Author Earl Miers to keynote crippled children society meeting
Earl Schenck Miers of New Jersey, renowned author and lecturer, will headline the North Carolina Society for Crippled Children and Adults conference in High Point November 7–8. The two day program in High Point includes panels on camping, rehabilitation, employment and Easter Seal fundraising, plus a tour of a furniture plant and a President’s Dinner. Miers, born in Brooklyn and a cerebral palsy survivor, will speak on Man as a Hero of Spirit and has edited for Rutgers Press and Alfred A. Knopf.
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New Jersey
N. C. Society For Crippled Children and Adults
High Point Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Sheraton Hotel
Felix S. Barker
Holt McPherson
Miers
South
Robert E. Lee
Meirs
Rutgers University Press
Alfred A. Knopf, Inc
John Cooper
Medicine Firm Opens Plant Here
The J. C. Moffett Medicine Co Inc opened at 103 Whittier St as the 13th new High Point firm this year. About 20 workers are employed with plans to expand. the firm makes Teethina a powdered baby preparation and operates a modern 3,900 packets per hour line designed by a Brooklyn firm. Bernard L. Roberts of New York is company president and treasurer of Wool Novelty Co. The Columbus Ga founded firm was acquired by Roberts. headquarters stay in New York City.
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High Point
Whittier St. Meee
Cotestant Daa Trial Development Division
The
Chamber of Commerce
Bernard L. Roberts
New York
Roberts
Wool Novelty Co
Medicine Company
Clarke
Claude Cline
Brooklyn, N. Y
Moffett Company
Columbus
New York City
Ribbon cutting for Dogwood Room at Southern Furniture Exposition Building
Four women from the High Point Hospital Guild cut the ribbon to the new Dogwood Room at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. Present are Mrs. A R Cross president, Mrs Walter Crissman president elect, Mrs W C Comer general chairman, and Mrs James B Lovelace co chair. Mrs Walter Tice was absent. The guild operates the Dogwood Room.
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High Point Hospital Guild
A. R. Cross
Guild
Walter Crissman
W. C. Comer
James B. Lovelace
Walter Tice
The
Dogwood Room
High Pointer Don Harris Exhibit Wins Praise at Morehead
Don Harris of High Point unveils a one man water color show at the Morehead Planetarium Chapel Hill drawing praise from Mrs. Peter J. Chenerey of the Durham civic art guild. Harris studied in Boston and Florida and draws from Virginia countryside for works shown in the galleries open 2 to 5 pm and 7 30 to 10 30 pm.
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Charles Flinner
Chapel Hill
Don Harris
Morehead
Peter J. Chenerey
Durham
Art Capital
North Carolina
Harris
Mebane
Alderman Studios
Meadowlawn Avenue
High Point
Museum School of Fine Arts
Boston
Florida
Virginia
Morehead Planetarium
District School For Masons Slated Here
A district school of instruction for Masons in the 36th Masonic District of North Carolina will be held at the new Masonic Temple on S Main Street. Sessions start at 3 p.m. with a 6 p.m. dinner and 7 p.m. meetings, presided by J C House of High Point.
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Masonic District
Grand Lodge of
North Carolina
Masonic Temple
S. Main Street
J. C. House of
High Point
Clyde S Chernault
House
Denton
Lexington
Thomasville
Revival today time correction at Faith Temple
Church officials said a revival at Faith Temple on Highland Avenue begins at 7 30 p m with Rev D B Yow of Daytona Beach delivering the message instead of the 1 30 p m time listed yesterday in the Enterprise advertisement.
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Faith Temple
Highland Avenue
D. B. Yow
Daytona Beach
Trinity Man Arrested in Mass Liquor Roundup
Charles Coleman, a Trinity resident, was arraigned on a federal liquor charge after a knife attack on Fairview Street left him with a neck wound requiring seven stitches. Police pursued the alleged assailant, Willie Harrington, who faced multiple charges with a $500 bond, as other drivers were cited in separate city accidents.
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Trinity
Charles Coleman
Fairview Street
Coleman
Memorial Hospital
Willie M. Harrington
Gordy Street
Harrington
Jamestown
Burns
Junior Hughes
Forrestdale Road
Hughes
Oakdale Road
Hughes’ Auto
Nancy Kenner
Cedrow Avenue
Kenner
Sanford Dancer Tops Tar Heel Variety Show At High Point
Sanford dancer Lois Barbee from Sanford won first prize in the fourth annual Tar Heel Variety Show at High Point High School. Judges delayed ruling nearly 30 minutes amid strong acts from 20 contestants representing 10 cities. Barbee earned a $100 bond. runner up Toby Hicks and third placer Alice Ashburn received $50 and $25 bonds. The event, sponsored by the High Point Woman's Club, drew competitors from multiple counties and featured the Velveteens act chosen for possible TV appearance on WSJS-TV.
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The
Velveteens
Wsjs TV
Winston-Salem
Toby Hicks
High Point
Alice Washburn
Lois Barbee
Sanford
June Allgood
Glenda Aiken
Martha Morris
Velveteen Trio
David Cox
High Point High School
Miss Barbee
High Representatives Point
Roxboro
Len‘oir
Greensboro
Thomasville
Salisbury
Moncure
Roanoke Rapids
Ufder
High Point Woman's Club
Wsjs-Tv
Winston- Salem
Husband and Wife Duo-Piano Team Set for Memorial Auditorium
The Parsons Poole duo piano pair, Canada’s renowned husband and wife team, perform at High Point College Memorial Auditorium at 8 30 p m. Both are linked with Western Ontario University with Poole newly named vice principal. They tour the United States and Canada with Steinway pianos and also teach, publish instructional books, and conduct ensembles that tour Ontario communities.
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High Point College
Memorial Auditorium
Western Ontario University
Poole
Prinson
CBS Radio
United States
Canada
Steinway
A_ university
Ontario
Winter returns as escapees hide in county farms
Forrest Dates notes winter arrives and prison escapees retreat to county farms, while police gripe about reporting changes to Raleigh. He cites local politics on annexation, a possible Cherokee Hills water contract angle, and a skeptical view of a public school tax, ending with a quip about life insurance bets.
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County Farm Two
Raleigh
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