Memorial Hospital Laundry Handles 10,000 Pounds Weekly
High Point Memorial Hospital operates a modern laundry with 11 staffers and a $113,600 plant to produce sterile, fluffy linens and uniforms. The nine women and two men process about 10,000 pounds of wash weekly, using three semi automatic washer extractors and large dryers, with typical cycle times of 45 to 55 minutes.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
W. R. Peters
Doris Moore
Peters
High Point Memorial
Moore
Swallow Painting Found In Police Car Seat
Highland Park Police Chief W H H Naylor recovered the missing Singer Sargent painting Swallows from the front seat of his patrol car. The 24 by 30 inch work was taken from the Umphrey Lee Student Center at Southern Methodist University on December 28 as part of a $6 000 art collection.
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Dallas
Tex
Highland Park
W. HH. Naylor
Singer Sargent
Umphrey Lee
Southern Methodist University
Urban Growth Meet Topics For Architects
North Carolina architects attend the Urban Growth meeting with speakers Grady Clay Cecil Alexander Henry Kamphoefner and A Taylor. The Charlotte Council hosts at the Barring er hotel and Public Library auditorium. About 200 attendees expected. Awards exhibit led by Alvin C. George Jr. Projects from NC architects will be displayed for Merit awards. Officials include James Clemmer Jenkins Scott Stockard Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. James Jr
Winston-Salem
Grady Clay
Courier- Journal
Louisville
North Carolina
James
Cecil Alexander
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta and
Fulton County Urban Development Committee
New Architecture
Henry L. Kamphoefner
School of Design
North Carolina State Ee
Raleigh
A. Taylor
Washington
American Institute of Architects
Bar‘ringer Hotel
Public Library
Charlotte Council of Architects
Charles H. Reed
Mint Museum of Art
Alvis C. George Jr
Robert L. Clemmer
Hickory
Arthur C. Jenkins Jr
Fayetteville
Kenneth M. Scott
H. J. Stockard Jr
Bookmobile schedule for this week in local library system
The public library announces a bookmobile itinerary for afternoons this week. stops include Friddle on Austin Street and Wise Street at Wingfield Avenue Monday, Barbee on Fifth Street and Woodrow on For rest Avenue Tuesday, Rotary at Otteray Drive and Ashe on Hedrick Street Wednesday, Evans Street and Brooks Street Thursday, Kimrey on Gordon Street and Arlington at Dartmouth Street Friday.
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Public Library
Friddle
Austin Street
Wise
Williams Street
Waverley Place
Terrell Drive
Kimmonsreet
Senior High notes varied schedule and new singing group
The paper reports erratic school attendance at Senior High due to heavy snow and holidays with several periods lost to weather. It highlights a new student singing group Small Ensemble of twenty seniors, their members, rehearsal schedule, and upcoming performances.
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High Point High School
Choralettes
Greensboro
Musical Arts Club
Jane Haywood
Sandra Ellerbe
Nancy Boone
Sandra Ridge
Ruth
Recreation Schedule Highlights This Week
The Recreation Department lists events at Goldston Park Blair Park and Washington Terrace with playschool ages 3-6 and 4-6, free play for older kids, square dancing, arts and crafts, junior high activities, and adult basketball at the Armory.-
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Recreation Department
Goldston Park
Blair Park
Frank J. Sizemore Jr
Armory
Merita Bakers
Odell’s Grill
Gen. Steel
Durham
Comets
Service
William Penn
Clara Cox
Brooks Memorial Church
Washington Terrace
Meteor Fireball Traces Across West Texas and New Mexico
An apparent meteor fireball crossed the southwest Thursday night, seen from West Texas to New Mexico. Meteor experts say it was likely a routine meteor shower, with observers noting a white to red glow and a brief tail before it vanished. Local rancher Marvin Rivers quipped about confusing it with a tax rate.
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Albuquerque
N.M
West Texas
New Mexico
Marvin Rivers
Roswell
Lincoln Lopaz
University of New Mexico
Regimental Band Replaces Bugler Wake-Up Note at Schoffield Barracks
At Schoffield Barracks the 27th Infantry wakes to a regimental band playing at 5:50 AM replacing the bugler’s call. The Army says the music remains brassy and effective for morning wakeups.
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Honolulu
27Th Infantry
Schofield Barracks
Early Duck Hunt Call Mistaken For Dawn
R. E. McClure woke his son at what he thought was 5:07 a.m. to hunt ducks. A second look revealed it was 1:25 a.m. They returned to bed in Anadarko Oklahoma.
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Anadarko, Okla
R. E. McClure
McClure
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Langdon Ammen
Enterprise
Patsy Tate
Carrie McQueen
Giant Dryer
DavId Com
Estella Clark
Presser
William Allen
Roy Rockwell
Kay Clinard
Raymond Mabe
Lloyd Moore
Jimmy Hedgecock
Ronald Stamey
Zella Moore
Brenda Demchak
Dinah Nibbelink
Tommy Gurley
Black Bison
Bison
Gray High School
Central
Davidson
General Electric
Weathertron
Zett
N. Main St
Industrial Uniform Rental Service
Mea
Mann
North Main
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