Rhett Ball Named High Point Business Leader of Note
Rhett Ball, Charleston native and High Point resident, rises to president and chief executive officer of Heritage Furniture Co. and Morganton Furniture Co. after a career in investment banking and management. His lineage includes Revolutionary War figure Gen. William Moultrie, with family ties to Comingtee plantation and notable descendants. Ball’s education spans Sewanee and Harvard Business School, and he helped recruit Dr. Wendell Patton to High Point College.
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High Point
Rhett Ball
South
Ball
America
John Coming
William Ball
Devonshire
England
Coming
Carolina
Charleston
Cooper River
Elias Ball
John Ball
Comingree
Stokes
Comingtee
Balls
South Carolina
Robert Ball
Balliol College
Oxford University
St. Mary
Isaac Ball
Dean Hall
Cypress Gardens
S. C
Rhett
Isaac
William
Elias
John
Alexander K. Ball
Emily Heyward Clarkson Ball
Beaufort
Ruxton
Emily Ball Grainger
Charleston Harbor
William Moultrie
Alexander Garden
Carolus Linnaeus
Garden
Oranto
Garden's Corner
Garden Clarkson Ball
Alabama Shipbuilding Co
Mobile
Ala
Alexander Ball Jr
Burlington Mills
Lexington
John Grainger
Baltimore
Garden Ball
Nathaniel Heyward Ball
Air Corps
Heyward Ball
Mindanova
Europe
The
University of the South
Sewanee
Tenn
Oxford
School of Business Administration
Harvard University
R. S. Dickson and Co
Analytica
United States
United States Air Force
Georgia
Alabama
Southern Airways
Atlanta
Mr. Ball
Bruce Payne and Associates
Harvard
Southern
Bruce Payne
Wendell Patton
High Point College
Patton
Elliott Wood
Dennis Cooke
Morganton Furniture Co
Drexel, Heritage
Morganton Furniture Companies
Heritage
Morganton
Drexel Enterprises, Inc
Heritage Furniture Co
Drexel Enterprises Inc
Morganton Companies
American Institute of Industrial Engineers Inc
Society For the Advancement of Management
Southern Textile Methods and Standards Assn
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Faren Newton
Jackson
Mrs. Ball
Rodney R. Ball
St. Andrew's School
Middletown
Del
Randolph N. Ball
Randy
Northeast
R. Lynn Ball
Northwood
To drink or not to drink youth issue explored by Allied Youth
An Allied Youth feature in Lions International magazine outlines the group’s nonsectarian approach to inform teens about alcohol at the start of independence. It notes incidents tied to alcohol and urges informed choices while detailing contact at Allied Youth Inc. in Washington D C.
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Allied Youth
Washington
the Lion
Lions International
Piedmont
North Carolina
Allied Youth Inc
M. Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
Ken Gobel
Denton
Griffis Clinic
Silver Valley Civitans
Silver Valley School
Glenn Craughan
Craughan
High Point Kiwanians
FFA
High Point
Bert Taylor
Guilford
Taylor
Graham urges Wake Forest students to commit to Christian life
Evangelist Billy Graham told Wake Forest students that college years are the age of commitment and urged laypeople to expand Christian work at home and abroad. He praised coach Bones McKinney, warned of Communist risks, and urged Christian education in Africa while noting the Peace Corps and a built-in church presence as a peace effort. He also commented on Jack Paar and a free press during a campus Q&A session.
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Joe Rawley
Winston - Salem
Billy Graham
Wake Forest
Graham
Winston - Salem College
United States
Africa
Jack Paar
Paar
Our Own School Grammar Published in Greensborough 1862
During the Civil War centennial reflection, H J Stepp found an 1862 Greensborough based text by Sterling Campbell and Albright. Smythe’s Our Own School Grammar features a catalog of primers readers and grammars with prices from 10 to 40 cents. Printing challenges included type setting and paper shortages, delaying several titles planned for 1863.
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H. J. Stepp
Greensborough
South
Sterling, Campbell and Albright
Stepp
Smythe
Charles W. Smythe
Lexington Eng
Rag Company
Senior High High Points Highlight NHS Induction and Awards
The school notes a National Honor Society induction and NHS Service Award ceremony scheduled for Friday at 10 30 a m led by Miss Maxalynn Mourane. Students prepare for a candlelight ceremony while two Student Council Talent Show performances gain praise.
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Maxalynn Mourane
Jimmy Hart
Clark Dillon
Linda Tunstall
Taxman Waiting For Big Rush At High Point Office
IRS senior agent David W. Kesler says filing is normal this year with April 15 an extra grace day. The local office has added Friday help from extra agents to assist taxpayers and reconstruct unrecorded expenses while lawyers and accountants brace for a busy season.
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High Point
David W. Kesler
IRS
Kesler
Tax Office
Morning Paper Route Brings Family Together
Bonnie Moore writes about the daily routine of delivering the paper as a family. The piece explores the challenges of early mornings in bad weather, the lessons in responsibility, and the value of togetherness gained by parents and children as they earn a little money and share experiences.
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Ren
Bonnie
Bill
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Commission of Christ
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Lish and Classical School
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Nancy Ferrell
Northeast Junior High
HPHS
Barry Ruth
Virginia Frank
Ferndale Junior High
David Carter
Ferndale
Point Medical Auxiliary
Thomasville
Bonnie Moore
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