Expansion Is Planned by Earlon Furniture Inc
Earl W. Clark president of Earlon Furniture Inc announces a major expansion to double production capacity with a new factory addition. Grading starts immediately, completion set for January, as the firm notes strong consumer demand for its upholstered furniture. Barlow's factory and showroom at 1937 W. Green Dr. in High Point.
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Earl W. Clark
Earlon Furniture Inc
Earlon
Earlow
Earl Clark
Barlow’s
W. Green Dr
High Point
Andrews High Homecoming Highlights and Winners
Andrews High School celebrates Homecoming with club floats earning trophies in the Float Contest. GAA and French Club placed third, Art Club and Juniorettes second, Anchor Club first. Homeroom 114 won first in the Door Decoration Contest. Cindy Campbell named Homecoming Queen with Betty Bambalis and Melanie Little as maids of honor. Varsity beat Smith Eagles 3-0. College Day set for Oct 4. Junior Miss applications due Oct 6. Constitution Essay winners Judy Mader and Randy Hoover announced.
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Andrews
Service Club
G.A.A
Art Club
Anchor Club
Davis
Cindy Campbell
Betty Bambalis
Melanie Little
Smith Eagles
Judy Mader
Randy Hoover
Julia Child to Stay On Air Through March 1973
AP reports Julia Child’s The French Chef will remain on PBS as Polaroid underwrites about $80,000 for 12 or 13 new episodes plus reruns. WGBH Boston, producer for PBS, faced a funding gap after Polaroid’s prior withdrawal but secured renewal to air through March 1973.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Julia Child
Polaroid Corp
WGBH
PBS
United States
Television Schedule Snapshot From a Local Station
A dense listing shows daily broadcast slots from morning to late night including Ponderosa at 5 PM, Good Morning at 6, CBS News at 7, game shows like The Price Is Right and To Tell The Truth, dramas such as Bonanza and Hawaii Five-O, daytime soaps like Love of Life and The Guiding Light, and late programs including The Tonight Show lineup with Johnny Carson and Dick Cavett.
Yankee Sails Across Europe on Western Europe Waterways
Capsule view of National Geographic program and a slate of evening shows. The listing covers a journey on the Yankee through 2000 miles of canals and rivers in western Europe, a comedy about matchmaking, and several TV dramas and movies including Hawaii Five-O and Marcus Welby M.D. It notes a panel guessing real identities on 12-TO TELL THE TRUTH and a film with Alan Alda and Connie Stevens.
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Europe
Ellen
Ben
Nevada
Hawaii Five-O
Danny Williams
Alan Alda
Barbara Feldon
Doug McClure
Connie Stevens
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