Snyder's Nostalgia Shines in Antique French Chairs
Thomasville's Gil Snyder displays a rare trio of 18th 19th century French prayer chairs valued from 600 to 1000 dollars. The showroom at Snyder of Carolina emphasizes one of a kind pieces sourced mainly from France and a line of furniture from World War II liberty ship hatch covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Wilson
Utley Enterprise
Gil Snyder
Thomasville
Carolina
Snyder
SFMC
France
Snider
Norfolk
Florida
Orient
Sprinklers Could Cut Fire Damage at High Point Mart
Fire chief Thompson said damages from the High Point National Furniture Mart blaze might have been minimized with sprinklers, a system not required when the 1964 building was built. State officials requested enforcement of high rise standards in existing structures amid a suit by owners in the Carolinas and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Hannis L. Thompson
High Point National Furniture Mart
Thompson
North Carolina
John Ingram
Carolinas
Virginia
Pollyanna Parker
Paul Fine
Furniture Mart
Dave Greenberg
Aristocrat Upholstery Co
Bluebell
Penn
Mart
Philip Statton
Shawnee Penn’s
The
Pilliod Co
Swanton
Ohio
Southern Furniture Market
Stewart Hartley
City Traffic Engineering Department
Knox Bridge
Main
Russell Avenue
Public Works Department
Hartley
Olin Lord
Guilford County Emergency Transportation Service
High Point Enterprise Tuesday Afternoon October 25 1977
Section B page listing local notices and brief items from High Point area. Readable entries include community events and small notices dated October 25 1977. Further details are limited in the fragment.
Davidson County counselor touts DUI class success in NC
Operating at Davidson County Community College, DUI classes led by Alston and two colleagues served about 600 participants with only seven repeaters. He cites low recidivism, state-wide recognition, and plans to share insights at a North Carolina School of Alcohol Studies meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Alston
Davidson County Mental Health Center
Alston
Davidson County
Davidson County Community College
North Carolina
North Carolina School of Alcohol Studies
Mental Health Center
Gospel Quartets Cancelled at High Point Theatre
The Harvesters and Kingsmen Gospel Quartets show at the High Point Theatre was postponed due to travel difficulties. Civitan officials anticipate a spring reschedule. ticket refunds available via the Civitan member or High Point Theatre box office. Contact the box office with any doubt about the ticket source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
the Harvesters and
Kingsmen Gospel Quartets
Point Civitan
Civitan
High Point Theatre
Theatre Box Office
Gripper withdraws from High Point school board race
Dr. James Gripper, one of four Black candidates for the High Point Board of Education, withdraws to avoid splitting the Black vote. He notes three seats are open in November with six candidates total. Gripper, from Greensboro, says he made the decision alone and may run again in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gripper
Board Race
High Point Board of Education
James Chestnut
John Trotman
Laurin
Welborn
Greensboro
Harold Hart
Hart
Board
Board of Education
Board of Elections
High Point
Halloween events light up High Point area with haunted houses and fairs
Area groups announce a busy Halloween week with haunted houses at 1107 Lindsay St. 1101 Trinity Ave. and College Village Center plus a Canterbury carnival at the Canter bury sales office. Parks and Recreation hosts events at Southside Washington Terrace Leonard Street Oakview and Goldston Park across Wednesday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Youth Council
Kroger Food Store
College Village
Canterbury Woman's Club
Canterbury
Highway 66
Lindsay St
High Point Jaycees
Trinity Avenue
Thomasville
Our Lady of the Highways Catholic Church
High Point Parks and Recreation Dept
Southside Recreation Center
Washington Terrace
Leonard Street Recreation Center
Oakview Recreation Center
Goldston Park
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