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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1964
Page
6
Tim Spradley announces NEW FLASH MARKET will open in H Point as a fourth Flash Market on S Main Street next month a fifth store is planned for next spring on the city north side with further expansion in the works.
The report notes strong Friday retail activity with forecasts for another busy Saturday. Early gains across several stocks include Carolina Telephone Utilities up 4 to 59 and Duke Power modestly higher at 42. Lance Inc and Texize Chemicals move on small changes as Colonial Stores and Lowe's show minor rises.
Blue Bell Inc reports consolidated earnings of 2.45 million dollars or 2.62 per share for the year ending Sept 30. No year-over-year comparison due to fiscal calendar change. Former Peggy Monkwalter notes net sales at 81 million, up 8 million from prior period. Taylor remains in 1963 office at 329 N Main St. Three High Pointers listed on board of governors and advisory Walter A. Short noted as officer.
The Associated Press lists bid and asked prices from North Carolina dealers as unofficial and indicative only. The data, compiled November 19, serves as a guide to approximate values and is not an actual transaction quote.
J B Gibson represented the High Point chapter at a two day conference of the North Carolina Association of Insurance Agents attended by twenty three cities across the state. A M Cook and H L Culler, relatives of The Lincoln National Life, were mentioned in connection.
Economists weigh the impact of auto strikes on the U S economy with October data showing declines in durable goods orders and production as GM and Ford faced stoppages. GM production resumed after settlements while Ford, hampered by local plant closures, idled over half its 160000 workers until a Sterling Township plant settlement eased the demand.
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