High Pointer of the Week Dr C C Herbert Jr
Dr Chesley C Herbert Jr long time pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church is highlighted as a third generation Methodist preacher. The feature traces his family lineage from Thomas Galbraith Herbert to his father and uncles and notes his career from Summerton South Carolina to High Point and his recent transfer to First Methodist Gastonia.
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Chesley C. Herbert Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Herbert
C. C. Herbert Jr
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
South Carolina
North Carolina
First Methodist Church
Gastonia
Thomas Galbraith Herbert
Newberry County
S. C
Wesley Memorial
C. C. Herbert
Herbert Jr
Summerton
Spartanburg
Ruth Allen Herbert
Florence
Wofford College
Duke University
High Point
Mr. Herbert
N. Main Street
High Point Bank and Trust Co
Centenary Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
Ten Pillars of Economic Wisdom Exhibit Unveiled
An editor notes the World’s Fair plan for a Hall of Free Enterprise. The $2.1 million project, run by the American Economic Foundation with participants from 40 states and 31 countries, argues free market enterprise contrasts with socialist pavilions. It outlines ten pillars on government, wages, productivity, and competition, urging celebration of private initiative over state planning.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
American Ecnomic Foundation
Hall of Free Enterprise
Letters To The Editor Urges U S Truth In World Policy
A reader urges the United States to face the truth about communism and ally talks, warning against policy behind closed doors. He calls for national unity, honest government, and transparent decisions, recalling Korea and Vietnam sacrifices and urging decisive action.
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United States
Commie
U.S. A
USA
Mississippi
Alabama
High Point
Korea
Viet- Nam
Concord
Dunkirk
Pearl Harbor
Jim Mawhinney
Poets Of North Carolina Highlight State Verse
A study of NC poetry and prose notes growing toil of Tar Heel writers. The volume Poets Of North Carolina edited by Richard Walser includes 20 poets active in the state with roots from James Larkin Pearson to Randall Jarrell and Thad Stein Jr. The edition covers nature themes and up to date social issues like the sit ins.
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North Carolina
Richard McKenna
Reynolds Price
Ovid Pierce
Betty Smith
Manly Wellman
Harry Golden
Romulus Linney
Russell Brantley
Guy Owen
Dave Morrah
Thomas Wolfe
Richard Walser
State College
Walser
James Larkin Pearson
H. A. Sieber
Olive Tilford Dargan
Zoe Kincaid Brockman
Randall Jarrell
Sam Ragan
Thad Stein Jr
Charles Edward Eaton
Frank Borden Hanes
Robert Watson
Pearson
Fifty Acres
Jonathan Williams
Hell
Chapel
Poem on Father’s Day Honoring Jeter A Cooke
A contributor reflects on her father Jeter A Cooke who died years ago. She hopes for space to share a Father’s Day tribute and asks for combined celebration of fathers and mothers. The piece recalls a gentle man, a father’s smile, and lasting memory.
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Jeter A. Cooke
Elsie Meadows
North Carolina adopts bi racial committee approach to integration
The state uses city by city bi racial committees to ease racial tension from mass demonstrations. Charlotte Winston Salem Durham and Raleigh show varied progress with desegregation of hotels motels and restaurants while theaters remain resistant to change.
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North Carolina
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Durham
Raleigh
M. C. Benton
Bi racial committee led by Gen Capus Waynick promotes equal job access in High Point
The City Council formed a bi racial committee headed by Gen Capus Waynick to push equal job opportunities and peaceful protest. Reports from Durham show hotels restaurants and firms pledging desegregation and hiring regardless of race easing tensions after mass arrests.
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High Point
Capus Waynick
Waynick
Richardson Foundation
New York
Durham
Wense Grabarek
Tax rate prospects loom in Thomasville budget
Thomasville officials weigh a 1963 64 budget with a likely two tier tax rate while city employees expect no salary hikes. County figures hint at a possible tax rise, and council action tomorrow could set the tone for tax adjustments.
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Thomasville City
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