High Pointer of the Week P Hunter Dalton Sr
P Hunter Dalton Sr. is named High Pointer of the Week by the High Point club, celebrating the move to new quarters atop the New South Motel. Dalton, Snow Lumber Co. president, credits colleagues and notes the club’s 278 members and 175 out‑of‑town residents as a community asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahe Enterprise Riter
New South
Unter Dalton Sr
Sheraton
Dalton
Charles Erth
Sidney Gayle
Gilbert Gray
Boyee
Highoint
High Pointer
Snow Lumber Co
High Point
High Port
P. H. Dalataetae
Greensboro
Florida
Kansas
North Carolina
Concord
Snow Lumber
Maryland
Baltimore
Georgia
the Forest College
Winston-Salem
Commerce and
Hamilton Streets
Emerywood Studio
Springdale
Main Street
First Church
Te Presbyterian Synod of North
Presbyterian Junior College
Point Kiwanis Club
Editor's Outlook The Cesspool Stage
An editor laments American drama and film for glamorizing sexual explicitly and tasteless content. He argues writers must produce more meaningful works and condemns sensationalism in cinema and theater while noting New York critics and society resist indecency.
No Black Market For Babies Letter Raises Adoption Concerns
Rev. Robert O. Crabbs argues against North Carolina private placement bans, warning such laws could create a black market for adoptions. He states private agencies serve unwed mothers and couples with restrictions, and blocking private placements risks harm to children, mothers, and taxpayers. He cites potential cross-state private placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Adoptive Parents
North Carolina Board of Public Welfare
What Is Accomplished in Viet Nam Letter on Commitment and Opinion
A reader asks what has been accomplished in Viet Nam and urges readers to assess the past year. The letter laments indifference at home, argues for a stronger U S commitment, and warns that hesitation harms freedom in Southeast Asia. It contrasts civilian detachment with soldiers dying in rice paddies and questions the public stance on the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Dick Tracy
Southeast Asia
Ae OS
Freedom
Viet Mens
Longtime AFSC Southeast chief Bell retires after 18 years
Sunday Accent recalls B Tartt Bell who closed his High Point office door ending 18 years as executive secretary of the Southeastern Regional Office of the American Friends Service Committee. Since 1946 he built peace education and civil rights programs, opened centers in Tampa and Miami, and helped place African Americans in non traditional jobs. He resigns to join AFSC International Affairs Seminars in Washington as Wilton Bartion prepares to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Tartt Bell
High Point
Southeastern
American Friends Service Committee
Southeast
Tartt Bell
Bell
AFSC
Woman's College
Greensboro
Russell Bransom
Carolina Institute of International Relations
Eleanor Roosevelt
Martin Agronsky
Clarence Pickett
United States
Tampa
Fla
Miami
Blair
Main Street
David A. Blair
Princeton
N.J
S. Main St
Wilton E
Thomasville Scene: Wrecks Fires Roar Into 1965
In Thomasville Davidson County opens 1965 with a three car wreck injuring five on Fisher Ferry Street. Fair Grove and Pilot volunteers fight a Davidson County fire. A new 1965 model car totals on Jacob Street Extension, while a Fremont Mendenhall home safe robbery from 1964 is recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson
Fisher Ferry
Fair Grove
Davidson County
Jacob Street
Fremont Mendenhall
Unity Street Extension
Foreign bodies recovered in North Carolina hospital cases
Article reports on routine emergencies in the Division of Otolaryngology at a North Carolina hospital. It describes objects such as bobby pins and fish bones lodged in airways, noses, ears, or throats, and explains removal methods via bronchoscopy and suction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demont Roseman JR
Chapel Hill
Cnn
Atodyinemap
North Carolina
Ban Sith Heer
Geon
Bobby
Newton D. Fischer
Otolaryngology
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. Hunter Dalton Sr
University of North Carolina
Frances Ennis
Dunn
P. Hunter Dalton Jr
Urban Redevelopment Commission
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
America
Asp
Jack Ee
Flaming Ee
Jean Harlow
New York City
Port Said
New York National
Enterprise
Robert O. Crabbs
Division Ave
Levittown, N.Y
Atlanta
A&t College
United Nations
Washington
Robert
Therrell Grimes
Salem Street
N.C
Fisher Ferry Road
Memorial Park Drive
Con
N.C. Hospital
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