High Pointer of the Week W A Horney Jr
William A Jr leads the High Point Chamber of Commerce and co owns Micro-Products Company forming a pivotal business and civic career. He credits teamwork and a bold approach to plastics signs and local development while serving the Lutheran Church and supporting Democratic politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hawkins
William A. Jr
High Point Chamber of Commerce
The
of Commerce
Horney
Commu- Supply Co
Horney Sidhe
Richard Wisenburg
Thurston Street
William A. Horney
Archdale
Westwood Avenue
Main Street
Lindsay Street
Letters To The Editor Asks Does Not Cooperation Pay
Editor of The Enterprise notes conservationists and recreationsists cheer as President Johnson emphasizes America the Beautiful with 13 objectives for enactment this session. Several have long aimed at protecting lakeshores and national parks but faced obstruction. Now with approval, readers urged to contact their Senators and Congressman. The piece references Mayor Mehan and Senator Kemp in a discussion of political process.
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Great Basin Mountains
Guadalupe National Parks
Korea
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Luis
The Wicked Uncle Outlook by Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Editor's Outlook questions how America became seen as a wicked Uncle Sam amid vast defense spending The piece criticizes U S policy in Korea Vietnam and Southeast Asia and discusses colonial legacies race bias and U N action with reflections on geopolitics and Western power.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Uncle Sam
Philip
West Germany
U.N
Korea
France
Indo-China
Southeast Asia
Wrapping Shortcomings Highlight Good Product
A company touts a solid product despite criticism of packaging. Management says wrapping issues will be addressed in next production cycle while customers praise core features and value.
New Morality symposium at High Point College
Sunday Accent reports on the Religion and Life Week program at High Point College where students and speakers debated The New Morality with love as the guiding force. Dr Waldo Beach and Dr Russell Montfort framed love as the Christian standard guiding human relations amid modern ethics.
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Playboy
High Point College
Waldo Beach
Duke University Divinity School
Russell Montfort
First Methodist Church
High Point
Beach
God
Dr. Montfort
Christ
Student Christian Assn
Rick Mills
Robert A. Culler
National Up- Co
Sam J. Underwood
Question About The Dump Sparks Local Attention
Thomasville questions city officials including the mayor and city manager after a discussion with the mayor. The piece notes school matters at Thomasville Senior High and East Davidson High causing comment, a teacher’s dismissal, and officials unavailable for comment. It also praises rapid sheriff and SBI FBI cooperation after a stolen safe report at Hollis Hepler’s Kennedy Road residence. The report mentions a Moose Lodge fish fry to fund a bathhouse and pool beautification, with Governor Jimmy Harvey selling tickets.
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Thomasville Senior High
East Davidson High School
Thomasville
Davidson County Sheriff's Department
Hollis Hepler
Kennedy Road
Homer Lee Cox
Hepler
Cox
State Bureau of Investigation
SBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jimmy Harvey
Roaming the Piedmont recounts a long overdue visit
After 45 years Richardsons of Otteray Drive welcomed Al Wilson and Cape partner from Cape after their 1919 Army Air Corps discharge. A few words were exchanged as they toured the city and apologized for rough weather during the reunion.
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Arch Richardsons
Otteray Drive
al Wilson
Cape Other
Army Air Corps
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Horney Jr
Ee Lee
Old South Main Street
High Point Central High School
GeGarland
Logan Porter Sr
Harry White
Decorative Mirror Supply Co
Wisenburg
Armed Services
Chamber of Commerce
Snow Studio
Enterprise
Johnson
MR. Culler
Mehan
Kemp
America
Robert
Hamrick
Central High School
Jack D. Kirkman
Chapel Hill
Denton
Joe R. Taylor
Woodmen of the World
Deep River
Lewis Fraley
Industrial Education Center
Hoy Ingram
Clyde Wilkerson
Guil Rand Fire Department
Sam Pack
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