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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1965

Page

5

High Pointer of the Week Robert Spelman Profile

Robert A Spelman earns recognition as a high pointer of the week for leadership in the Southern Furniture Man Executive Association. The piece notes his shift from aviation to business, his growth efforts for a 4 to 6 billion annual market, and plans for staff expansion on Windsor Drive as the industry faces labor shortages.

James T. Ryan Southern Furniture Presioece Indus Spelman Windsor Drive Debat Ees Spelman

Editor's Outlook: Direction After Gen Lee at Washington College

A centennial reflection by Jenkin Lloyd Jones on Robert E. Lee becoming president of Washington College in Lexington Virginia in 1865. The piece notes his hiring challenges and early postwar turmoil including carpetbagger activity and Lee's controversial actions at the college.

Jenkin Lloyd Jones Robert E. Lee Traveler Lexington Wash College Picayune Mary Brockenbrough Robert E. Eisenhower Columbia Gen. Lee United States Virginia Washington College Lee

Question of Twin Jackson Memorials Sparks Debate

A letter to the editor questions commemorative twin Jackson memorials and cites a biblical birth tale as a cautionary fable. It reflects concerns about justice, order, and the social direction of Lyndon Johnson's Great Society amidst civil strife and crime fears.

Enterprise Lyndon Johnson United States of America

High Point opens its own Art Center on Main Street

The High Point Arts Council dedicates the new High Point Art Center at 500 N Main St with an open house. The first floor houses a reception desk a potential exhibit hall and a rehearsal room for musical groups and the Community Theatre. The Fine Arts Guild will use a first floor studio and a dedicated set workshop. The second floor remains unused with plans for offices for cultural and civic groups. A Rush speech last May spurred the push for the center enabling local musicians and artists to perform locally rather than tour to Winston-Salem or Greensboro.

High Point Arts Council Arts Council New High Point Art Center N. Main St Fine Arts Guild High Point Winston-Salem Council Rush High Point Council Greensboro Winston-Salem

Weatherman’s chill shows in Thomasville notes

Denton residents fear lost parking as new officer Mervin Mann enacts zones. The Thomasville Recorder’s Court reminiscences recall trials in peeling chambers. A fire drill at East Davidson High exposed alarm failures, with a faster second drill this week.

Thomasville Denton Davidson County Mervin Mann East Davidson High School

Pear cider memories and autumn notes from a rural town

The writer recalls W. W. Snider’s pear cider mill and its juice and vinegar in youth. Autumn colors appear late, the World Series mood, a relaxed rural life, and wheat planting delays. Weather data note the first 32 degree frost typically around Oct 30 with occasional early frosts.

Weather Bureau

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