Kornegay Speaks at Dedication of ABC National Headquarters
The American Business Clubs dedicated its first national headquarters in High Point North Carolina a 2000 square foot building on North Main Street Extension. Congressman Horace Kornegay praised High Point and North Carolina while Ralph W. Kemp National Association president received a gold key for the building.
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American Business Clubs
North Carolina
High Point
Horace Kornegay
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Ralph W. Kemp
National Association of American Business Clubs
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Carson Stout
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Kornegay Defends Americanism Against Communism Threat
Kornegay warned that Communism is the United States greatest threat and urged understanding of American ideology. He invoked Kennedy's call to service and criticized rights as government entitlements, urging American Business Clubs to uphold their purpose.
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Kornegay
Kennedy
United States
American Business Clubs
Guilford Board weighs furniture institute plan expansion
Guilford County school board moves toward creating a furniture institute within the Industrial Education Center. Rep Ed Kemp outlines a broad plan to offer courses from wood machining to finishing and design to serve a 100 mile furniture region. The program would be under Jamestown center administration with backing from state officials and a goal of training technicians and foremen.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Guilford County School Board
Industrial Education Center
Ed Kemp
Advisory Council
Kemp
High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
Hickory
Winston-Salem
Howard Carr
Carr
Jamestown Center
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Duke Professor Dr Anderson to Speak at Finch Lectures
Dr Hugh Anderson of Duke University will headline the second Finch Lecture Series at High Point College this week. Events include a Tuesday 7 p.m. student discussion on Some University Ideas and Ideals, a Wednesday 10:20 a.m. assembly on The World of God is Not Bound, a 3 p.m. ministers seminar, and an 8 p.m. lecture A Wistful Generation in Memorial Auditorium. The lectures are funded by Harry Brown Finch of Thomasville.
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High Point College
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Memorial Auditorium
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Harry Brown Finch
Thomasville
Department of Religion
Scotland
Dr. Anderson
Glasgow University
Middle East
Trinity Church
Glasgow
America
Library Begins Observing 35th Anniversary Today
High Point marks its public library 35th anniversary with a 2 PM reception for board members and councilmen and a 4 PM open house for the public. The exhibit highlights the library’s history from its 1925 origins in City Hall to its modern services.
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Enterprise
High Point
Council Chamber
City Hall
Woman's Club of
Andrew
Local quirks and late night TV woes spark city chatter
In a string of light vignettes a neighborhood tale about a shirttail nuisance, TV viewers exploiting commercial breaks, Halloween pumpkins, Christmas parade funding, a restaurant pipe mix up, and a lunchtime chat about reincarnation. The column captures small-town humor and local color.
Hospital Med Staff Plans Disaster Drill
High Point Memorial Hospital staff create a mock disaster to test emergency response. They will assemble 100 volunteer casualties and coordinate police and transport to care sites, with timing and details announced once finalized.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
North Carolina Bond Election Sample Ballot Display
A sample ballot outlines a state bond vote on ten questions totaling 61.5 million dollars. Voters will decide yes or no with capital improvements earmarked for state colleges. Polls run 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Program Planned For American Education Week Observance
High Point schools plan open houses downtown displays and a sidewalk art exhibit for American Education Week. Emma Padgett Northwood Elementary principal hosts the week as publicity chair with La Verne Cooke as observance chair.
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Emma Padgett
Northwood Elementary
la Verne Cooke
Cloverdale School
PTA
College Village
Mild Weekend Weather Continues in High Point Area
The airport forecaster says a cloudy day with scattered showers will prevail in High Point today and Monday. Temperatures reach about 78 with a low near 64 last night. A cooling trend is expected Monday as Piedmont temps drop 5 to 10 degrees while a stalled cold front causes no immediate effects.
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Piedmont
North Carolina
Methodist Students To Meet At HPC Conference
The North Carolina Methodist Student Movement State Conference will meet at High Point College January 26 to 28. Attendees include students from colleges across the state with the theme The Church Masters Mission or Man s Mistake. Major speaker Jameson Jones of Garrett Biblical Institute will address the program. Dr. Walt Hudgins and Dr. Lew Lewis of High Point College wrote The Prophecy of Amos to be staged January 25 and 26 in Memorial Auditorium. Patti e Colliver of Flemingsburg Kentucky leads the conference planning committee.
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High Point
Walt Hudgins
Lew Lewis
High Point College
Memorial Auditorium
Jameson Jones
Garrett Biblical Institute
Jones
Motive Magazine
Methodist
University of Illinois
Pattie Colliver
Flemingsburg
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Sonny) Wagner
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