Prison Reform Faith Grows From Four Rehabilitations
The author shares four success stories from prison reform efforts at Central Prison and a North Carolina institute. A former inmate credits rehabilitation for quitting alcohol and becoming a citizen, while two young men pursue music, schooling, and better self images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical Institute
State Department of Correction
High Point Enterprise
North Carolina
Central Prison
Raleigh
Mayors at shoe plant hold unique posts in Randolph
Two Randolph County towns feature mayors employed by local industry. J C Dawkins of Randleman works in personnel and June Beane of Ramseur serves in accounting at Harrelson's Rubber Plant, a Walker's subsidiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
B. B. Walker Shoe Co
Randolph County
Carpenter Honored in Dinner for Thomasville Mayor
Robert Brown former High Point PR man and Nixon aide will speak at a 7 30 p m dinner October 28 honoring retiring Thomasville Mayor Harvey Carpenter. The First Baptist Church sponsors the testimonial to recognize Carpenter’s work in race relations and minority housing during his 1968 to 197? term.
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Thomasville
Robert Brown
High Point
Harvey Carpenter
The
First Baptist Church of
Mayfair
W. E. Banks
First Baptist
Carpenter
Designers push low car ceilings to spite women drivers
A humorous manifesto notes how low ceilings and sunken floors in new cars threaten women with bouffant hairstyles and hats. It jokes that designers ignore male comfort while courting female demand, predicting a push for higher ceilings to avoid angry reactions and improve rider safety.
Planning Commission Meeting Actions Rezoning and Extensions
The planning and zoning commission will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Room 200 City County Building to consider rezoning Amos Ragan Estate Ralph Wright and Hubert Smith properties and extend special use permits for Old Dominion Freight Lines Northeast Junior High and Tomlinson Elementary Schools plus a street closing petition for Third Street between Avery Street and Crescent Drive.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Old Dominion Freight Lines
Westchester Drive
Chestnut and
Whittier Drives
Northeast Junior High
Tomlinson
Third Street
Avery Street
Crescent Drive
Forty Workers Placed By Guilford County Services
Greensboro report shows the Human Resources Division of Guilford County Social Services placed forty persons on jobs during August. The data is compiled by White who heads the unit and outlines the division’s placement effort for the month.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Social Services
High Point Enterprise News Brief October 10 1971
Local High Point report highlights events and notices from the October 10 1971 edition of the High Point Enterprise with concise summaries of community happenings and announcements.
Archdale Proclaims Special Clean Up Days
Archdale Mayor Henry J. York proclaims October 12 to 14 as Special Clean Up Days in Archdale. The city joins forces with the North Carolina Jaycees and Archdale Trinity Jaycees who designate October 10 to 16 as Clean Up Week. Sanitation will run regular pickups first and may return for bulky items. No masonry materials or debris from demolished buildings will be collected.
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Archdale
Henry J. York
York
North Carolina Jaycees
Archdale- Trinity Jaycees
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Bob Scott
BY Faye Marks
Scott
Wrenn
By Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Randolph
Purgatory Mountain
George Elliot
Elliott
Liberty
Randolph Technical Institute
RTI
Brown
President Nixon
Amos Ragan
S. Main Street
E. Fairfield and
Baker Roads
Ralph Wright
Conventry Road
Edgewood Drive
Hubert Smith
Lindsay Street
Sunset Drive
W. Ray Avenue
Woore Electric Repair, Inc
Garvicen
Archdale Clean-Up
Archdale-Trinity Jaycees
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
N.C
Associated Press
Sunda
Okly
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Nash
Nash Jewelry & Loan CO
N. Main Street
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