Central High Beta Taps 123 New Members
A Beta Club tapping ceremony at Central High School inducted 123 new members. Named honorees include Brenda Eshelman Fryhover Ramelle Bruce son Vincent Juska Gloria Kal Kelly Eddie Krapels Lauder Dan John Thomas Donnie Turner Maxine Walden and Laura Wall.
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High Central High School
Brenda Ie Eshelman
Fryhover
Ramelle
Bruceson
Vincent Juska
Gloria Kal- Kelly
Eddie Krapels
Lauder
Dan John Thomas
Donnie Turner
Maxine Walden
Laura Wall
Looming Deficit Forces Action In School Cafeterias
Enterprise staff writer reports a looming deficit in High Point schools pressing action on cafeteria operations. Ice cream sales may be halted under federal rules, with juice and milk still sold during service hours. The district projects a $11,000 income drop from meat and ice cream sales, prompting tightening measures and program adjustments. Roy Wooster of Borden Company attended the meeting and noted the statewide impact.
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RAY Hubbard Enterprise
Eas
Seong
High Point
Pruette Searing
Roy Wooster
Borden Company
S'Ae Erate & Senate
Market Pace Ott Pick Up Expected By High Point
The fall Southern furniture market rested in a slack period at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building in High Point. Reported slow activity was not expected to last, with buyers and exhibitors awaiting renewed movement as the show progresses.
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Robert Marks
Southern Furniture Exposition
High Point
Tomor- Genthadia Goons Hs Wed
Seven Men Named To Board Of Chamber Of Commerce
Seven men named to the Chamber of Commerce board will attend a Wednesday meeting at the pay office. Gayle, a High Point native with ties to the University of North Carolina and Juilliard, serves on local church and civic boards and will begin his first term. Lee, a West ridge Drive resident, chairs the 1965 United Fund drive and holds community roles. Jamestown’s Gray and Thomas also hold multiple civic posts and will start their terms on the Chamber board. The article also notes a strong furniture market with record attendance and shifts to a Monday through Saturday schedule amid rising production pressures.
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Guilford County
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
Gray
Gatewood Avenue
High Point College
First Methodist Church
Jamestown
First Meets
Rotary Club
North Carolina National Bank
High Point Prepares for Southern Furniture Market
High Point downtown parking fills as furniture factories and display spaces bustle. The Southern Furniture Market draws out-of-state buyers to S Main Street and the Southern Furniture Exposition Building with 800 to 900 beds for visitors and host families guiding guests, while the Chamber maps routes and hosts assist newcomers.
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High Point
S. Main Street
Thomasville
Lexington
Hickory
Morganton
Lenoir
United Appeal Reaches 91 Percent Of Goal In High Point
The United Appeal in High Point has surpassed ninety percent of its fundraising goal as volunteers report steady support from residents and local organizations. Officials say the drive remains active with a final push planned for the coming weeks.
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United Appeal
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High Point
City Warns Of Hazards In Leaves
City officials warn of hazards from fallen leaves as leaf loaders suffer breakdowns caused by foreign objects. John Wiles, department director, noted several incidents and the fleet totals to five. Crews began work at locations with heavy leaf fall.
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Eae
John Wiles
Leaf City
Leaf
Heav
Halloween Activities Announced for College Village Area
Halloween activities planned at College Village Shopping Center and Washington Terrace park feature dancing, stunts, contests, and costume judging. Pea nut throw jelly bean guess chewing the string and doughnut kiss contests offer prizes for originality humor character foreign and animal costumes. Dancing events award prizes for best couples across multiple categories.
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College Village
Washington Terrace Park
Spaghetti Supper Planned in Church Fellowship Hall
A spaghetti supper is scheduled from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. in the church fellowship hall to provide a community meal and fellowship opportunity. Proceeds or details not specified.
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Church Fellowship Hall
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Central High Beta
Beta Club
Elmer Horton
Pruette
High Point Enterprise
Board of Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ieat & Gath
Alderman Studios, Inc
Richard D. Meisky
the Central Savings Bank
W. D. Lee Jr
Gayle
Rockford Road
University of North Carolina
Julliard School of Music
Downtown Development Corp
Thomas
Emerywood Drive
Georgia Military Academy
Virginia Technical Institute
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
American Business Club
Cee
Aepee
Guilford
Big Southern Furniture Exposition
Max Meeks
Linda Smith
Louise Venable
Chamber of Commerce
Exposition Building
Will
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