Energy Saving Converter Easy To Install At Home
Don Morrow of Johnson Industries promotes Killerwatt, an energy saving lamp adapter, at the Southern Furniture Market Center. The device converts incandescent lamps to fluorescent, lasts about eight years, saves over 50 percent, and fits any standard socket.
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Don Morrow
Johnson Industries
Los Angeles
Calif
Southern Furniture Market Center
Morrow
Killerwatt Corp
Washington, D. C
U.S
San Francisco
California
DAR Essay Contest Sponsored by Alexander Martin Chapter
The Alexander Martin Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will sponsor the annual American History Month Essay Contest. Open to grades 5 through high school in High Point and Thomasville, with the topic Growing up in Colonial Times. First place in each grade earns a cash award and a bronze district medal. national winners receive a $100 bond.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
U.S
High Point
Thomasville
National
W. Lee Smith
Julia Watkins
College Grad Lands A Job In Road Sweeping
Evelyn Stevens aged 22, top of her archeology class, graduates from a Welsh university over a year ago but remained unemployed until recently when she was hired as a road sweeper in Bangor. Her boss shares interest in archeology and they chat about the field between tasks.
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Bangor
Wales
Wns
Evelyn Stevens
East and West Home Fashions Trend Luncheon in Atlanta
NHFL members heard that Egyptian inspired decor and Middle Eastern elements will dominate Barker Bros. in Los Angeles and similar retailers. Richard Shinn of Barker Bros. highlighted turquoise terra cotta and gold palettes with textiles wallcoverings and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Carolinas
National Home Fashions League
Lillie B. Little
Arnold Palmer
Woodard Products
Richard Shinn
Barker Bros
Dan Carthers
Rich's
Deborah E. Brown
House & Garden Magazine
Shinn
Theda Bera
Cleopatra
Barker
Egypt
Adelaide Wendler Profile Shines in High Point Spotlight
Adelaide Wendler emerges in local coverage of High Point events and community roles, highlighting her influence in civic groups and neighborhood initiatives. The piece traces her activities across city areas, noting engagements with schools, clubs, and cultural projects.
Women’s Editor Features On Page Six A
A brief note indicates the Wednesday October 26 1977 Women’s Editor appears on page 6A with features and notices for female readers.
Local births mark October trio and two arrivals
Mr and Mrs Reid Burrow announce daughter Amy Elizabeth born Oct 22 at High Point Memorial. Mrs Burrow formerly Sherry Sink of Thomasville. Mr and Mrs Michael Peace announce daughter Renee Dawn born Oct 20 at High Point Hospital. Mrs Peace formerly Belinda Hawks. Mr and Mrs Steve Miller announce son Steven Gerald Jr born Oct 19 at High Point Memorial. Mrs Miller formerly Janice Williams. Mr and Mrs Dean Maynard announce daughter Rhonda Jean born Oct 16 at Hospital. Mrs Maynard formerly Miranda Dudley. Mr and Mrs Ralph Casstevens announce daughter Tabitha Doreen born Oct 24 at High Point Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Burrow
Fisher Ferry Rd
Thomasville
Amy Elizabeth
High Point Memorial Hospital
Burrow
Sherry Sink
Renee Dawn
High Point Hospital
Michael Peace
Route 5
Peace
Belinda Hawks
Steve Miller
Bryan St
Steven Gerald Jr
Dean Maynard
Lincoln
Rhonda Jean
Maynard
Miranda Dudley
Ralph Casstevens
Pine Circle
Tabitha Doreen
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Killerwatt
DAR
Milan
Italy
Rosanna Bonnetti
Xt Stout
Battleground
Greensboro
N.C
Stratford Rd
Winston Salem
D.C
NHFL
Ruth Clark
Lilly Little
Deborah Brown
House and Garden” Magazine
Stan
Ding
Barker Bros. Ltd
Rich’s
Evelyn Hudson
National Foundation
Brenda McCauley
Francis Liebhold
Education Foundation
Nancy Walker
Mary Lou Rooney
High Point Enterprise
Adelaide Wendler
Women's Editor
Amy Burrow
Steven Miller JR
Renee
Rhonda Maynard
Tabitha Casstevens
Shore’s Cleaners
Grace Flower Shop
Wrenn St Westwood
North
Hamilton
Little Red School House
Merk
Marsh Kitchens
Meredith College
THE
Lake
Gooneh
North Main ST
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