High Point interns sample real world business study
Eight students at High Point College participate in the Student Career Intern Program SCIP to gain on the job experience in retail, personnel, accounting, credit management, and country club management. Dr. Richard Bennington notes the program lets students test career fit before finishing college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
SCIP
Eric Bogaert
Wayside Interiors
William Burge
Richard Cockrum
S.H. Kress
Thomasville
Robert Morrison
Marilyn Wilson
City of High Point Personnel Department
Don Royals
Colleen Brennan
AMF Hatteras
Mark Lewis
John Lackey
Cone Mills
Greensboro
J. D. Holder
Thomas Simpson
Dixon, Odom & Co
C. Horton Godwin
Vernon Cadwallader
Aetna
Jerry O'Neal
Thomas Hartman
Hmerywood Country Club
Allen Garnes
Richard Bennington
Earl N. Phillips School of Business
Bennington
Industry notes and management changes across multiple firms
Business notes cover a TD meeting at Holiday Inn with speakers Judie Homer and Martha Fleer on Lifework Planning for Women. Highlights include The Sherwin Williams opening a 20 000 square foot color styling studio at 819 Baker Road with finishing services and a Ron Sparrow studio near key furniture makers. Bank of North Carolina promoted L James Cline to vice president and Thomas E Smith named executive vice president of Food Town Stores, plus Lane Co. Inc. reports 1977 first quarter net sales of 26 845 303 and earnings of 848 056. per share 31 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society For Training and Development
Holiday Inn
Judie Homer
Martha Fleer
Lifespan Center
Salem College
Sherwin-Williams Co
Baker Road
R.C. Tillotson
Ed Brown
Ron Sparrow
Ron
Altavista
The
Lane Co. Inc
White House sees improved outlook for 1977 economy
New York AP report notes some business economists raise hopes for stable growth in 1978 as Carter drops rebate proposal. Budget Director Bert Lance lowers projected 1977 output growth to 4.9 percent amid winter drought, while inflation expectations shift but remain contained compared with earlier forecasts. Major economists from Merrill Lynch and federal office leaders see a brighter near term but caution on inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Carter
Congress
Albert Cox Jr
Merrill Lynch Economics Ine
Cox
Bert Lance
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Hatteras Yacht
Mario Cioletti
Carroll Cope
L. James Cline
North Carolina Bank
Cline
NCNB
Charlotte
Monroe
Kannapolis
School of Consumer Banking
University of Virginia
Food Town Stores
Thomas E. Smith
Save-Rite Inc
Food Town
Smith
Salisbury
Kay Wallace
Blue Bell Sales
Blue Bell Inc
L. James
Ivey
Justin Inds
Wation
Kenan Transport
Lance Inc
Comtas
Aeratron Inc
Mom & Pop
Apenae Cowrie Pepsi
Bankers Trust of SC
Ncnb Corp
Northwest F
Northwest Fininv
PCA Inti, Inc
Brenner
Burnup & Sims Pa
Idetty Corp
Teerent Feng of
Catewbe Wa
Textiles Inc
Food T Wa
First Farmers New World Trion the Triangle Brick Forsyth Bank & Trust
Unifi_ ine
Franklin Ims
Caro Bandishi
International Harrelson Rubber
Walker Shoes Wariewory
Lite & Trust Wright Machinery
Eddie Knox Highland
North Main
Norfolk
Carnival Cruise Lines
Bermuda
Travel Service
Lexington Ave
Lindale Plaza
Gene Marsh
Cpm
Institute of Real Estate Management
National Association of Realtors
IREM
Mendenhall-Moore
Church Ave
Monarch Sun
Miami
Cap Haitien
San Juan
St. Thomas
Puerto Plata
Lido
Raleigh/Durham
Monarch Star
Caribbe
South America
Port-au-Prince
Montego Bay
Cartagena
Curagao
Aruba
Caraces
Grenada
Martinique
Eavest
Shipmate Cruises
tSharing
PNET
George P. Clark
L.A
Pt Rae Eee
Income & Capital Associates, Inc. Capital Creation, Accumulation & Management
Otr Kai la Iat
Corporate Senatits Planning Company
Physicians Planning Service Corporation
Wident Life & Accident AT SR
Crd Ee Oe
Ships’ Regisin
MenarEh
Cruise Lin
Mior
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