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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1964

Page

5

High Point fabric and furniture leader grows market reach

Julius L. Fine, a longtime fabric supplier to Southeastern plants, helped build a 5,400 square foot showroom with Samuel Shavitz and led expansion to the Southeast market. The Fine Tex firm moved to 1601 English Rd, plans a new hotel and showroom, and supports High Point as a central hub of the furniture industry.

Julius L. Fine High Point Noweee Fine Samuel Shavitz Main Commerce Streets Fine-Shavitz High Point National Furniture Mart Fort Smith Ark New Orleans Tex English Road English Rd Paul Florence Richard Ehrman Dayton Ohio B’nai Israel Synagogue

The Computer Age opens in industry and fear

An editor notes the transition from hand work to mass production and computer controlled factories. He cites Ford's black car rule, Douglas Aircraft's DC-9 line, and the COMPASS system that feeds exact work orders into a computer, shaping the 21st century.

Jenkin Lloyd Jones Long Beach Calif Hank Joe Horace Pete America Henry Ford Henry Tahiti Douglas

Letters to the Editor on market praise and Democratic loyalty

Readers respond to The Enterprise praising coverage of the October Furniture Market and urging continued accurate reporting. They also condemn what they call lukewarm Democrats and discuss party loyalty, family ties, and civic politics in the lead up to an election. The letters mention figures like Robert Gavin, Cameron Morrison, Harry Truman, and Bobby Baker.

The Enterprise the Enterprise Lee County Robert Gavin Eisenhower Cameron Morrison Harry Truman Hubert Humphreys Lacy Lta Froelich Shelton Mr. Lacy Mr. Froelich Robert L. Sawyer N. Joiner St

Eight Children Eat Fish Change Plans in New York Tour

Robert Kennedy announces a shift in Friday fish meals to twice weekly during a Fulton Fish Market visit in New York. The remarks reflect a stance on the fishing industry, with Kennedy touring and discussing policy implications amid a turbulent political landscape.

New York Robert Kennedy Fulton Fish Market

Johnson’s record and leadership scrutinized in campaign

The piece argues President Johnson’s long public service and leadership merit reelection despite Southern opposition to his 1964 campaign. It cites his Senate leadership, wartime service, and civil rights achievements while noting unproven scandals as peripheral to the main question of his fitness for president.

Johnson South Sen. Goldwater House of Representatives Navy Senate Texas Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Kennedy Billie Sol Estes Bobby Baker Walter Jenkins Estes Baker Jenkins Federal Communications Commission Hal Johnson

Town Opinion Harbors Push for 100 Million School Bond

Readers urged to vote in favor of a $100 million school bond referendum as part of a prolonged campaign. The column notes quiet periods between incidents and hints at ongoing political activity and public involvement.

Thomasville

Feasts, politics and a long city meeting in Thomasville

The piece notes a Democratic rally feast in Thomasville with Jimmy Harvey cooking over 1,000 shoulder portions for the barbecue supper. It also discusses city management under council control and a tense council chambers moment with Councilman Burke Bridges pressed by an elderly reader.

Thomasville Jimmy Harvey Jimmy Burke Bridges Bridges

New Hall At Honeytown Open House Highlights Community Spirit

The Horneytown Fire Department showcased its 50 by 36 foot assembly hall and kitchen at an open house last Sunday. A Ladies Auxiliary reception and Local No. 503 band entertained, while community artists displayed works at the First Union Bank lobby. Fire equipment updates include a pending airport station truck with 1500 gallons water and 300 gallons foam, high capacity turret nozzle, two engines and all wheel drive. delivery next year. Mount Vernon church funds exceed $2,000 with Harvest Festival progress and barbecue planned. Davidson County Farm Agent Wade Johnson notes Davidson’s representation at NC State Open House in Raleigh next Saturday with tours and career guidance.

Horneytown Fire Department Fivemen Tom Kearns Fair Grove First Union Bank Een Wade Johnson Davidson County Davidson School of Agriculture North Carolina State Raleigh

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