Retirement Ends 42 Year Run For J Fred Andrews In High Point
High Point native J Fred Andrews retires as president and treasurer of Carolyn Fabrics Inc after 42 years in fabrics and upholstery supplies He founded the company in 1932 which became a major distributor and the country’s largest single source of Uniroyal Naugahyde fabrics His son in law William J Spillers becomes president and Robert J Shaw co owners also join the firm Andrews two brothers Lemuel C and A D Buck Andrews live in High Point Clyde D Andrews is deceased Andrews attended UNC Chapel Hill worked in a confectionary store and Chapel Hill News before starting Carolyn Fabrics
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J. Fred Andrews
High Point
Carolyn Fabrics Inc
Carolyn Fabrics
Uniroyal
Andrews
William J. Spillers
Spillers
Robert J. Shaw
John Wesley Andrews
Etta Jane Carter
Orange County
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews High School
Lemuel C. Andrews
A. D
Buck) Andrews
Clyde D. Andrews
Noted High Point civic leader pursues business and civic work
In High Point and Greensboro Andrews built a career in upholstery supply and real estate while serving the chamber during markets. He later founded his own fabric business, grew it through tough times, and remains active in Derby Fabrics Inc. and local clubs. The couple plans travel as he stays involved in community projects.
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Andrews
North Carolina
Florida
Pauline Trexler
Rockwell
Nixon risks party split after 1970 Senate campaign fallout
Washington columnist Leslie Carpenter reports a brewing GOP rift as Nixon blames Agnew for missteps and refuses to back U.S. Senate candidates in New York and Virginia. The White House leak linking George Bush to a future Nixon ticket unsettles Agnew supporters and fuels intra party tension.
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Leslie Carpenter
Washington
U.S. Senate
Nixon
New York
Virginia
GOP
White House
Texas
George Bush
Bush
Senate
John Tower
Tower
Republican Campaign Committee
Rogers Morton
Charles Goodell
Ray L. Garland
Agnew
United Nations
Conspiracy Theories Stir Debate on Communist Plots in U S
An editor's notebook argues that anti conspiracy theories ignore real Soviet tactics and domestic radicalism. It traces the SDS growth, Berkeley protests, and potential university takeovers while warning of chaos through police clashes and court disruption. The piece notes political fallout for Texas figures and Nixon era aides.
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Berkeley
Inter-American Press Assn
Puerto Rico
Jaime Benitez
University of Puerto Rico
Benitez
University of Cordoda
Argentina
South America
Europe
Eastern University
Columbia
Black Panthers
Chicago Seven
Eldridge Cleaver
Rap Brown
New York
Bernardine Dohrn
Wisconsin University
Davidson schools adopt Dedication to Education theme
Davidson County schools announce the theme Dedication to Education focusing on united effort by staff students parents and clubs to improve learning. Superintendent E Lawson Brown stresses community support and a strong educational climate while noting existing strengths and needed funding. Also covered are local election turnout and party registration figures with Democratic edge, and a Halloween play moment featuring Miss Pride as a witch.
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Lexington
Davidson County
E. Lawson Brown
Brown
Echool
Pride
Roaming the Piedmont and Midday Musings
A column recounts Thomasville's nearing completion of its first underpass and mentions local wildlife crossing stories. It also covers lighthearted vignettes from urban life, a jogger in Midtown, quirky headaches prices, hospital soda shop staff praise, a mayoral proclamation, screwdriver safety notes, and a humorous take on tool use.
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Thomasville
E. Guilford Avenue
State Board of Wealth
Hubby
Jools
Ewarde
The Opportunity On Tuesday In The Voting Booth
The piece urges voters to choose calm, reasoned ballots in Tuesday’s election. It critiques President Nixon and Vice President, arguing their campaigns have heightened fear and division, urging the public to elect capable leaders to guide Congress and the nation.
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United States
Nixon
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Emerywood Country Club
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Southern Fabric Men’s Assn
the Capital
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