Community events and meetings in Thomasville and High Point
A schedule of local church and civic activities includes a country ham supper at Welch Memorial United Methodist Church on Bellemeade Street Saturday 5 to 8 PM. The 1A Fire Dept annual meeting at Joe Moore Road station 7:30 PM covers board elections and chief’s report. A NC Baptist alumni secretary treasurer is named, and Parkview PTA hears about learning disabilities and school rights. Proceeds support church building and Masonic/Eastern Star Home. A bake sale aids Miracle Temple Holy Church, and a bazaar at First Church of God offers baked goods and gifts, with events on Saturday and Friday evenings.
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United Methodist Men of Welch Memorial United Methodist Church
Bellemeade Street
Thomasville
1A Fire Dept
Joe Moore Road
Miracle Temple
Holy Church of God
Taylor and
Hulda Streets
New Street
Masonic Temple
High Point
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic and
Eastern Star
Church of God
Main Street
Merry Christmas Wishes From All Our Loyal Customers
A collection of holiday greetings expressing thanks for patronage, wishing peace, love, and happiness in the Christmas season and the coming New Year. Messages emphasize goodwill, gratitude, and bright hopes for 1975.
Archdale Plans City Land Purchase for Storage
Archdale has agreed to buy about one acre on School Road from Archdale Well Drilling Co. for 23000 dollars to store city equipment. Props Construction Co. will use the site to store pipe and build a tall fence for city use after completing water line work. In Winston-Salem the Crafts Guild hosts its fifth annual holiday sale at the Benton Convention Center with handmade items for Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
School Road
Dalton Fulcher
Archdale Well Drilling Co
Fulcher
Props Construction Co
Winston-Salem
Winston
Industrialist criticizes unions and regs as ox being gored
Piedmont Industries executive director C W Bud Willson told a Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club that workers must be convinced their ox is being gored by mounting federal rules and union power. He highlighted 480 new forms in five years, 40 new labor department units recently, and expected moves to repeal Taft Hartley 14B and permit union shops in public agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W
Bud) Willson
Piedmont Associated Industries
Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club
Willson
Labor Department
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Assn. of Manufacturers
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Robert E. Williams
North Carolina
New Orleans Baptist Theological
Williams
High Point College
Baptist State Convention
Parkview Pta
Kenneth Ide
Greensboro College
Parkview School
PTA
Ide
Seth
G Angels
Marvin Place
the Universal
Holiday Greeting Message Center
High Point Enterprise Inc. P.O
N.C
Tion
Ragsdale High School
West Davidson High School
United States