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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1955
Page
5
Bedding makers predict stable prices at pre market levels after upcoming furniture shows. Local officials offered no comment on the July 11 Summer Market at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. The survey notes no anticipated price reductions though some pressure on promotional dual sleep prices and foam latex rises are hinted.
Donald L. Embler of 306 W. Green St. was named a local agent for the Farm Bureau Insurance Companies of Columbus Ohio. W. M. Wilson announced the appointment noting Embler's prior role as credit manager at Home Service Stores. He will represent Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company and Farm Bureau Mutual 4 with the North South Carolina regional office nearby.
The Collins Travelbook of North Carolina 1955 lists 2,789 added rooms in 8 more hotels motels and guest facilities. It covers 176 communities from Great Smokies to Atlantic beaches with 35 596 rooms total and details rates locations and vacation attractions edited by Ken Knight for the State Advertising Department of Conservation and Development.
Thomasville Chair Co announces two new sales staff officials. James W. McNew becomes merchandiser for the upholstery division and John T. Coad joins in sales and promotion. Both hires reflect company plans for sales expansion under Vice President Tom A. Finch.
P Dobbins of Yadkinville and Amondon Jr lead a sale at the Guilford County Agricultural Center Greensboro on Saturday June 18 starting at 1 pm. A total of 54 jets including 46 females and bulls will be sold as part of the division. Chair Co expands from case goods to more active tered lines.
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