Total Clean Up: More Employees Needed by 38 Percent
In High Point 38 percent of businesses foresee higher staff needs in the fourth quarter of 1966, from an independent survey by Total Clean Up. Region III shows 27 percent expect increases, 61 percent expect no change, and 4 percent expect decreases with 8 percent undecided. Leroy Trull notes October to December stability in High Point.
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Inc
International
Leroy Trull
Delaware
Maryland
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Weapons Charge Is Filed Here In Thomasville
Bobby Ray Gardner, 30, of 20 Kennedy Street, jailed early today on carrying a concealed weapon with a .32 caliber pistol found at 2 40 a m Police also arrested John Henry Tomlinson, 48, of 119 Church Street on assault with a deadly weapon after a man was cut with a razor blade. William Epps, cut in the incident, was treated and released from City Memorial Hospital.
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Thomasville
Bobby Ray Gardner
Kennedy Street
Cherodl Gardner
John Henry Tomlinson
Church St
Tomlinson
William Epps
Epps
City Memorial Hospital
Mount Vernon Church Club Meets Tonight at 7 45
The Christian Stewardship Club of Mount Vernon Church meets this evening at 7 45 p m at the home of Miss Lugenia Coleman 419 Hobson Street with Mrs Georgie Johnson as co hostess.
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Christian Stewardship Club
Mount Vernon Church
Lugenia Coleman
Hobson St
Georgie Johnson
High Point Enterprise Section C headline fragment
Local newspaper page fragment from October 17 1966 section C with unreadable main article text and partial notices across columns.
Finch Lectures Bring Bishop Goodson To High Point College
High Point College announces four Finch Lectures by Bishop W. Kenneth Goodson of Birmingham. Lectures cover The Church in the Twentieth Century with talks Tuesday through Wednesday at the Student Center and Memorial Auditorium. Radio stations WHPE and WMFR will broadcast the talks.
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William R. Locke
High Point College
Finch
W. Kenneth Goodson
Methodist Church
Birmingham
Ala
Bishop Goodson
First Methodist Church
Goodson
Memorial Auditorium
Charles F. Finch
High Point Radio
WHPE
WMFR
Weekend Traffic Crashes injure four in two incidents
Two weekend crashes left four people treated for injuries. At 6 15 p m Sunday at Baker Road and Fairfield Nancy Smith of Lynbrook Drive and Curtis Smith of Rt 4 were involved with Rosa Smith of Rt 4 a passenger injured Nancy Smith faced a failure to yield charge. An 8 50 p m Saturday crash on English Road injured Jerry Burchette 22 of Rt 5 and Gilbert Thornton 36 of Gatewood with Susan Burchett and Elizabeth Range listed as passengers.
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Baker Road
Fairfield
Nancy Smith
Lynbrook Drive
Curtis Smith
Rt. 4
Rosa Smith
Jerry Burchette
Rt. 5
Gilbert Thornton
Gatewood
Susan Burchett
Elizabeth Range of
Weather outlook calls for fair skies and cool nights
The forecast shows generally fair skies and cool temperatures with a low around 42 tonight. Tuesday will be warmer, with Wednesday featuring variable clouds and higher warmth along with scattered showers. today’s high near 66 and last night’s low about 49.
4-H Clubs Take Firsts At Raleigh
Guilford 4 H clubs swept awards at the North Carolina State Fair in Raleigh. Martha Hardin and Billy Davis of High Point earned ribbons in Holstein judging and market divisions. Guilford County winners included multiple Jobe and Kivett family members plus Wagoners and Southards in dairy classes, with five market steer champions among the 4 H divisions.
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Guilford
N.C
Raleigh
Martha Hardin
Billy Davis
High Point
Guilford County
Brenda Jobe
Sanda Jobe
Wanda Jobe
Dennis Shepherd
Kaye Shepherd
Jackson Southard
Charles Southard
Cynthia Kivett
Cathy Kivett
Donna Jones
Guilford County Voters Register Slowly As Deadline Nears
Campaigns intensify as election day three weeks away. Registration at the Guilford County office drops with only about 41 people registering or changing status on Friday and similar turnout Saturday. The final day approaches with little last minute activity and no evident mass registration drives by groups. The ballot issue looms as a potential decider with Democrats debating make up while Horace Kornegay campaigns for re election.
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Forrest Cates
Guilford County
Democrats
Jake Froelich
Democratic Party
Downtown parking study eyed by City Council meeting
Winter city officials plan a parking study update led by City Manager Harold Cheek to address downtown shortages. The committee will consider land changes since the two year old Wilbur Smith Associates report and may urge creation of a parking authority with bond powers to develop spaces for private operators.
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Forrest Cates Enterprise
Harold Cheek
Wilbur Smith Associates
Hamilton, High, Wrenn
Commerce Streets
Sears and Roebuck
Ed Mendenhall
Chamber of Commerce and
Downtown Merchants Association
High Point
Mrs Geraldine Hawkins Returns From Santa Monica Library Meeting
Mrs Geraldine Morgan Hawkins attended a library meeting in Santa Monica California and visited relatives in San Bernardino Los Angeles and San Francisco during the trip.
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Geraldine Morgan Hawkins
Santa Monica
Calif
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bloodmobile aims for 300 pints this week in Charlotte
The Red Cross blood program targets 300 pints during the October visit on Tuesday 11 am to 4 30 pm and Wednesday 10 am to 3 30 pm at 2011 English Rd group house. Jesse Campbell notes low regional supplies while other areas report disappointing collections. Parking is available behind the Chapter House for donors.
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The
Red Cross
Bloodmobile
Jesse Campbell
Charlotte
English Rd
Bids Opened on Gibsonville Prison Additions
Guilford County Commissioners opened bids for a new 50 man dormitory and improvements to the Gibsonville County Farm prison building. The apparent low bid was 86 795 for the project with H A Hodgins Co of Greensboro as general contractor.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County Commissioners
Gibsonville County Farm
Greensboro County
Gibsonville
H. A. Hodgins Co
Universal Equipment Co
Raleigh
High Point
Wagner Tractor and Equipment Co
Furniture Pay Boost Urged At North Carolina Forum
North Carolina furniture leaders pressed higher pay to attract young managers and address material shortages at a Governor's Conference on Forest Utilization in Raleigh. Joseph Huffman of Waynesville urged raises, noting automation and lumber costs impact competitiveness. panelists Spelman and Hekler joined to discuss industry growth and wood utilization.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Joseph E. Huffman
Waynesville
Huffman
Memorial Auditorium
Robert A. Spelman
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
High Point
Norman Hekler
Spelman
Tar Heel
Dan Moore
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