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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1958

Page

33

High Point Furniture Market Opens in Exposition Building

One of the era's most significant furniture markets opens in High Point at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. Over seven days 3,000 visitors are expected to fill 2,700 area rooms as 400 exhibitors from 27 states showcase a full range of home furnishings, from room sets to beds and rugs, with buyers traveling coast to coast and abroad.

Elizabeth Austin High Point Southern Furniture Exposition South Main Street Piedmont North Carolina Tom Wrenn J. H. Tate E. A. Snow High Point Furniture Co Home Furniture Co Tate Furniture Co Charles F. Long Wrenn Street America United States South Winston - Salem Thomasville Lexington Hickory Drexel Lenoir Leo J. Heer Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association Southern Retail Furniture Association National Retail Furniture Association Baltimore Leo Heer Millender J. T. Ryan the Fey Alan W. Detweiler Doak Finch Henry A Foscue James P. Gunter Horace S. Haworth C. Arthur Kirkman Lynch Jr J. Everett Marsh H. Millender Forrest H. Murray R. Morgan Simmons J. Raymond Smith W. A. Tomlinson H. N. Williard

Summer Farm Work Pays Off for Ledford High Students

Cousins Michael and Thomas Cridlebaugh of High Point planted tended and harvested a tobacco crop as a 4 H Club project and a money raising venture. Thomas advanced funds for supplies and they will reimburse relatives from crop profits. One brother reported selling tobacco at 64 cents a pound and they planned to show the crop in Winston Salem but lacked time to finish. Profits will be saved and the rest spent, with plans to try again next season.

Ledford High School Michael Thomas Cridlebaugh Route 2 High Point E. E Mike Tom Thomas Winston-Salem

Pilot School Fall Festival Planned Thursday Night

Pilot School in Thomasville will host a Fall Festival on Thursday with a PTA supper from 5 to 8 p.m. in the cafeteria to fund activities. A program in the auditorium will include a costume parade with prizes, baby contest, prince and princess, king and queen, and a popularity contest. Participants vote with pennies. booths will fill the gym and profits support school improvements.

Thomasville Pilot School W. R. Lemmons Pilot Pta Lemmons

Pre-Convention Meetings Lead to Baptist State Convention

Three pre convention sessions set for Monday November 10 at Temple Baptist Church with Brotherhood Pastor Conference and Religious Education and Music Conference drawing about 1000 to 1500 attendees. Donald Adcox leads Brotherhood while Rev Roy Beals presides over the Pastor Conference. The Religious Education group meets at 2:30 p.m. with keynote speakers from Southeastern Seminary and Wake Forest. Dinner at 5:15 p.m. then convention opens November 11 at 9:15 a.m. with President A Leroy Parker.

Baptist State Convention Brotherhood Temple Baptist Church Donald Adcox Hendersonville Gary Harthcock Lennard Wiggins la Grange W. A. Mitchiner Oxford Victor Jones John E. Lawrence First Baptist Church Shelby Roy Beals Madison Avenue Baptist Church Goldsboro Charles Howard Buies Creek W. C. Strickland Southeastern Seminary Wake Forest Clarence Patrick Wake Forest College Winston-Salem Henry Belk The Goldsboro News-Argus Carlyle Marney Myers Park Baptist Church Charlotte Verl L. Capps Denton Coker W. Perry Crouch Ashville Clayton Waddell Newville Clayton Clifton J. Allen Orleans Baptist Theological Ser Nashville Tenn A. Leroy Parker

Verdi Rejected by Milan Conservatory for Talent

Giuseppe Verdi faced refusal of admission to the Milan Conservatory as officials doubted his talent. Friends had earlier sent him to study there due to his apparent musical promise.

Italy Giuseppe Verdi Milan

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