Kearns elected HPC Alumni Chapter president
Kearns Lyles Kearns Class of 1950 was elected president of the High Point College Alumni Association chapter at Harrison Dining Hall. About 100 attended the annual meeting, the largest turnout the local chapter recalls, with officers Payne Clayton Bowman Falk and others serving in 1964. William Henderson urged greater alumni support.
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Lyles Kearns
High Point
High Point College Alumni Assn
Kearns
Harrison
Charles W. Payne
Joe Clayton
Hague Bowman
C. T. Falk
William R. Henderson
Henderson
Bennett Advertising
High Point College
Paper Firm Locates In High Point
Morrisette Paper Co. of Greensboro opens a High Point branch converting plant leasing 11 000 square feet at 813 and 615 S Hamilton St. Initial staff of six, aimed at serving furniture trade customers in High Point and nearby areas. Bob Smith and Jordan Washburn join sales team covering Winston-Salem and High Point regions.
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High Point
Morrisette Paper Co
Greensboro
W. F. Morrisette
Phil Clarke
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Division
S. Hamilton St
North Carolina National Bank Trust Department
Craven, Johnson & Pollock
Bob Smith
High Point College
Charlotte
Charlotte Paper Co
Jordan Washburn
Winston- Salem
Career Day Program Planned at High Point Central
High Point Central High School plans a December Career Day with about 50 vocational consultants from professions business and industry skilled and technical and service occupations. Classes will be suspended for a half day, with a keynote address and two follow up sessions for each student.
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High Point Central High School
Scott
Rotary Club
Rotary
Frank H. Wood
Ed Mendenhall
Leo J. Heer
Janet R. McCurry
Kenneth Mann
Lynn Parnell
Wanda Walton
June Franklin
Virginia L. Ganim
John Holder
Elil Bays
James Waugh
B. T. Cudd
Huge Audience Of Children Fascinated By Two Plays
The High Point Arts Council sponsored a monthly Children's Program at Northeast Junior High School. High Point Community Theatre presented two plays Zelda and Danny and the Donkey to an overflow audience of children. Zelda was directed by Mrs. Arnie Hale and Danny and the Donkey by Mrs. Fred Barber, with Bill Dreyer as master of ceremonies.
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High Point Arts Council Inc
Northeast Junior High School
High Point Community Theatre
Zelda
Danny and the Donkey
Fred Barber
Arnie Hale
Bill Dreyer
Bunny Duke
Terry Duke
Monica Leyk
Mary Lou Kimrey
Mark Parasiliti
Ray Snider
Vicki Council
Janet
Finch Lectures Begin Tuesday at High Point College
The 1963 Finch Lecture Series at High Point College features Dr. Martin E. Marty, associate editor of The Christian Century and professor at the University of Chicago Divinity School, speaking on belief and disbelief. Events include a 7:30 p.m. talk Tuesday, a 10:20 a.m. assembly Wednesday, a ministers seminar, and an 8 p.m. public lecture, with Marty's background as an acclaimed author and scholar.
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Martin E. Marty
Finch
High Point College
Marty
Christian Century
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Memorial Auditorium
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary
Life Magazine
United States
Americana
Compton
National Observer
Hospital Chief Warns Too Many Visitors Hurting Patients
Dr. Kenneth Cheek of High Point Memorial Hospital laments excessive visitation. He notes many enter without permits, disrupt patient rest, and hinder staff tasks. He cites two visitors per patient, door signage ignored, and nurses pulled from duties by visitors hunting for specific patients.
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Kenneth Cheek
High Point Memorial Hospital
Cheek
Indian Summer Days Continue With Warm Weather
More Indian summer days are forecast with sunshine and patchy clouds. Forecasters say needed rains are not in the near term for the Piedmont region as temperatures rise from a low of 55 last night to a high near 81 today and a 53 tonight. Tomorrow’s high is expected around 82.
Brotherh od Meet Is Set At N Main Street Church
Bob Culler will speak at the organizational meeting of the Brotherhood of N Main Street Baptist Church Tuesday night. The meeting is set for 7 30 at the church with Culler who is president of the Brotherhood Assn for the Central Baptist Assn.
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Bob Culler
Brotherhood of N. Main Street Baptist Church
Culler
Brotherhood Assn
Central Baptist Assn
Exclusive Listings for Fine Furniture Executives
A partial classified listing from Cadillac Associates seeks senior furniture executives to join a major firm expanding by acquisition. Positions include president, executive vice president, vice presidents in fields of general management, marketing, and sales, plus finishing supervisor. Compensation ranges from 15 000 to 345 000 with benefits. responses require detailed typed resumes and anonymity is promised.
Open Letter Ad Claim Denied by Fraley G Mitchell
Fraley G Mitchell states in a 1963 High Point Enterprise notice that he did not authorize his name for the Open Letter to High Point business men ad and that the signature used by the committee was not signed by him.
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High Point
High Point Enterprise
Fraley G. Mitchell
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Lee Sheriff
James L. Calloway
W. Lawson Allen
Dale Brown
Assa
Clyde Hedrick
Dick Swaim
Memorial Hospital
Hospital Urday
Hospital Guild
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Dave Wrenn
Jean Williams
Jane Clark
Joyce Garce
Sue Scearce
Pam Kivett
Patty Corrider
Johnne Whicker
Laura Raper
Saif
Dorothy Stevens
Cadillac Associates, Inc
Madison Bidg
Chicago
Til
Financhil
Grace Flower Shop
Franey G. Mitchell
Nathan Hunt
N. Main ST
North State
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