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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1963

Page

4

High Point civic leader driven to redevelop Negro housing

A High Point resident Dallas leads redevelopment of Negro housing near Wendley Street Sunset Village. He chairs building and furnishing for Presbyterian Home for the Aging since 1952 and serves as board chairman for Boys Home of North Carolina at Lake Waccamaw. He urges widespread owner participation and notes the Homes provide schooling, church activities, dances, and college-bound youths.

Dallas High Point Sunset Village Wendley Street Presbyterian Home Boys Home Helen Warner Ruby Snow Bencini North Carolina Helen Hayes Boys Home of Lake Waccamaw Rube McCray Civitans of Lions of Junior Chamber of Commerce of Kiwanis Clubs San Francisco Calif

Dallas to retire from active business with philanthropic focus

Dallas plans retirement from running his furniture plant while remaining active through philanthropy. He will continue supporting his family, church, Boys Home of North Carolina, Presbyterian Home for the Aging, Glade Valley School, and other organizations, reflecting his longtime charitable priorities.

Glade Valley Camp Cheerio Dallas Goung Church Boys Home of North Carolina The Presbyterian Home For the Glade Valley School

YDC Elects Gilmore and Opposes Federal Plan

Charlotte AP report notes the State Young Democrats elected Tom Gilmore 26, Guilford County, as president. The group also adopted a constitutional amendment limiting convention activity to under 40s, while opposing the Little Federal Plan for the General Assembly. Delegates approved a gag-law opposition and other resolutions as the convention adjourned.

YDC Tom Gilmore Norcept Iseryman Guilford County Davel Na- Reid Greenville Vince Lester Pender Carolyn Watkins Harnett Willisit Foster Davidson Carolyn Blue of Moore Wiley Teal Oflow Anson Betty Morrow Haywood Western District Charles Winberry Wake Forest College College Richard Kate Brown University of North Carolina Lonnie Carey Alamance General Assembly UDC Legislatie

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