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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
6
Panel foresees larger use of plastics and synthetics in manufacturing. The shift will require new skills and training as industry embraces these materials. Maurer acknowledged the broad changes and directed readers to page 9A for full remarks.
Board of Burris Chair Co. in Lincolnton stands with J. Alon Burris as a surprise presentation honors he and Mrs. J. Alonzo Burris for a notable gift, reflecting local corporate recognition.
The article explains High Point hosts the national furniture market because manufacturers and buyers gather there, offering a lively hub despite a smaller town atmosphere. It cites visitors from Chicago and New York, notes showroom space shifts from Chicago to High Point, and highlights friendly local support and distinct market pace.
George Covington, executive vice president, notes a new push this year to boost hospitality. Salesmen will use red and white signs to secure rides and engage about 150 High Point Jaycees members in the community outreach effort.
Thomasville Furniture Industries led by Tom Fincheight and John Roughton received a plaque naming TFI Furniture Manufacturer of the Year. The honor came from Det Store Economist after polling 800 top department and furniture stores for quality standards brand image and merchandising contributions. Lansford F. King signed the award as publisher of the trade journal.
Three fire trucks responded to a blaze in the Englander Co boiler room on S. Centennial. Firemen believed a spark ignited cotton lint in trash. They left the scene at 10 30 a m after cleanup.
Market officials report a sales representative suffered a heart attack around 6 30 a m just before the 7 a m market opening. The death occurred at the market area and is being investigated as a sudden fatal incident.
Archdale man is charged after arrest and posted a $100 bond to await a court hearing. Authorities said the warrant outlines the charges and the defendant remains free while the case proceeds.
Industrial studies show overtime and waste cut profit as costs rise. Managers push methodization, better layouts, and wage incentives to raise productivity. Workers average about 75 percent output on hourly pay, with two lost hours daily costing firms and customers.
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