Anvil Brand Raises Pay Across All Plants
Effective June 7 Anvil Brand announces pay increases for 1600 to 1800 employees at plants in Clinton South Carolina and Inde Virginia. Stewart says the raise aligns with recent textile and hosiery industry increases and likely falls between 3 and 5 percent. The hikes were posted on plant bulletin boards. Anvil Brand is an autonomous division of B V D Company with additional Hallmark Shirt division in Clinton and production of pressed slacks and jeans in Indiana.
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B. V. D. Company
Hallmark Shirt
D. CC
Anvil Brand promotes Stewart to executive vice president
Stewart Marshall Stewart Jr. named executive vice president of Anvil Brand Inc up from vice president merchandising and national sales manager He is a Dunn native now in Scarsdale N Y wife will move to High Point N C after housing plans Anvil credits him for two years of sales and earnings gains He foresees 1967 volume at 17 to 18 million with a 25 million target for 1967 and an 85 000 square foot plant expansion will add about 300 jobs.
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Anvil Brand, Inc
Dunn
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High Point
University of North Carolina
New York City
Apawamis Country Club
Rye
National Television Arts and Sciences
Oan Square Club
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Dependence
4 H Talent Contest Winners at Cedar Square Club
Sophia Lee Ann and Sandy Davis won the Cedar Square 4 H Club talent contest held at the New Market Community Center. Ten contestants competed as D W Coggins presided. Mrs. Robert Davis presented health film strips and a fundraising sale was planned for May 28 at the New Market site.
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Lee Ann
Sandy Davis
Cedar Square
New Market Community Center
Robert Davis
Standstill: complacency hampers progress and growth
A reflective maxim notes that satisfaction with past achievements signals a decline in progress. The quote warns against resting on laurels and urges continued effort. It emphasizes ambition and self-improvement as drivers of forward motion.
Denton High Prepares Baccalaureate and Commencement
Denton High School plans a May 29 baccalaureate service at 8 p.m. in the Elementary School auditorium led by Rev. Herbert M. Baker pastor of Denton First Baptist Church and a Wake Forest College graduate. Class Night occurs tonight at 8 with 51 seniors and honors Mary Snider valedictorian and Patricia Elliott salutatorian. Commencement address Friday June 3 will be given by Rev. Ray C. Stephens, minister at Vickrey Methodist Church, a High Point College and Duke Divinity School graduate.
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Denton High School
Herbert M. Baker
Mr. Baker
First Baptist Church
Wake Forest College
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
Mary Snider
Patricia Elliot
Miss Snider
Howard W. Snider
Miss Elliott
Dewey Elliott
Ray C. Stephens
Stephens
High Point College
Seasonal light triggers robin reproductive cycle
As days lengthen in late winter robins respond to increased light by activating the pituitary gland which releases hormones. These hormones stimulate the reproductive system and trigger urges guiding the bird to migrate north to its breeding ground.
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Robin
Blood Donors Contribute 129 Pints
The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 129 pints yesterday for a two day total of 238 toward a 300 pint goal. Thirty two first time donors joined replacements for friends and relatives. Large groups came from Anvil Brand and General Steel Products.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Anvil Brand
General Steel Products
Mildred Safriet
Hickory Chapel
Robert L. Hilliard
Greenhill
Hugh C. Norman
Runyon D
Turner Rogers
Oakview Rd
James P. Edwards
Hampton Dr
George F. Pierce
Forestdale
Jamestown
Trustees Approve Plans for Randolph Institute Expansion
Asheboro Randolph Technical trustees approve a 1966 67 budget of 206 179 state funds and 31 025 local funds. Architect Hyatt Hammond outlines a 5 000 square foot addition with three classrooms and a 150 seat multi purpose room. The board also moves toward accreditation plans and a June 26 open house expected to draw about 1 000 visitors.
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Asheboro
Randolph Technical
Randolph County
S. Asheboro
Hyatt Hammond
Hammond
John Robertson
Robertson
George B. Michie
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