Lacy Seeks Second Term as Guilford GOP Chairman
Guilford County Republican Party Chairman Phil Lacy of Greensboro will seek a second term, possibly forgoing a run for the State House. He announced a unity plan with a special committee including High Point leaders to mend rifts and keep Republicans focused on electing officials.
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Lacy
Guilford
High Point
GOP
John Hutchens
Collidge Murrow
Jimmy Williams
W. J. Kiser
House
Randolph
Janice Wooster
Four Inches Fall High Point Snow Forecast Monday
Winter weather drove a lingering snowfall into the weekend in High Point as skies dropped fresh flakes Saturday morning and continued into Sunday night. Forecasters warned the system could bring more accumulation Monday and disrupt travel in the area.
Tips For Shovellers From High Point Heart Assa
The season's first snowfall prompts medical advice on snow shoveling. People with heart disease should seek doctor approval before shoveling, while healthy adults over 40 can shovel slowly. Shoveling is strenuous exercise and cold air increases heart strain. Avoid shoveling on a full stomach, don't smoke, and dress warmly with dry clothing. Never shovel to exhaustion or be misled by alcohol or air.
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High Point Heart Assa
Furniture firms optimistic for 1966 with sales gains expected
SRFA officials noted last year outpaced the prior year and Exposition building leaders said furniture people are confident for 1966. They cited two optimism points: sustained sales growth for proactive firms and cost cutting aligning with rising earnings. SFMA reported 12 percent higher factory shipments than 1964 and 11 percent higher sales. producers forecast about a 12 percent gain in 1966 over 1965. Registration desks at the expo showed strong attendance with regional interest from North and South Carolina amid market reorganizations.
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Weather shift from Gulf system to Texas disturbance noted
Strong low pressure over the Gulf of Mexico moved northeast bringing four inches of snow at the Greensboro High Point Winston Salem airport. Another disturbance forming in Texas could affect conditions Monday. Snow ending today with colder Monday outlook and possible rain or snow. Temperatures: yesterday high 33, low 28. today high 37. tonight low 28.
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Greensboro- High Point - Winston - Salem
Gulf of
Texas
Traffic wrecks spike on icy city streets
Sleet rain and freezing temperatures caused over 30 accidents across the city Saturday as drivers slid at slow speeds. Police warn of more wrecks but note injuries were few due to cautious driving. Several drunken driving incidents were reported with minimal arrests.
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Leonard Street
Bishop Hunt To Keynote Lay Rallies Across WNC Conference
Bishop Earl G. Hunt Jr will keynote lay rallies across 13 districts of the Western North Carolina Conference January 18 through February 24. His address, music, and calls for rededication accompany district programs led by lay leaders including Harry G. Bell in High Point and Judge L. Roy Hughes in Thomasville as sites host events.
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Earl G. Hunt Jr
Charlotte
North Carolina
the Methodist Church
Hunt
Bee
Cora Eager
First Methodist Church
Harry G. Bell
Thomasville
Shiloh Methodist Church
Lexington
L. Roy Hughes
Advertising Workshop Set in Greensboro Town Hall
Advertising professionals will gather for a four hour session from 7 to 11 p.m. at Town Hall in Greensboro Memorial Coliseum to cover radio television newspaper and outdoor ads. This event is hosted by the Piedmont Triangle Advertising Club and the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce with participants from regional agencies and outdoor advertising firms.
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Greensboro Memorial Coliseum
Piedmont Triangle Advertising Club
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
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Hardin and Amos Head 1966 Budget Committee In High Point
Amos Hardin and Edward R. Hardin lead the budget committee with W. D. Lee Jr. as president of the community services group. New members include Phillip Dixon Tom English Marcus Aderholdt and Ed Pleasants with initial 1966 meetings set at Adams Memorial YWCA.
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W. D. Lee Jr
Young Lawyers
N. C. Bar Assn
Young Democrats of
High Point
Piedmont Ski Club
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Amos
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Rockford Rd
Hardin
George Lyles
Walter Comfort
W. R. Rives
Phillip R. Dixon
Tom R. English Jr
Marcus Aderholdt
Ed Pleasants
Adams Memorial Ywca
J. Alton Stanford
Tilman B. Thomas
Furniture Decorators Boost Metro Store Sales
The piece notes increasing use of interior designers in metropolitan areas where stores sell furniture and decorator services. It contrasts with other regions where decorateurs aid sales, indicating broader adoption of designer help by factories and retailers.
Golden Decade Drive Aids High Point College Expansion
Michael B. Fleming and Luther R. Medlin were appointed to assist C O Jeffress in Operation Golden Decade in Greensboro. The effort supports High Point College's 10 million development program, leading to the Golden Anniversary in 1974. Fleming and Medlin are prominent Greensboro Civitan and civic leaders guiding campaign activities.
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Michael B. Fleming
Luther R. Medlin
C.O. Jeffress
Greensboro
High Point College
Charles L. Kearns
High Point
High Point E
Fleming
Medlin
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