Snowfalls Bring Mixed Reactions Across Towns
Enterprise staff photographers captured the varied impact of last week’s snow. Images show a boy sledding, carrier Joel Hoover delivering papers amid snow, Donna Brown making snow cream, a snowbound barn north of High Point, and a downtown High Point street cleaning crew clearing Main Street. Weather remained harsh through Saturday with freezing rain and sleet creating hazardous sidewalks. The scene reflects how snow begets both excitement and hard work.
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Richardson
Main Street
High Point
Sherron Heads SA Board Textiles Pact and Committee Appointments
Dr. A E Sherron reelected chair of the Salvation Army Advisory Board for a third year. James Clontz leads public relations with Frank Lambeth and Fred Barber Jr as committee members. New board members include Dr Harold Conrad Kenner Amos Pat Brown and James Burnley. Several committee chairmen and members listed for 1968 including Hunter Dalton Jr Joe Patterson Walter Gibson Edwin Leipman James McDermott and others. A Perry Mission program features Spiritual Tones Gospel Land Singers Sensational Gospeleers Family and Voices of Pearl at 2 p m today. The State Department announced Japan US cotton and textile export agreements for 1968 allowing up to 373 077 000 square yards, a 5 percent rise.
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W. T. Powell
Florence Allen
Jack Dunn
Harold Conrad
Kenner Amos
Pat Brown
James Burnley
Sherron
Hunter Dalton Jr
Paul Moss
Dale Semignenee
Fred Alexaner
Joe Patterson
John Crowder
Sloan Gibson
Walter Gibson
Robert L. Hutchins
Leo Palmer Jr
Fred Barber Jr
Donald Redding
Stanley Baker
Harry Hendrick
Edwin Leipman
James McDermott
Alton Stanford
Leon Schute
Taylor Simpson
Charles McAnally
Perry Mission
N. Centennial
Spiritual Tones
Durham
Gospel Land Singers
Gospeleers
Lexington
Family
Thomasville
Voices of Pearl
High Point
Washington
State Department
Japan
United States
America
U.S
If I Could Be King Then Change My Mind
A humorous musing on the perks and pitfalls of monarchy. The speaker jokes about royalty from midday baths to handmaidens, queens, and potential traitors, then notes the burdens and modern scrutiny before deciding to stay a lackey.
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Weather Bureau
Snowbound Still Keeps The World At Bay
A resident details days of snowbound boredom and new projects while staying warm. The writer relates endless indoor activities from sewing to Monopoly, laments repeated snowfall, and stays hopeful for escape through reading How Green Was My Valley.
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North Carolina
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SA Board
James Clontz
Frank Lambeth
A. E. Sherron
Salvation Army Advisory Board
John Greenleaf Whittier
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