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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1961

Page

31

Fabricators Plan New Building for Highpoint Products

Highpoint Products a division of Wood Conversion Co announced plans for a new larger plant at Prospect and Progress Streets. The 50000 square foot facility will house fabricating machines and a dust collection system with Glenn A. Hinds as local manager. Opening is set for early spring 1961.

Hgshpoint Products Wood Conversion Co Prospect and Progress Glenn A. Hinds Ward St Highpoint Products

Two Will Aid Car Owners in High Point Sessions

Roy Fisher state Highway Patrol inspector for Greensboro and W L Stell Asheboro inspector will visit the High Point motor club office at 859 North Main St on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Jan 24 to Feb 16. They will assist with vehicle registration issues including for hire dealer renewals duplicate titles and inspections. The Carolina Motor Club notes a 2000 decline in plate sales from last year and urges timely registration before the February 15 deadline for 1960 plates.

Roy Fisher State Highway Patrol Greensboro W. L. Stell Asheboro High Point Thelma Ryan Sohnchen The Carolina Motor Club Motor Club North Main St

Worley to Speak at UF Meet in High Point

Bland Worley vice president of Wachovia Bank Greensboro office will speak at High Point United Fund annual meeting at Schrafft's Restaurant 6 30 p m Tuesday The event will honor top performers from last fall and elect new directors Worley a former High Point resident and Gainesville native has served in banking since 1946 and led United Fund campaigns in 1953 and 1954

Bland Worley Greensboro Wachovia Bank and Trust Co High Point United Fund Schrafft's Main Street United Appeal Johnny Wood Wachovia Worley Kinston University of North Carolina School of Banking Rutgers University Africa Italy Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Kiwanis Club Chamber of Commerce Fund Greensboro Chamber of Commerce

Hottest Springs Find Heat in Ice land Words Origin

Ice land hosts some of the world's hottest springs used for heating. The term geyser comes from the Ice landic language.

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Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting promotes NC scholarships

About 275 officers and members from the North Carolina VFW and Auxiliary gather in High Point for the State Council on Administration meeting. ATTO formed to honor Otis N. Brown plans three NC scholarships for children of members. Mrs Frances Millikan serves as national Auxiliary president.

North Carolina Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars High Point State Council On Administration VFW John R. Dickerson C. D. Thomas Fayetteville ATTO Otis N. Brown North Carolina Frances Millikan Palatka, Fa Millikan Auxiliary State Council Jess Washburn Chamber of Commerce George Covington Veterans of Foreign Wars State Council On Administration Frances

Driver Hurt When Auto Clips Pole on Greensboro Road

A 44 year old man, Jim Henry Pressley of West Street, was treated at High Point Memorial Hospital after his car ran off Greensboro Road and struck a utility pole. He suffered a six inch forehead laceration and chest pains and may face a speeding charge. The car was a total loss. A separate crash on Springfield Road involved Earnest Lee Page and three children, with Page charged for exceeding the safe speed limit.

High Point Memorial Hospital Greensboro Jim Henry Pressley West Street Pressley Greensboro Road Springfield Road Earnest Lee Page Smith Street Page

Paper Drive Slated Today

Allen Seward of the Junior Chamber of Commerce reminds residents of a noon start for a city paper drive. About 50 to 60 volunteers will collect waste paper, asking donors to bundle or box it on the curb. Call 88-8-4538 on Monday if missed or to donate paper.

Allen Seward Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Seward

Sea corals revealed as animals in 18th century science

The text notes that scholars only later recognized corals as animals akin to sea anemones. It describes how soft polyps form colonies that create reefs and island-like structures through their hard skeletons.

Furniture Outlook Brighter at Winter Market

Leo J. Heer, manager of the Southern Furniture Exposition Building, said the five day winter market closed with confidence in 1961. More than 4 500 buyers attended, signaling a healthy upturn as manufacturers expect steady demand and prompt production to meet growing sales.

Leo J. Heer Southern Furniture Exposition Heer

Family Camping Weekend Set at High Point College

High Point College teams with the Parks and Recreation Department to sponsor a Family Camping Weekend on April 22 23. The event includes workshops on campus and at City Lake Park with leaders from Milwaukee Wisconsin North Carolina State College Guilford County Red Cross and local recreation officials. A gymnasium display of campaign equipment is planned as a feature.

High Point College Parks and Recreation Department City Lake Park George T. Wilson Municipal Recreation and Milwaukee Wis Charles Stott N. C. State College John Spivy Guilford County Forester William McDonald N. C American Red Cross Jim Hamilton Jesse L. Taylor High Point Fred Ruppenthal North Carolina Recreation Commission

Accident Box Score Summary

Accident statistics present mixed figures for this period with counts of killed and injured and property loss. The fragment mentions totals 25 11 10.00 and 19 35.00 alongside year related labels but lacks clear context or complete entities.

Hometown HEROES rescue at Governor's Ball mishaps

Two High Point matrons miss crucial accessories for the governor's inaugural ball. A resourceful husband enlists pals to raid a late store for a needed garment while a second couple faces green shoe mishaps. Green stockings and dyed feet trigger last minute fixes as the ball nears.

Sir Gallahad Eureka High Point Raleigh

Light Snow Seen For Local Area

Forecasters predict a repeat of Saturday flurries for tonight or tomorrow with light snow in the area. High around 25 degrees today, low near 15 tonight, rising to about 32 Monday. Mountain sections report up to four inches while Raleigh and Rocky Mount see about one inch. Chains used on highways in Asheville area. additional flurries anticipated in mountains.

Friendship Piedmont North Carolina Raleigh Rocy Mount Asheville

High Point College to Run Executive Leadership Conference

Dr. Wendell M. Patton announces a five day executive leadership conference in Southern Pines from March 5 to 10. The program targets top and middle managers with a live in course in planning action and follow up led by Edward A. Murray Jack D. Hughes and Malcolm E. Shaw. Enrollment capped at 32 with two applicants per organization.

Wendell M. Patton High Point College Southern Pines College ‘Education For Leadership South Edward A. Murray Murray School of Textiles N. Y. State College Deering Milliken Research Trust National Cot- Standard Register Co Dayton Council of America University of Texas Oregon State College Jack D. Hughes Hughes Ion Ohio Leadership Resources Inc General Motors Corporation Marion Industries Motor Products Corporation National Training Laboratories Malcolm E. Shaw New York State School Industrial and Labor Relations Cornell University The Cincinnati Enquirier American Management Association Harrison Radio Corp. of America Sociometric Institute of New York City Staf Rutgers Institute of Management and Labor Relations Mid Pines Club

Kerosene Fire Injures Six Year Old Girl

A six year old girl named Shirley Ann Luck suffered second and third degree burns while pouring kerosene at a Crescent Drive dwelling. She was treated and released at a hospital. The fire damaged three chairs clothing and a table. Earlier, fire crews were called to Better Life Store on South Main Street for a rear fire with minor damage to merchandise and building.

Crescent Drive Shirley Ann Luck Better Life Store S. Main St New Store

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