Seifert Family Turns Hobby To Business At Rural Home
The Seifert family converts a hobby into Utility Craft, a two showroom furniture shop in Deep River Community. Max, Allen R., and Allen Max Seifert keep alive three generations of woodworking craft and finishing with antique pine and colonial finishes. Mrs Seifert sells in the show rooms while Max and his father finish pieces for a regional clientele. The business grew from a basement hobby into a thriving enterprise with a family atmosphere and rural seclusion shaping its charm.
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Jane Lucas
Seifert
Deep River
Seiferts
Max
Allen R
Allen Max
Bill
Max Seifert
Germany
Allen R. Seifert
Greensboro
North Carolina
Allen Seifert
Ture
Mrs. Seifert
Comedians Seek Training In Changing Hollywood
Danny Kaye laments lack of training for new comedians as TV raises the bar. He contrasts past routes like burlesque and vaudeville with today’s television gatekeeping and warns talent must study hard to succeed. He also cautions veterans against overexposure.
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Hollywood
Danny Kaye
Danny
Kaye
Senior high school design chosen for Thomasville
Winston-Salem firm Stinson Arey Hall was chosen to design Thomasville’s new senior high school on Unity Street. Superintendent G H Arnold touts a perfectionist approach with exacting standards, while preliminary sketches are due soon.
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Winston-Salem
Stinson, Arey & Hall
Thomasville
Liberty Drive
Melee Bli
Taal
Stinson
G. H. Arnold
High Point
Supt. Arnold
Main Street
Unity Street
Mystery Guest Thief Among Garrison Dinner Guests
Detectives identify the thief from a list of six couples at the Garrison home. Clues include a spouse losing money in bridge, a woman couple consistently at a picture puzzle, a spilled drink over Mrs Albers, and prior golf with the thief. The solution appears on page C.
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Tom O'Rourke
Carl Garrison
O’ Rourke
Willam Albers
Arnold Born
Daniel Cullom
Mr. Cullom
Mrs. Born
Mr. Born
Mrs. Albers
Wood Course Slated At N. C. State
The School of Forestry at North Carolina State will run its eighth annual furniture finishing short course August 26-30 in the Wood Products Laboratory. New topics include color control in finishing and decorative finishes on furniture. Directed by Prof. Roy M. Carter, the program targets finishing room foremen and supervisors in state firms, with input from paint and varnish industry representatives.
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Raleigh
School of Forestry of
North Carolina State
Roy M. Carter
College
School of Forestry
Cleveland mother cleared of neglect in babysitting ruling
Juvenile Judge Albert W. Waldman dismissed neglect charges against a 23-year-old Cleveland mother who left her baby with a sitter five or six nights a week to attend the movies. The judge said babysitting is an American institution and finding guilt would imply millions of mothers are neglectful.
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Cleveland
Albert W. Waldman
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