High Pointer of the Week Henry V Koonts of High Point
Henry V Koonts 317 Ardmore Circle is a 65 year old realtor banker churchman and public servant in High Point. A former draft board member and chairman for 18 years he speaks of service with pride recalling his Army sergeant major days and his long road from Yadkin College to UNC Chapel Hill.
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Henry V. Koonts
Ardmore Circle
High Point
Draft Board
Selective Service Commission
Koonts
Evonts
Henry Valentine Koonts
Yadkin College
Davidson County
Henry Clay Koonts
Kuntz Brothers
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Germany
Austria
Jacksonville
Henry
Rowan County
Mt. Ulla
Henry Koonts
University of North Carolina
Ervin Cotton Mills
Cooleemee
Davie County
Mocksville
Chapel Hill
Emall
Swain Hall
Luther Hodges
Swine Hall
Koons
Hillsboro
Orange County
Fort Jackson
Louisville
Charles B. Woollen
Woolen
Greensboro
J. F
Latham
King Cotton
Fairfield Developent
Kvoonts
Fairfield
National Surety of
New York
National Realty Management
Taylor Simpson
National Realty Management Corporation
National Realty
North Carolina Board of Realtors
Angus McLean
Hodges
Margaret Andrew
Robert
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Linda
Barbara
State Assn. of Realtors
Greensboro Real Estate Board
Piedmont Savings and Loan Assn
First Presbyterian Church
Tar Heel Contractors Plan Meet in Lexington
Leaders of the national association of home improvement contractors will address a North Carolina meeting in Lexington at Claude's Restaurant. Harold Goltsman says the gathering aims to raise industry standards and curb unethical selling. Ralph Russel and Joseph Lyman will discuss taxes and legislation affecting the sector.
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Lexington
National Association of Home Improvement Contractors
North Carolina
Charlotte
Greensboro
Leland T. Clarke
Nersica
Charlotte Council
Charlotte Home Improvement Council of
Washington
Ralph Russel
Louisville
Louisville Nersica Council
Joseph Lyman
Washington, D. C
High Point College Fraternity Opens Off Campus Housing
Fourteen Sigma Phi Epsilon members move into a college owned nine room house on Montlieu Avenue for off campus living. The move aims to maintain academics and discipline with new rules, quiet hours, and shared duties while planning receptions for campus and community.
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High Point College
Methodist School
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
McCulloch Hall
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Wendell M. Patton Jr
James Nelson
Arthur Williams
Montlieu Avenue
Sixth Street
Dagsboro
Del
Robert Wilson
Shelby
Sturm
Trevorrow
Trevorro
High Point Col
Senior High students prep for Homecoming parade and more
Students used Friday off for Homecoming float preparations as teachers attended a district meeting. Seniors plan for college with guidance and register for December exams while Morehead and NROTC scholarship applications rise. The Junior Varsity beat Reynolds to go four and zero, and the Varsity stands three wins two ties as a top state team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Reynolds
Plan for Emotionally Disturbed Children Proposed
The Mills Baptist Home program led by Dr. W. R. Wagoner aims to build by 1980 a center for emotionally disturbed children with a 25 to 30 child unit. The Baptist State Convention supports quick action to expand child care facilities, including units for mentally retarded children and first offenders, to meet rising need across the state.
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W. R. Wagoner
The
Baptist Children's Homes
Wagoner
Mills Baptist Home
Baptist State
Baptist State Convention
Tal B. Fowler
Ciuaren
Buiner
Rowler
USWU
He Schuald
Siale
Fowler
Butner
Ground broken for new Denton church’s two story education building
Groundbreaking at First Baptist Church in Denton last week marked the start of a two story education building project costing about 45000 dollars. Participants included William H. Snyder chairing the event and local church leaders, officers, and Craver and Essex Construction Co. representatives.
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William H. Snyder
First Baptist Church
Denton
Jack Alexander
Men’s Brotherhood
Harvey Snider
Women’s Mis
Sionary Union
Millard Garner
Training Union
W. C. Johnson
Will Harris
J. J. Snider
George Shore
Snyder
Leonard Craver
Craver and
Essex Construction Co
Lexington
Ted Williams
Liberty Baptist Assn
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S. C
Field Artillery Officer's Training
Kvonts
Kentucky
South Carolina
Tennessee
Comany
Snow Studio
Tar Heel
Ter
Peter Sturm
Midland Park
N. J
Bill Trevorrow
Ansonia, Conn
Ted Brazzell
Jay Brumbly
George Wigglesworth
Jay Brumbley
Chuck Miller
Joe Rawhey
Joe Rawiey
By Shela Turpin
North Carolina Educational Association
Winston-Salem
Clark Dillon
Francis Haywood
Morehead
NROTC
Parent - Teacher Assn
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
By Bonnie Moore
Enterprise
Thomasville
City Hall
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