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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1965
Page
18
The Southern Manufacturers Association notes some markets grow while others recede and asserts Carolina bears promise as labor costs equalize. A furniture museum and lectures on home decoration are proposed to attract tourism, and Whaley stresses enduring appeal of furniture to visitors.
Major Paul R. Harper, Army advisor to the National Guard, warned at a meeting that freedom is at stake in Vietnam. He urged vigilance and duty as the community discusses the evolving war situation.
John W. Clinard Jr. warns of a budget deficit and says no provision exists to fund school lunch. He warns of thin ice and contemplates dropping the program. The board also declines city ED to relocate an electrical line on Johnson Street, which would require removing six large trees.
A noted conservationist who served as treasurer from 1938 to 1942 died at age 74. He led the North Carolina Forestry Foundation, managing about 78 000 acres of forest land in Eastern North Carolina. He is survived by his widow Lena Fowler Spencer and three daughters, including Mrs. George I of Portland and Mrs. Diehl Jr. of Wineside.
A geologic note reports the ice sheet vanished in parts of the United States and Greenland yesterday. The report mentions Twast of Greenland Baf fin Island as a regional reference point.
The Greensboro High Point Winston-Salem Art Directors Club announces Herb Lubalin of New York City as guest speaker for their 6:39 dinner of graphic arts. In 1962 he was named Art Director of the Year by the National Society of Art Directors.
Second Lieutenant Mary L. Freeman daughter of Mrs Vermell G Freeman completes Talon course at a U.S. Air Force base after training at North Carolina Hospital School of Nursing Winston Salem.
Two readable fragments mention 2D LT. GARY and Mr C. WAT along with a reference to Mrs. The scant text implies a short military or social notice without clear event or date details.
Senior High School announces a program to train students as postal specialists. The curriculum focuses on mail handling, sorting, and customer service to prepare students for careers in postal services. It aims to provide practical skills and industry knowledge through hands on practice and classroom work.
SGT Charles E Palmer, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Palmer Jr of Rt 2, is mentioned in military muster notes. The brief item notes his parentage and hometown as part of a larger local roll.
A market official says constant vigilance and cleanliness are essential to prevent deadly fires. Fire safety measures include removing showroom trash hourly and daily, with watchful two hour watch periods and reinforced caution among workers.
Officials inspect uncrating and display areas for fire risks. Workers assess drapes and materials with flame retardant treatments to minimize potential disasters. Continuous observation continues through the final market day.
Four special terms of the Superior Court were set in High Point to hear condemnation actions. Dates listed include November 28 and January 24 31 and February 28. The cases involve properties on Wrenn Street and Commerce Street with values estimated between 27 500 and 60 000 dollars by court commissions and juries.
An AP summary reports crops measurement will end. details are garbled with attribution to a state or agency. The fragment mentions allotment and planting in India, but the specifics are unclear.
In Wednesday assembly the class chose navy and white as the colors with navy gowns and a red rose flower. The lassie will be a navy and white combination reflecting the school’s new color theme.
The Key Club of Trinity 7 is forming a new group of members. Community members are invited to join and participate in service projects and club activities.
Oenny Stonal starred in a Friday game earning a 13-0 scoreline. Fans praised the performance and the strong team effort.
Winston Salem leader Mrs. Rachel Shapiro, age 90, becomes the first resident in the new elderly care facility in Clemmons area, marking a milestone for local senior housing.
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