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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1966
Page
6
Ray Hubbard reports promotions at Crawford & Co and Interstate Finance Corp in Norfolk and Salisbury, plus new appointments at Guilford Mills and Erwin Lambeth. The piece notes mid 1960s earnings growth, restaurant openings reaching 738 outlets, and professional openings including a public accountant in High Point and a CPA member in Greensboro.
Reynolds detective Sgt A A Bunn said White sold him a ticket for three dollars. Donald Lewis Burgess a 26 year old Durham insurance salesman was charged with selling two four dollar tickets for fifteen dollars. His trial was set for March 17.
The Investment Life & Trust Co a South Carolina firm newly licensed in North Carolina has declared a five percent dividend for 1963 and another five percent for 1964 at the close of business on June 0 A Paul Carter of High Point represents the firm in the Greensboro High Point area
Sky City Discount store at Fairfield Plaza named Tommy Johnston to general merchandise manager after a decade as merchandise for men. W C Miles, former assistant manager, becomes general merchandise manager. Stanburg location retains post with ongoing changes.
The Associated Press reports closing quotations from the Securities Dealers for inter-dealer prices. Bids reflect dealer levels and do not include retail markdowns. Asked prices are adjusted to include approximate markup.
Jack Allen, manager of the W. T. Grant store at College Village Shopping Center, has been elected president of the College Village Merchants. He was chosen last week at a board of directors meeting. The merchants are located in the shopping center at the corner of E Lexington and N Centennial Avenues.
New York AP reports the 1965 business boom entering its sixth year with economists forecasting 1966 to match 1965 despite inflation tighter money and manpower concerns. The year opens with solid market conditions and a projected gross national product around 675 billion dollars.
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