Salute to the Southern Furniture Market Fashion Festival
Editorial proclaims fashion as the spur of the furniture industry at the Southern Furniture Market. It lauds fashion’s role in transforming furniture from utility to glamour, driving demand, financing, and skilled merchandising across home living. It notes broad support from buyers, designers, editors, and industry players shaping a nationwide market.
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Shelter Group
America
Furnitureland
USA
Money and Mercy in the Biblical Tale of Abraham and Lot
The piece reflects on riches and generosity through the Abraham Lot narrative, contrasting Abraham’s selfless loyalty with Lot’s wealth driven path. It cites Carnegie and Duke as examples of philanthropy while warning money can corrupt if worshiped, urging mercy, compassion, and godliness over material gain.
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Chaldea
Canaan
Abraham
Lot
2Van
Jordan
Sodom
Gomorrah
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Duke
United Fund
Chicago
Smith
Jones
High Point Enterprise personnel list in masthead
The High Point Enterprise masthead lists staff and executives including President D A Hawley and Executive Editor C W Patterson. notes editors, advertising director, business manager, and circulation roles at 5307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. D
D. A Hawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Hawley, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Randalub, Terry, JR
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson
WW. Idol JR
Richard Teague
Nixon Faces Crucial Vietnam Speech as Nation Holds Breath
The article notes President Nixon will address the nation on November 3 to decide whether to maintain Vietnam policy or yield to calls for defeat. It compares the moment to Kennedy’s courage under pressure and recalls Kennedy’s Profiles in Courage and inaugural pledge to bear any burden. The piece stresses the high stakes, national unity, and the need to balance peace desires with alliance commitments amid Hanoi’s hardline stance.
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U.S.A
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon demands postal reform with pay raise veto threat
President Nixon told GOP congressional leaders he will veto the postal pay raise unless paired with postal reform. Rep. H Allen Smith urged reform, while Les Arends supported the veto and Jerry Ford warned of voters’ leverage. Senate chair Gordon Allott pressed for action on reform.
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Washington
Nixon
California
H. Allen Smith
House Rules Committee
White House
House
Jerry Ford
Colorado
Gordon Allott
Senate
Republican Conference
Direct LAX service eyed from Greensboro High Point area
The piece reports United Airlines exploring nonstop Los Angeles flights from Friendship airport to ease crowded airways and cut transfers via Atlanta or Chicago. It notes 162 reservations already for the transcontinental service and highlights broader civic leadership changes in High Point, including Howard Pancoast and Leroy Earnhardt.
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U.S
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Chicago
Ray Evans
United
Friendship Airport
Friendship
Howard
Pancoast
Chamber of Commerce
Leo J. Heer
Bryant Electric
Chamber “of Commerce
C of C
Duke Power Company
John Watson
Frank Bridge
Upland
Calif
Kerrin
Keith Bridge
Este
Craig Phillips
Phi
Phillips
Randolph
Trinity
Charles F. Carroll
Robert Davis
Richard H. Rich
Rich’s
Leo J.heer
Southern Furniture Exposition
Rich
Adolph Breyer
Lawrence Peabody
Sears’ Roebuck
Sedgefield Country Club
R. V. Marble
India
James G. Haggin
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Marble
Charlotte
Rotary Club
Fellowship
Wa l
Commission, of Missions
Dr. Marble
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High Point Enterprise
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N.C
High Poin
Cartier
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Capus Waynick
Mr. Nixon
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Jack Anderson
Illinois
Les Arends
Hypocrisy
Hippocrates
United States
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Meharry Medical College
Nashville
Tenn
Hell McPherses
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