Local Business and Professional Moves Across High Point
Richard Payne joins White and Wood Realtors handling all real estate and marketing duties after licensing by the North Carolina Real Estate Licensing Board and Pfeiffer College graduate. Charles M. Hicks begins public accounting practice. L.S. Averett Jr. moves his office to High Point Medical Center. Southern Railway Co reports 1976 net income of 89.24 million on 1.028 billion in revenues, both records.
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Richard Payne
White and Wood Realtors
Payne
N.C. Real Estate Licensing Board
Pfeiffer College
Farm and Land Institute
High Point Board of Realtors
The
Civitan Club
Green Street Baptist Church
N.C. Ag Institute
Chapel Hill
L.S. Averett Jr
High Point Medical Center
Quaker Lane
Southern Railway Co
Southern
Fraternal Insurance Counselor designation awarded to Rapier
Eugene R. Rapier Sr. of Lexington completed three exams under the Fraternal Field Managers Assn and earned the Fraternal Insurance Counselor designation. The tests covered life insurance fundamentals and contract provisions. Beaman elected president of the North Carolina Dairy Products Assn at its annual meeting in High Point. He succeeds Harvey Millsaps of Mooresville Ice Cream Co. in a one year term. Beaman began with Borden in 1956 with posts in Houston Corpus Christi and Miami before moving to High Point in 1974. He is married to Patricia Cox and has four children. He is a former director and vice president of the NC Dairy Products Assn. Perpetual Savings and Loan Assn. reports 1976 earnings of 5.6 million and 73.496 million in total savings for the year. Total assets reach 81.237 million with 4 148 loans totaling 67.342 million. Loan closings on homes total 15.210 million. Directors re-elected include Corrigan Covington Edwards English Amos Clinard Fortney Marsh and Parker. Clinard remains chairman and Fortney vice chairman.
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Eugene R. Rapier Sr
Rt. 13
Lexington
Rapier
Research and Review Service of America
Indianapolis
Ind
Beaman
Association
Harvey E. Millsaps
Mooresville Ice Cream Co
Mooresville
Borden
Houston
Corpus Christi
Tex
Miami
Fla
High Point
Dyer, Inc
Patricia Cox
Daugher
NCDPA
Perpetual Savings and Loan Assn
Perpetual
William M. Corrigan
David M. Covington
J. Roger Edwards
T.R. English Jr
T.R. Amos
John W. Clinard Jr
J. Henry Dowdy
C.C. Edwards Jr
Austin P. Fortney
James P. Marsh
A. Scott Parker
Clinard
Fortney
Knitting Technologists To Conference
The American Society of Knitting Technologists sponsors an all day conference on Quality Control in Knitted Fabrics on February 16 at the Americana Hotel in New York City. The event features expert presentations on yarn friction dyeing finishing and a luncheon with Braham Norwich Joseph & Sons Co. Inc. as featured speaker.
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American Society of Knitting Technologists
Americana Hotel
New York City
Braham Norwich
Viceene Gr
Joseph & Sons Co. Inc
Dream Comes True in High Point Business Centers
High Point leads with strong sales among 12 Business Product Centers. James, the Business Product Manager, highlights team members Mike Worth the Sales Supervisor Ronald Brown the Service Manager and Hazel Cleary the office administrator as local residents contributing to the achievement.
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High Point
James
Mike Worth
Ronald Brown
Hazel Cleary
Coffee fuels second thoughts about conspiracies
AP Business Analyst notes that as coffee drinkers sip a second cup the idea of a grand conspiracy to deprive them of something loses urgency. The calm mood follows initial frantic reactions as people rethink their beliefs.
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John Cunniff
New York
Prognostications on Carter economics and policy shifts
New York based outlook surveys President Carter's economy plan shifts under labor pressure and highlights Bert Lance as ORM leader. Banks foresee continued wholesale inflation into March, dollar strength tied to U.S. lending, and coffee prices remaining high if Brazil's July harvest underperforms. Analysts project profits rise through 1977 and 1978 with potential tax credit boosts, while housing and investment trends hinge on policy. The piece also discusses price dynamics and consumer behavior amid supply constraints and OSHA reporting debates.
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New York
NANA
Carter
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
U.S
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Charles M. Hicks
Hicks
Christine
Willenbar Terrace
Mark
First United Methodist Church
Southern Railway
Charles M
Dairy President
Pinehurst
Ken Beaman
Borden Dairy and Services Division
N.C. Dairy Products Assom
Asheville — Arizona Inc
Plaza Manager
Patricia J. Drew
Furniture Plaza
Drew
High Point National Furniture Mart
Asheville
Valley Fidelity Bank
Knoxville
Perpetual Report
National Association Transport Inc
Platt
Mack's
Aerotron
Mom & Pop's
Pepsi Ee
NC Natural Gas
Trust
S.C
Dts Eng
Occidential
Aines
Sims
Piedmont
Cerone P&l
Irs
Pinkerton
Ety Corp
Vo MN
Catawbalav Sa Textiles Inc
Farmers New World Ma Triangle Brick Trion Inc We
Uniti Inc Aa Fors & Trust
International Heilig Meyerson Va
Henredon F
Walker Shoes Hickory Furn
West Knitting Corp
White Shield Co
Life & Trust
Wix Corp
Machinery Saince
Patricia
Gene Marsh
Cpm
Institute of Real Estate Management
National Association of Realtors
REM
Mendenhall-Moore
Church Ave
Cooper D. Cass
Cooper D. Cass Company
Carolinas
Triad
E.C. James
Norelco
Chrysler
Chrysler Leasing Society
Rs and Travel
Wee Sperte
Ianening Service
Peta Ens Saetil
Siderton Dodge
Council On
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Merrill Lynch
Merril Lynch
Jack W. Feild
N. Elm Street
Greensboro
N.C
Pierce Fenner & Smith Inc
America
First Union Mortgage Corporation
al Barn & RR
Waikiki
Kauai
Big Island
Oahu
Waikiki Beach
Sheraton Princess
Hilo Lagoon
Orchid
United
Royal Hawaiian Service
Hawaii
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Ater
Rome
Glenview
Bone
United Airlines Famle
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