Pioneer Is Summer Fun At YMCA Camp Pioneer
Camp Pioneer in High Point hosts over 300 youths in two week sessions with total attendance expected to 600. The 215 acre facility offers new programs including an authentic Indian village and trips to Beech Mountain and Black Mountain. Over 400 youths seek financial aid with help from Sertoma Club Y Mens Club churches and individuals. final sessions begin July 12 and July 28 with some openings.
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Pioneer
High Point
Jamestown
Thomasville
Archdale
Land of Oz
Beech Mountain
Blue Ridge Assembly
Black Mountain
N. C
Sertoma Club
Y Men's Club
Thomasville ABC Store Referendum Sparks Sharp Debate
In Thomasville a fierce ABC store election unfolds with drys led by Citizens for Christian Action opposing wets backed by Citizens for Legal Control and local business leaders. The campaign emphasizes liquor revenue and crime concerns while urging voters to keep money in Thomasville.
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Thomasville
ABC
Citizens For Christian Action
Drys
Jim Halliburton
Citizens For Legal Control
Chamber of Commerce
WTNC
Davidson
Thomasville General Fund
Davidson County Board of Education
Jaycees
City sees three traffic deaths in 1971
High Point Police report three fatalities in 1971 with fatalities down seven from the prior year. Pedestrian victims include eight year old Paul Jordon Bennett and 61 year old George Thurmond Kirkman. a 14 year old Walter Calvin Titus died in a Montlieu Avenue single car wreck. Total injuries reached 429 with property damage about 506 thousand dollars.
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Paul Jordon Bennett
Not
Tingham Road
High Point Memorial
George Thurmond Kirkman
New Street
New
E. Green Drive
Walt
Er Calvin Titus
Penn Street
Montlieu Avenue
Oakwood Cemetery
Titus Boy
Arts Building Closes For Summer
The Arts Council Building at 500 N Main Street will close from July 16 to September 1. It will open only on Mondays and Thursdays for classes from 1 p.m. to 2 30 p.m. After September 1 it will reopen weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Arts Council
N. Main Street
High Point Enterprise Sunday Morning 1971
Newspaper note from High Point Enterprise dated Sunday morning July 11 1971 highlights the daily edition coverage for that date with local news briefs and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Summer Market Holds Steady in Sluggish Economy at High Point
The four day Summer Market opening in High Point draws dealers from Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina plus other Southeast states. SFMA reports May factory sales up 27.9 percent from 1970 and first five months 1971 15.9 percent ahead. shipments up 6.5 percent year to date and 2.2 percent in May. Retailers show 15 to 30 percent higher sales in the river states. Dealers plan inventory rebuilding for the market week with meetings by the Southern Buying Syndicate and a Virginia Carolina social event before market closes Thursday.
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High Point
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Southern
Robert Deale
Southern Home Furnishings Assn
Carolinas
Deale
Southern Buying Syndicate
Southern Furniture Exposition
Leon Feldman
Bowman Gray Center to Study Arteriosclerosis
The National Heart and Lung Institute awards Bowman Gray School of Medicine $3 million to create one of 13 national arteriosclerosis research centers. The grant funds five years of work at the Bowman Gray Arteriosclerosis Research Center with Dr. Thomas B. Clarkson as director.
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Winston-Salem
National Heart and Lung Institute
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Heart and Lung Division
National Institutes of Health
Bowman Gray Center
Thomas B. Clarkson
Medical School
Bowman Gray
This n That King And His Lackey
A humorous reflection on monarchy versus dictatorship. The narrator muses on liking to be king for leisure and trivial comforts, contrasts royal life with common life and jokes about royal servants and the role of handmaidens.
If I Could Be King Then Drop The Crown
A humorous musing on kingship notes the hassles of bowing to the throne paying bills and poisoning fears. The speaker jokes about loopholes like bypassing royal titles and hiring a taster while conceding modern kingly life is costly leading to preferring a lackey role.
Hearing by NLRB resumes Monday in labor dispute
The seven week recess ends Monday in the NLRB case of High Point Typographical Union No. 878 versus a newspaper company. The union argues rehiring after a strike violated federal law with witnesses detailing reinstatement under onerous conditions. Examiner Abraham Maller holds sessions in Winston Salem City Hall.
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Winston-Salem
High Point Typographical Union
High Point Enterprise
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Abraham Maller
Winston-Salem City Hall
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Bob Westcott
Enterprise
Camp Pioneer
Sonny Hedgecock
Dan Hackney
Ken Lyons
Ven Carver
Jim Haliburton
C. Richard Lloyd
Harvey Carpenter
Wayles Harrison
Carpenter
Lloyd
Haliburton
Davidson County
Woodrow Hill
First Baptist Church
Jaycees Nor
Council
General Assembly
House
Senate
Howard Hayes
Virginia-Carolinas Home Furnishings Representatives Assn
Institute
King
Ann
England
Yon
Princess Ann
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
N.C
Associated Press
Okly
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
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