Lynwood Smith named to Scots Bank boards in High Point
Thomas Lynwood Smith, industrial executive and city leader, nears appointment to The Scottish Bank local board and expected North Carolina parent board. Born 1908 in Maxton, he built a law career in Asheboro before moving to High Point where he rose to executive vice president of Adams-Millis and engages in civic service.
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Thomas Lynwood Smith
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Scottish Bank
Lumberton
High Point
North Carolina Banking Commission
College and
W. Washington Streets
Commission
Lynwood Smith
Bank
North Carolina
Piedmont
Maxton
Mary McCallum Smith
Archie Leak Smith
Asheboro
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T. Lynwood Smith
Georgia Military Academy
Rutherford Junior College
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
Carolina
Johnny Peacock
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Pan-Hellenic Council
Federal Land Bank
Columbia
Florida
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Randolph County
Betsy Armfield
W. J. Armfield Jr
Bank of Randolph
Armfield
Harold Cooley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Attorney Smith
Adams-Millis
Cornelia Armfield Smith
Dee
Little Red
Ray Street
Adams-Mills
Highland Cotton Mill
Mac Panel Inc
Highland Cotton Mills
Family Service Bureau
United Fund
Rotary Club
Piedmont Associated Industries
National Industrial Council
Newcomen Society of North America
Carson Stout
Hanes- Millis Sales Corp
State Capital Life Insurance Co
Rockford Rd
New Role for Old Firm in Local Industry Shift
O. E. Kearns and Son, a longtime local furniture maker turned hosiery pioneer, enters a third phase as a dry storage plant. Tom J. Kearns and his son Tommy Jr lead the transition, continuing the family business legacy with this new venture.
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O. E. Kearns and Son
Tom J. Kearns
Tommy, Jr
Guilford County Plans Staffing for New High Schools
Guilford County board of education advances staffing for three new consolidated high schools at start of next school year. Superintendent E P Pearce Jr cites pay losses for principals. proposes using county supplements to offset. Chair Howard Carr urges strict adherence to A certificates and aims to keep districts with natural boundaries amid boundary discussions for High Point and Greensboro.
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Pete Gibson
Greensboro
Guilford
Pearce
High Point
Carr
Planning Group Is Okayed For Center
The Guilford Industrial Education Center at Jamestown received approval to form a planning committee for a furniture institute. County schools superintendent E P Pearce Jr noted community interest and read letters from Bruce Roberts naming High Point furniture executives. The board approved selecting a planning committee and hiring architect Burt Wilder on a contingency basis, with a $1000 contingence set aside in the next budget.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Globe
Gilbert Weant
High Point
Thomasville Furniture
Pearce
Industrial Center Advisory Board
Lloyd C. Amos
Board of County Commissioners
Amos
Howard Carr
Burt Wilder
Wilder
Carr
Ed Kemp
Kemp
Industrial Center
Rehearings set for student school placement objections
The article explains that parents must submit written requests to keep children in preferred schools. District policy normally rejects transfers for personal reasons, aligning with state law. In 1960-61 about 500 students moved from Bay Street School to other schools, mainly Northwood, Johnson Street and Montleu, and the practice continued into the next year.
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Bay Street
Ugee
Kirkman Park
Northwood
Johnson Street
Montleu
Downtown Rail Track Coverage Proposal Moves Forward
Price says local study of expanded project area will precede approval or rejection by the redevelopment commission in coming weeks. He stresses covering the tracks as a key issue for downtown redevelopment and recalls a state symposium quip about “cover Price.”
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Price
Redevelopment Commission
Grim Sign In Smog Highlights Cemeteries In New York
AP reports a Memphis family on vacation saw a grim roadside sign at Forest Lawn Cemetery claiming dead clean, a stark reminder of pollution. Separately at St Bonaventure University scientists study an 11 year air purification project using hamsters and rabbits to understand ion balance in air and its human effects.
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Memphis
Forest Lawn
N. Y
St. Bonaventure University
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