State Board Members at Winter NC Conservation Meeting
The North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development held its winter meeting with a full roster of policy makers. Seated: E D Gaskins Monroe E R Evans John M Akers Mrs Fred Y Campbell R Walker Martin Gov Terry Sanford Hargrove Bowles Jr Dr Mott Parks Blair Mrs B F Bullard Luther W Gurkin Jr Andrew Gennett Robert E Bryan and others. Standing: William P Elliott Sr Eric W Rodgers Roy Wilder Jr W Eugene Simmons Charles B Wade Jr Robert W Scott Daniel David Cameron Lorimer W Midgett Dr John Dees Ernest Elbert Parker Jr Charles Hayworth Carl G McCraw Gordon C Hunter Roger P Kavanaugh Jr W Robert Hampton EF Herry Evans Jr Jack Pool James A Singleton Not pictured J Bernard Stein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development
State Department of Conservation and Development
E. D. Gaskins
Monroe
E. R. Evans
Ahoskie
John M. Akers
Gastonia
Fred Y. Campbell
Lake Junaluska
Methodist Assembly
R. Walker Martin
Goldsboro
William P. Elliott Sr
Marion
Eric W. Rodgers
Scotland Neck
Roy Wilder, Jr
Department of Conservation and Development
W. Eugene Simmons
Tarboro
Charles B. Wade Jr
Winston-Salem
Robert W. Scott
Haw River
Daniel David Cameron
Wilmington
Lorimer W. Midgett
Elizabeth City
John Dees
Burgaw
Ernest Elbert Parker Jr
Southport
Charles Hayworth
High Point
Carl G. McCraw
Charlotte
Gordon C. Hunter
Roxboro
Roger P. Kavanaugh Jr
Greensboro
W. Robert Hampton
Sylva
Ef, Herry Evans, Jr
Laurinburg
Jack Pool
Clinton
James A. Singleton
Red Springs
J. Bernard Stein
Fayetteville
High Point Leads North Carolina Furniture Boom in 1962 Survey
North Carolina National Bank notes High Point dominance in furniture manufacturing and marketing. The Carolinas 1962 outlook predicts growth in industrial and farm output, with textile, tobacco, and furniture demand up. Banking survey cites $450 million 1961 Carolinas capital expenditures and over 25,000 jobs created in NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina National Bank
Carolinas
Securities and Research Department
North
South Carolina
North Carolina
Ture
Sanford to Address C and D Board at Winter Meeting
Gov. Terry Sanford will address North Carolina’s Board of Conservation and Development at its winter session in High Point. He will speak at a 7 p.m. banquet in the Sky Room and then chair the 8:40 a.m. session Monday. The 28 board members and guests arrive Sunday. events include tours of local furniture showrooms and a luncheon at Adams Memorial YWCA. A change to open house times 4 to 6 p.m. Monday accommodates the funeral in Greensboro for textile industrialist Spencer Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Board of Conservation and Development
Terry Sanford
Southern Furniture Exposition
Gov. Sanford
Sanford
Department of Conservation and Development
High Point
New South Motor Inn
S. Main Street
Charles Hayworth
Emerywood Country Club
Hayworth
Schoonbeck- Henredon Furniture Company
Adams Memorial Ywca
Heritage Furniture Co
Exposition
Spencer Love
Democratic Party
The
Conservation Board
Love
Greensboro
S. Hamilton Street
Annual Meet of Service Bureau Set
Rev. James T. Hall of Sibley Memorial Hospital will speak at the Family Service Bureau annual dinner meeting in High Point January 28 at 6 30 p.m. The event at High Point Friends Meeting House features a 1961 service report by Charlotte Entemann and new board elections. George Freeman is bureau president. the agency belongs to the United Fund in High Point and Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Hall
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Washington, D. C
Family Service Bureau
High Point Friends Meeting House
Quaker Lane
Mr. Hall
W. B. Hall
High Point
High Point College
Duke University
Pauline McDuffie
Asheville
Charlotte Entemann
George Freeman
United Fund
Thomasville
Greensboro ABC Profits Fall After Jamestown Store Opens
State Board figures show Greensboro profits down 9.51 percent in December after a Jamestown liquor store opened December 18. Winston-Salem profits fell 4.58 percent, suggesting Jamestown drew trade from the Twin City. Orange County sales also dropped as Burlington added two stores. Greensboro December sales totaled 963570.25 with Jamestown sales at 135098.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Greensboro
State Board of Alcohol Control
ABC
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Orange County
Burlington
Banquet to Feature Hayworth as Master of Ceremonies
Banquet Monday night will feature Hayworth as master of ceremonies with Dr. C. C. Herbert Jr. from Wesley Memorial Methodist Church delivering the invocation Robert T. Amos Jr. president of the Chamber of Commerce giving the welcome Holt McPherson editor of The Enterprise acting as toastmaster and Henry Lee Sanford listed on Page 8-D for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banquet Hayworth
C. C. Herbert Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Robert T. Amos Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Holt McPherson
The
Enterprise
Henry
Fog Clears With Warmer Afternoon Outlook
The fog from last night is expected to lift today as skies brighten. Temperatures rise to about 49 degrees with light winds and a sunny start later in the day.
Mission of Church Topic For Students Conference Jan 26 28
Rev Jameson Jones to headline state conference of the Methodist Student Movement at High Point College and Wesley Memorial Church in High Point. About 300 students expected with theme The Church Masters Mission or Mans Mistake. Events include banquet Amos drama and multiple discussion groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Jones
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Ill
Methodist Student Movement
William Arthur Kale
Jim Gibson
Walter Hudgins
Martha Harrison
Patti Colliver
High Point College
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
Mr. Jones
C. C. Herbert Jr
Amos
Memorial Auditorium
Motive
Division of Higher Education
Board of Education of
The
Methodist Church
Nashville, Tenn
National Conference of Methodist See
Duggins Resigns MAC Panel Post at Adams-Millis
Adams-Millis Corp. announces R M Duggins resigns as president of the MAC Panel and MAC-Netic Tape divisions and as a director. Effective Jan 31. H O Williams named general manager to run both divisions. Williams has served Adams-Millis since 1940 and led MAC Panel and MAC-Netic Tape as EVP since 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams - Millis Corp
R. M. Duggins
MAC
Adams-Millis
Duggins
J. H. Millis
H. O. Williams
Millis
Washington Declines to Seek Re-election as 12th District Solicitor
Ed Washington announced he will not run again for the 12th district solicitor post in the 1962 elections. He will return to private practice after his term ends December 31 and may set up in High Point. Washington served since January 1961 and praised predecessors and area law enforcement for shaping a career focused on reducing court case backlogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Washington
Solicitorial District
High Point
Domestic Relations Court
Horace Kornegay
Luther Hodges
Kornegay
U. S
Washington
Charles T. Hagan Jr
J. Lee Wilson
H. L. Koontz
Bishop Cashmore to Address Guilford Rotary Meet at Sedgefield
The Rt. Rev. Thomas H. Cashmore Lord Bishop of Dunwich will speak at a joint meeting of Guilford County Rotary Clubs at Sedgefield Manor Thursday at 12 30 p m Attendees include High Point Greensboro and Guilford County Rotary members Cashmore a Coventry native and Durham University graduate has served in Calcutta York England Wakefield and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Cashmore
Dunwich
Guilford County
Rotary Clubs
Sedgefield Manor
High Point
St. James's College
University of Calcutta
Bishop Cashmore
Rotary Club
Bishop
High Point Tales and Auto Woes From Town Talk
A local woman’s oil burning car causes laughs as mechanics diagnose a slipping rod and missing plug. A husband receives a rear view mirror gag for his birthday. Townsfolk marvel at a freight train on Main Street and joke about Winston-Salem beating High Point in quirky comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Main Street
Winston-Salem
Piedmont Savings board gains Campbell amid strong year
Jack H. Campbell of Schoonbeck and Henredon joins Piedmont Savings and Loan board after the annual stockholders meeting. W. D. Lee Jr. reports 1961 assets at 6.57 million with an 18 percent rise, savings up to 5.78 million, and net gains of 1.0 million. Lending hits 1.90 million. mortgages outstanding 5.72 million. reserves at 6.6 percent of assets. Directors reelected. Koonts as president. Campbell active in High Point civic groups and church boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack H. Campbell
Schoonbeck Furniture Co
Henredon Furniture Co
Piedmont Savings and Loan Assahere
Campbell
Association
W. D. Lee Jr
Piedmont
Lee
R. T. Amos Jr
G. F E. Hutchens
Henry V. Koonts
Wayland Linthicum Jr
Dale C. Montgomery
Owen Reese
A. M. Richardson
Carson C. Stout
Blake Thompson
Thelma C. Byers
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Card
United Community Services of
Greater High Point
Piedmont Associated Industries
String and Splinter Club
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Accident Box Score
A compact recap notes an accident box score from last week detailing incidents and outcomes. The item records injuries, responders, and sequence of events with emphasis on timeline and affected parties.
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Conservation and Development Board
C&d
James Hall
Lee Sanford
High Point Enterprise
Rev
William Kale
Lee Duggins
Sedgefield
Gal
Big City
Piedmont Savings
Thomas Cashmore
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