Scott Receives Carolina Chair From SFMA
Gov. Robert Scott receives a new desk chair in Raleigh crafted by Boling Chair Co. in Siler City, a gift from the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn. The chair replaces Dan Moore's former executive chair as Moore moved to his law office. Doc Ashley presented the gift on behalf of Storr Sales Co. in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scott
Raleigh
Boling Chair Co
Siler City
Scott
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
SFMA
Dan Moore
Moore
Robert Spelman
Carolina
W.D
Doc) Ashley
Storr Sales Co
Y Offers Guitar Classes At High Point YMCA
Arnold Brown a New York guitarist and High Point College student will teach guitar at the High Point YMCA starting Feb 6 and Feb 8. Adults 7 p m Thursdays for beginners. youths 10 to 17 meet Saturdays 3 p m. advanced classes at 1 15 p m. youths class Saturdays 4 15 p m. Enrollment limited to 12 per class. contact YMCA to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Skip) Brown
High Point College
New York City
High Point
YMCA
Furniture Outlook Good For Winter Market Here
Regional buyers from roughly 1,800 stores within 300 miles of High Point will visit showrooms in the five day January regional furniture market. Leo Heer notes strong business, high backlogs, and normal attendance as the High Point market expands to 1.25 million square feet while keeping regional market vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hawkins
High Point
Gional Furniture Market
Leo Heer
Southern Furniture Exposition
Heer
High Point- Greensboro-Winston-Salem
Western Furniture Market Opens in Hickory Showrooms
Fourteen furniture manufacturers will open showrooms January 19 for the Western Furniture Market in Hickory. William E. Stevens Jr. of Lenoir, market chairman, says several hundred dealers from North Carolina and other Southern states are expected. The twice yearly event has run since 1967 with over half a million square feet of showroom space, featuring ten Lenoir firms including Bernhardt and Broyhill, plus Hickory Furniture Mart and Southern Furniture of Conover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
William E. Stevens Jr
Lenoir
North Carolina
Includ
Campbell Named Carrier Of Month
Larry Campbell, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Campbell of Old Mill Road, was named Carrier Boy of the Month for The Enterprise. He has four years on the route in Oakview Estates with 59 customers, is a Andrews High sophomore, and attends Oakview Methodist Church. The award was announced by Richard Teague. he received a $25 savings bond and may compete for the Charles B Loflin Scholarship Fund established in memory of former circulation manager Loflin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Campbell
Enterprise
Larry
Wallace Campbell
Old Mill Road
Oakview Estates
Andrews High School
Oakview Methodist Church
Richard Teague
Enterprise Circulation Department
Charles B. Joflin
Loflin
U.S
Huber High Point Lions Cited For Glaucoma Work
Walter Huber of High Point and the High Point Lions Club are cited in a history of Lions Clubs for their work in glaucoma detection clinics as a public service. The book by Glenn D. Kittler notes the North Carolina project results and the spread of detection clinics nationally.
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Walter Huber
High Point
High Point Lions Club
Lions Clubs
Lions International
Glenn D. Kittler
M. Evans Co
J.B. Lippincott Co
Kittler
Huber
North Carolina
Assny
North Carolina Lions Clubs
Music and Art Center Closure By Z Melnikov
Z Melnikov longtime High Point music figure liquidates the Music and Art Center at 432 N Wrenn St after 15 years. He will continue mail order business from 1123 Biltmore Ave and keep writing the Music Notes column for The Enterprise. He remains tied to Albert Kay Associates in New York.
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Z. Melnikey
High Point
Music and Art Center
N. Wrenn St
Biltmore Ave
Melnikov
The
Enterprise
Albert Kay Associates
New York City
High Pont
Greensboro
Cinema Cafe Highlights West Indies Travelogue at Library
The High Point Public Library screens a Cinema Cafe film about Trinidad and Tobago this week. The travelogue without narration plays Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. in the audio visual room, with sandwiches, coffee, and soft drinks offered. A new Cinema Cafe flyer with the winter-spring schedule is available by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinema Cafe
West Indies
Trinidad and Tobago
High Point Public Library
New 1969 Directories Deliver With Color Covers
North State Telephone Co announces 1969 directories for High Point and Thomasville. A record print run serves 97,000 subscribers, with color covers featuring the High Point Historical Society and City Memorial Hospital. Distribution by civic clubs begins Jan 24 and ends Feb 2, with Feb 10 as the start date to use the new directories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North State Telephone Co
High Point
Thomasville
Charles B. Williford
High Point Jaycees
Deep River Fire Department
Jamestown
Archdale-Trinity Jaycees
Archdale
Thomasville Jaycees
City Memorial Hospital
Cerebral Palsy Fund Drive Kicks Off In High Point
The 1969 Cerebral Palsy Fund Drive begins in High Point with volunteers calling on homes to solicit contributions. Led by General Chairman James R. Spence, the effort aims to raise $10,000 locally to support services, education, transportation, and rehabilitation for cerebral palsy cases. Community leaders including Clyde Vaughn, Mrs Mizelle, Mrs Haizlip, and Rev. Robert Little organize the campaign with goals to expand facilities, training, and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
James R. Spence
High Point Bank and Trust Co
The
United Cerebral Palsy
Florizelle
Clyde Vaughn
Spence
Charlotte
Mizelle
Mixelle
Randolph County Education Leader Seeks Upgrades
Mrs. Earlene Ward, Randolph County's first woman on the county board of education, urges higher educational standards and better equipment. She heads a private Asheboro business college, notes budget limits, and calls for more teacher aides, better supplies, and improved school surroundings to raise local student achievement.
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Asheboro
Earlene Ward
Randolph County
Randolph Board of Education
Randolph
Ashebors
County Board of Education
Business
Commercial College
Ice
North Carolina Assn. of Business Colleges
Association
North Carolina
Carter named Merrill Scholar to study in Istanbul
Ronald L. Carter, junior at Morehouse College and 1965 William Penn High School graduate, selected Merrill Scholar. He receives a 3000 dollar scholarship to study sociology and psychology at Robert College in Istanbul for 1969 70, departing late August. Robert College, founded 1883 and recognized by Turkey in 1958, is a private coeducational institution.
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Ronald L. Carter
Morehouse College
William Penn High School
Merrill
Robert College
Istanbul
Turkey
State of
New York
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Virginia
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Tennessee
West Virginia
Puerto Rico
Exposition Building
Furniture Plaza
High Point National Furniture Mart
High Point Area
Southern Buying Syndicate
Southern Retail Furniture Assa
Western Furniture Market
Ing Bernhardt, Broyhill, Caldwell
Consolidated
Fairfield
Flair, Hammary
Hibriten Chair
Hibriten Furniture
Sherrill
Hickory Furniture Mart
Hickory Home Furnishings Mart
Hickory Tavern
Southern Furniture of
Conover
Campbell
Charles B. Loflin
High Point Lions
Lions Club
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Karita
East Carolina University
Music
Steff Phola
Dick Swaim
Mrs. Ward
Carter Is
Carter
Psychology
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