Clover Brand Dairies Sold To Borden Company
Clover Brand Dairies of High Point with a Greensboro branch joined The Borden Company, a major dairy producer. Announcement by H. M. Ridge Jr. cited no disclosed price.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1956
Page
11
Clover Brand Dairies of High Point with a Greensboro branch joined The Borden Company, a major dairy producer. Announcement by H. M. Ridge Jr. cited no disclosed price.
Harold L. Farlow has joined Harold C. Davis Funeral Home as funeral director and embalmer. A Cincinnati College of Embalming graduate, he is an Air Force veteran, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Farlow, and will reside in Rockford Terrace with wife Ann Renfrow after licensing by the North Carolina State Board of Embalming and Funeral Directing.
Louis J. Fisher II and Joseph G. Walser are among 24 UNC arts students on the dean's list for the last semester. To qualify, students must earn grades of B or higher.
Shelly Spoon, operator of the P&L Cafe on High Point Road, was arrested by Davidson County sheriff's deputies on a narcotics charge. Police say 17 capsules of sodium amytal, a barbiturate, were found in his possession on March 2. A bond of $500 was posted.
Final rehearsals are under way for the Jay cee Jollies opening at the Junior High School Auditorium. The High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce presents five show nights with 8 pm curtain. Nancy Chamberlin joins as a new attraction alongside Jol lie favorites.
The forecast calls for temperatures to fall into the mid twenties with heavy frost. A trace of snow was reported by the Friendship weather bureau, with a five day outlook six degrees below normal and gradual warming through Friday before turning colder again over the weekend. The high today should reach about 45 with a low near 23 to 28 tonight and a 53-degree high tomorrow. Skies to remain fair through Wednesday.
Awards night will honor units of the 40th Field Artillery Battalion National Guard for field training at Fort Bragg. Col Edward J Phibbs Jr will present trophies and certificates at the Armory on English Street and in Thomasville. Lt Yates and Sgt Teeter are among those to receive top battalion honors and a letter of commendation from Maj Gen John H Manning.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 619 plans an officer election at a meeting tomorrow night. The gathering at Greensboro remains listed with details partially unclear in the notice.
High Point accountant J. D. Ross announces candidacy for the Guilford County Board of Commissioners subject to the May Democratic primary. He seeks one of the seats now held by Chairman Lloyd Amos and W. G. Ragsdale, citing a need to keep the tax load in line and restore High Point representation on the board.
Joe Hollingsworth remains active with Industrial Finance Co of High Point. A Sunday Enterprise correction notes he was never ex secretary of the firm and will keep his stake there while taking on new duties with Temple Motor Co.
The High Point Looping School, under supervisor Bruce Roberts, plans a new class with eight vacancies for women aged 18 to 30. After four weeks of training, graduates may join local hosiery mill patrols when jobs arise. Applicants report to 724 English St between 8 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. with a $2 registration fee. The looping school is sponsored by the city schools and the hosiery industry.
The Spiritual Holy Church of God on Sherrod Street holds revival services each evening at 7:30 o clock throughout the week.
City Council approved revisions to Consolidated Bus Line Inc schedules to speed transfers at Washington and N Main Streets and added five minutes for return trips. The changes take effect April 2 after printing. The body also awarded street and utility contracts totaling 198,?164.41 to Thompson Arthur Paving Co and Childers Concrete Co, plus pumps and blowers for water and sewage plants.
The weekly feature will broadcast The Bagmans Story by Charles Dickens on Wednesday afternoon at WHPE. Cast includes Venevie Linthicum Kyle Stirling and Luke French with sound effects by Fred Jobe and anouncer Frank Jeffers.
Promoters of a proposed downtown parking garage said they would move to incorporate immediately to advance the project. James B. Lovelace, attorney for the Simmons real estate interests, said he would begin drafting documents at once.
Sherdan School principal Ellis K Schweickhard and local merchants discussed a two story open air garage behind west side S Main Street stores. The plan includes stock subscription to raise funds and eventual incorporation. Merchants reacted favorably and would participate. parking would be free for shoppers.
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