Manpower appoints Claude Hedgecock to local office
Claude Hedgecock is named manager of the local Manpower office. He was educated in High Point City schools and Dale Carnegie Courses graduate. He studies modern business with Alexander Hamilton Institute. He is married to Ruby Griffith of High Point and has three children: Mitch C. Andrew of Houston, Curtis Hedgecock of Savannah, and Glenn A. Hedgecock at Wingate College.
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Hedgecock
High Point
Dale Carnegie
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Ruby Griffith
Mitch C. Andrew
Houston
Texas
Curtis Hedgecock
Savannah
Glenn A. Hedgecock
Wingate College
Wachovia Bank Promotes Hoak to Senior Vice President
Directors of Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. in Asheboro promoted Harold G. Hoak, head of the Asheboro office, to senior vice president. David C. Swann, marketing and operations officer, was elevated to cashier. The actions followed the board’s regular quarterly meeting last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Asheboro
Harold G. Hoak
David C. Swann
NCNB Promotes 2 Branch Managers in High Point area
NCNB announces James L. Pearce as manager of the W. Green Drive branch and E. Robin Russell as manager of the College Village branch. Pearce, former assistant cashier, moved to High Point in 1966 and serves as past president of the College Village Merchants Association and Jaycees officer. he and wife Evelyn reside on Runyon Drive. Russell, a Thomasville native, has experience in NCNB's commercial and installment loan departments and is active in the High Point Jaycees and Memorial Methodist Church.
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James L. Pearce
Nc‘nb
W. Green Drive
J. E. Pleasants
High Point
North Carolina National Bank
E. Robin Russell
Bank
College Village
Pearce
Greensboro
NCNB
College _‘Village Merchants Assn
Igh Point Jaycees
United Appeals
Chamber of Commerce
Evelyn
Runyon Dr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Russell
Thomasville
Western Carolina University
American Institute of Banking
High Point Jaycees
Memorial Methodist Church
Textile Chemists Winter Meeting in Charlotte
The Piedmont Section of the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists will hold its winter meeting January 26-27 at the Barringer Inn in Charlotte. Registration starts at 3 p.m. Friday with a technical paper on Commercial Applications of a New Reactive Dye System by A. Fred Copeland of American Cyanamid Co. at 5 p.m.
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Associated Press
N. Ie Ene
Alba Waldoa Alley
Peps
American
Efird
American Comm Agency
American Fidelity
American Land
American Mortgage Ins
Atlanta Gas Light
Barber Greene
Blue Bell Inc
Bowater Papers
Brush Beryllium A
Cc. M. C. Finance Far
Carolina Casualty Ins
Carolina Freight Carriers
Carolina Natural Gas
Carolina Pwr
Carolina S
Central Carolina Bank
Central Vermont
Chatham Mfg. Co S
Colonial Stores
Commonwealth Life
Durham Life Ins
Eckerd Drugs
Farmers New World
Fidelity Bankers Life
First Citizens Bk
First Union Nat. Bk
Franklin Life
Franklin Realty
Garfinckel J. Com
Gulf Life Ins
Ja International
Hardees Sys. Com
Hatteras Yacht
Inv. Group of Canada
Jefferson Ltd. Life
Kaiser Steel
A Lance, Inc
Ws Life & Casualty Ins
Life of Carolina
Li'l General Stores
WM Nat. Dev. Corp
National Food
New Britain Machine Amer. Life
N. C. National Bk
N. C. Natural Gas
Northwestern Bank of Occidental Life
Peoples Nat. Gas
Phillips Fescue
P & N Rwy
Piedmont Aviation
N.C
Quenty Mills Wa
Roses
Security Life & Trust
Sorg Paper Co
Spindale Mills
Stonecutter Mills Textiles, Inc
Trans. Bus
Triangle Brick
U. S. Realty
Wachovia Bank
Walker, B. B. Shoe
Piedmont Section
American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists
Barringer Inn
Charlotte
A. Fred Copeland
HPC Receives Second Shell Assists Grant
High Point College is invited again to Shell Assists with a $1500 donation from the Shell Companies Foundation Inc. The program grants three $500 awards to each recipient to fund private college projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Shell Assists
Shell Companies Foundation, Inc
Stocks of the Week Picks By Electronic Stock Evaluator
The Electronic Stock Evaluator Corporation of Rockville Centre selects five securities for strong fundamental value and high market interest. The list includes Baker Oil Tools Inc, Jim Walter Corp, Fuqua Industries, Dayco Corp, and Rohr Corp with 1967 year results, 1968 and 1967-68 earnings estimates, and annual dividends ranging from 55 cents to 1.60 dollars.
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Electronic Stock Evaluator Corporation
Rockville Centre
New York
ESE
Baker Oil Tools Inc
BKO
JIM Walter Corp
JWC
Allied Chemical
Barrett
Dayco Corp
DAY
Rohr Corp
RHR
Singer Declares Overseas Investment Necessity
The Singer Co exemplifies how foreign investments are viewed as economically necessary by U.S. firms under President Johnson's program to curb the balance of payments deficit. Singer reports more than half of its 1966 sales from abroad with 308.5 million dollars invested overseas and ongoing U.S. tax implications.
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Globe
Johnson
U.S
Singer Co
Singer
New York
United States
Donald G. Robbins Jr
Untary
McGraw-Hill
Snider Repeats as Top Salesman at Lyles Chevrolet
Gurney M. Snider earns salesman of the year for the fourth straight year at Lyles Chevrolet Co. He is a four year member of The Legion of Leaders and of the Chevrolet Truck Sales Honor Club and has been promoted to assistant new car manager.
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Gurney M. Snider
Lyles Chevrolet Co
Snider
the Legion of Leaders
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Truck Sales
Lyles
Funeral set for Nimocks in Fayetteville
Emergency Superior Court Judge Quincy K Nimocks Jr 76 died Tuesday night at Cape Fear Valley Hospital and will be buried Thursday after services at Hay Street Methodist Church He served Cumberland County as attorney solicitor and recorder court judge and as Fayetteville mayor before joining the Superior Court bench in 1938 He remained a regular judge until 1958 then became emergency judge Survivors include wife two daughters two sons one brother 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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Fayetteville
N. C
Quincy K. Nimocks Jr
Cape Fear Valley Hospital
Hay Street Methodist Church
Nimocks
Cumberland County Recorder’s Court
Sylvania claims speech to digital computer breakthrough
SPEECH COMPLETE WALTHAM Mass AP Sylvania Electric Products Inc announced a computer that converts speech into digital information as fast as spoken. Dr James E Storer laboratory director said the new computer performs an average computation in one three millionth of a second about five times faster than digital equipment now used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham, Mass
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
James E. Storer
Drivers who guess they can make it
Drivers who think they can drive through risky gaps often misjudge sparking hazards and city blocks, leading to near misses and cautionary lessons for motorists and pedestrians alike.
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Ray
Wachovia Promotions
HPC
John Diffendal
The
Travelers
Hartford
Conn
Piedmont Insurance
South Main Street
North Carolina
Fuqua Industries Inc
FQA
George Taylor
American Corporation
Robbins
Chevway National Leasing and Rental System
Transco Lyles Chevrolet CO
N. Main St
Chevrolet Dealers
Life Insurance
Group Insurance
Ce A
uGea Achiral
We] Insurance CO
First Union National Bank
Paul Owen
Castle Too
Robert A.mccuiston
High Point Bank Bldg
Investors
Isa
Austin T. Swaim
Larry B. Wells
A. Neal Jelle
DTT
LCL
Ec General Insurance
North Main Street
High Point, N
John W. Herndon
J. Sturgis May & CO
Stocks & Bonds
North Carolina Bank
Professional Life Insurance Service
Ne. Clark
C.L.A
Hayden Place
Lyon
Stenos
W. High
Powell, Kistler & Co
Kinston
Raleigh
Myrtle Beach
S. C
New York City
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