Convocation. Selection came from a 1970 sophomore and senior poll. Bornstein, now associate professor in psychology, is son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin J Bornstein of High Point, North Carolina.
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Oxford
Ohio
Robert Bornstein
Miami University
Miami
Bornstein
Benjamin J. Bornstein
WLN
Main St
High Point
Schultheiss Named Apprentice Student on Wake Forest Admissions
Tim Schultheiss of High Point, son of Mr and Mrs G E B Schultheiss, has been appointed apprentice student member of Wake Forest University admissions committee. As a sophomore he will be a nonvoting member this year with a goal of attaining voting student member next year. The committee advises on admissions policies and rules and handles approvals of student applications.
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Winston-Salem
Tim Schultheiss
G. EB. Schultheiss
High Point
Wake Forest University
Schultheiss
WFU
James Ralph Scales
Police Officers Attend Workshop in Georgia
Four High Point officers from the juvenile division returned from the Fifth Annual Police Community Relations Workshop at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education in Athens. Patrolmen Garland B. Alford Gary P. Anderson Wayne Spencer and Howard G. George attended. The workshop aimed to stimulate police community relations programs and enhance existing ones using improved management techniques. Noted authorities from law enforcement and education lectured.
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High Point
Georgia Center For Continuing Education
Athens
Garland B. Alford
Gary P.anderson
Wayne Spencer
Howard G. George
Two Day Course on Fruit Growers Marketing Held
Greensboro area fruit and vegetable growers are invited to a two day program at the Gayford County Agricultural Center starting Wednesday. John Carri, the extension agent, said day one focuses on pick your own operations with a panel of local fruit growers. Day two centers on roadside marketing with North Carolina Agriculture Commissioner James A. Graham delivering a morning address on Where Do We Go From Here.
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Greensboro
Gayford County Agricultural Center
John Carri
James A. Graham
North Carolina
Graham
Man Reported Killed in Asia in Action in Southeast Asia
Washington AP report states Army Spec. 4 William R. Higginbotham of Greensboro was reported killed in action Monday in Southeast Asia.
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Asia
Washington
William R. Higginbotham
Greensboro
Southeast Asia
Judge Hands Out Active Sentences in District Court
Judge Ed Washington handed down sentences to four people on Monday. Roger Everhart, 16, received six months for breaking and entering a coin operated machine, and Nancy Jean Westbrook, not Eden, six months for malicious damage to personal property. Public intoxication convictions produced Robert Louis Davis, 40, a 50 day term, and James L. Cole, 44, a 20 day term. Levoid Caldwell, 20, bound over to Superior Court on larceny by breaking and entering for allegedly breaking into Beamon Red Dot on Vall Street. Wade Anderson Johnson, 45, warrant for unlawful taking of a motor vehicle was withdrawn. James Ronnie Metcalf, 20, received a 12 month suspended sentence for larceny. Lisa Boggs Metcalf, 16, acquitted of larceny. Prayer for judgment continued against David Godwin, 23, fined $5 and costs. Prayer for judgment continued against Daniel Bostic, 23, fined $45 and costs.
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Ed Washington
Roger Everhart
Long Street
Nancy Jean Westbrook
Eden
Robert Louis Davis
Route 1
James L. Cole
Steele Street
Levoid Caldwell
Cliffside Drive
Superior Court
Beamon
Vall Street
Wade Anderson Johnson
Rt. 2
Trinity
James Ronnie Metcalf
Walnut Cove
Tape-Player Thieves Hit Two Motorists
Danny Butler of Greenhaven Drive reported a stolen tape-player nine dollars in cash and a gear-shift lever knob after a vent window was pried open at a restaurant on Linden Street Monday night. Roy Gibbs of Route 1 Sophia saw a tachometer three tapes and a tape box taken from his car Monday.
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Danny Butler
Greenhaven Drive
Linden Street
Roy Gibbs
Rt. 1
Sophia
Fur Breeder Sued In North Carolina Cooperative Case
The Office of the Attorney General filed a civil action in High Point Superior Court against William Marcus Thomas Jr. of the North Carolina Fur Breeders Cooperative on Westchester Drive. The suit seeks an injunction to halt membership solicitations, attach and trust property to refund alleged funds, and a permanent ban on soliciting members and selling stock. The state alleges Thomas falsely promised benefits including chinchilla sales, ranching supplies, medications, a livestock market, pelt sales, advertising, and educational services, claiming connections with a Greensboro fur garment manufacturer and stock availability misrepresented as limited class A shares at 300 dollars and class B non-voting shares at 500 dollars.
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Robert Morgan
High Point
Superior Court
William Marcus Thomas’ Jr
N. C
Westchester Drive
Thomas
Lsted
Randolph County
Greensboro
Sanford School Wants Station Application Approved
The Federal Communications Commission announced receipt of an application from Sanford Central Carolina Technical Institute in Sanford North Carolina for an educational FM station on 89.5 megacycles.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Sanford
N.C
Central Carolina Technical Institute
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Miami U
Carroll
Burlington Road
Lisa Boggs Metcalf
David Godwin
Boyer Street
Daniel Bostic
Park Street
Zenith
Nash Jewelry CO
Nash
N. Main Street
Davis
Harold C.davis
Blowers North Main
Farriss Avenue
NCNB
Office of
National Bank
CNB
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