Student Union Building Marked For Construction At High Point
High Point College plans a 34000 square foot three story Student Union on Montlieu Avenue beside Haworth Hall. The $1.2 million project gains a $750000 HEW grant with completion expected by late 1972. Ground floor houses cafeteria and dining rooms, middle floor lounges and shops, third floor large student lounge and offices. Parking to be expanded for 200 more cars.
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High Point College
Montlieu Avenue
Haworth Hall
E. Harbin
Haworth
Hayworth
Charles L. Kearns
Dan K. Moore
W. Roger Soles
Thomas B. Stockton
Paul R. Ervin
Pfeiffer College
North Carolina General Assembly
YMCA Forms Girls Basketball League on S Main Street
The Y with the Men's Club forms a girls league for ages 10 to 13 at the YMCA on S Main Street. Forty openings remain in the eight team league with registration on Oct 27 at 7 p m. Birth certificates required. joining the Y is necessary.
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YMCA
S. Main Street
Y’s
Archdale Considers First Mobile Home Ordinance
Archdale City Council plans a public hearing on October 27 to initiate an ordinance restricting new mobile homes to parks. Parks must meet strict plans including water supply and health approvals, with final adoption tied to the city zoning program.
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Archdale
Tom English
Planning Board
County Health Department
Fire Department Demonstration At High Point Training Tower
A High Point fireman performs a net jump during a training tower demonstration on W Green Drive. YMCA All-American Club members watch as firefighters show face rescue operations and ladder techniques. Art Richardson photographed the event for staff.
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W. Green Drive
Ymca All-American Club
Cinema Cafe screens Creative Attitude on creativity in daily life
The High Point Public Library hosts a Cinema Cafe feature titled Creative Attitude. The 27 minute film argues creativity exists in everyone and outlines ways to spark new ideas. screening at 12 15 p m in the audio visual room with coffee and soft drinks available.
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High Point Public Library
Cinema Cafe
Fall Market Opens as Furniture Industry Hopes for Turnaround
The North Carolina fall furniture market in High Point and nearby centers begins this week seeking a rebound after a year of declining production and orders. SFMA data show mixed results, with August orders up and shipments down from 1969, while retailers report cautious optimism and new, diverse designs to lure buyers.
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North Carolina
High Point
Piedmont North Carolina
South
Southern Furniture Exposition
Furniture Plaza
National Furniture Mart
Thomasville
Lexington
Hickory
Lenoir
Drexel
Furniture Factories Marketing Assn. of
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
SFMA
Tim Wiley Named Newsboy of the Month for Allen Jay
Tim Wiley of 320 Ralph Dr. has been chosen Enterprise Carrier Boy of the Month for his three year record delivering The Enterprise in the Allen Jay community. The ninth grader at Allen Jay High School saves earnings to buy a car at 16 and attends First Church of God with skating hobbies. he has a sister Lynda aged 11.
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Tim Wiley
Ralph Dr
Enterprise
Thomas M. Wiley
Tim
Allen Jay
Allen Jay High School
First Church of God
Lynda
Pantsuit debate ends with nurses and teachers weighing in
A columnist revisits the idea of pantsuits in schools and hospitals after receiving letters from teens. He notes nurses wearing pantsuits for comfort and teachers considering them for physical education, while reiterating his stance against midi dresses. The piece ends with a humorous vow to wear a pantsuit only with egg on his face.
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Guilford County
Democrats Meet the Candidates at Valleybrook Rally
At a Saturday meet the candidates event hosted by Mrs. Donna Amos on Valleybrook Circle Rep. Richardson Preyer served as guest of honor with Mrs Betty Kornegay pinning a flower on his lapel Democrats vying for county and state offices attended the gathering alongside Mrs. Amos and other supporters.
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Betty Kornegay
Richardson Preyer
Donna Amos
Preyer
Amos
Valleybrook Circle
Trucking Firm Ordered To Hire Six Black Drivers
Central Motor Lines must hire six qualified black truck drivers after a racial bias suit. Judge James B. McMillan issued the order as temporary relief pending trial. Teamsters Union locals in Charlotte Greensboro Winston Salem and Chicago are named defendants.
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Charlotte
Central Motor Lines
The
Justicement
U. S. Dist
James B. McMillan
Teamsters Union Locn
Greensboro-Winston , Salem
Chicago
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United States Department of Health, Education Welfare
Wendell M
Horace S. Haworth
Charles E. Hayworth
Dr. Patton
Earle G. Dalby
Rev. M
Art Richardson
Robert Marks
By Faye Marks
High Point Enterprise
Guest of
W.H
Bill’’ Barnett
House OF Representatives
Southern Rwy
Kiwanis Club
Masonic Lodge
Spencer
N.C
Recorders Court
Rowan County
West Market ST. Methodist Church
Bill Barnett
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