Church Names Chapel for Rev. Carrick in High Point
North Main Street Baptist Church will rename its sanctuary the Thomas Carrick Memorial Chapel after completion of a new sanctuary. Rev. Thomas Carrick, first pastor of the church, served 1909 to 1921 and died May 22, 1935. The change honors his 40-year impact on High Point.
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North Main Street Baptist Church
High Point
Thomas Carrick
Mr. Co
Carrick
Neil J. Armstrong
Armstrong
Greenville
8. C
Healing Springs
Thomas Bright
Mary Stephens
Doak Bain
Carey Walton
Citywide Halloween celebrations expand with contests and rides
The High Point Civitan Club and Parks and Recreation, with College Village Merchants and Southgate Center, expand Halloween events across the city. Activities include booth games, costume judging for children, witch and hat games, prizes up to five dollars in merchants windows, cake walks, dances by the Mustangs and Sonics, and disc jockey emceeing at College Village. Prizes will be announced at 7 30 on Halloween night with contests running prior at College Village and Southgate centers.
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High Point Civitan Club
Parks and Recreation Department
College Village Merchants Assn
Southgate Shopping Center
College Village Shopping Center
N. Centennial Avenue
E. Et Eastea Ce
Southgateng Center
S. S. Main Street
Washington Terrace Park
Murray Street
Clara Cox Recreation Center
E. Russell
College Village
Southgate
Mustangs
al Eddy
WNOS
Sonics
Larry Soloman
Ciusaren
Market Winds Up As Strong Event At Furniture Show
Southern Furniture Exposition Building director Leo Heer described the October furniture market as strong with many new styles and products and rising prices. Attendees praised the turnout though regional buyers waited for January. observers noted cautious optimism amid shifting demand and economic conditions. Parking was managed by shuttle service, and hospitals Guild workers adapted dishwashing equipment to the expo.
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Jim Hawkins
Leo Heer
Southern Furniture Exposition Building
Southern
Heer
Cial
Aate
High Point
Piano Recital Promises Students from Local Schools
The Sound of Music program for junior and senior high school students will be held today at 10 a.m. in the Mary Bethune YWCA gymnasium.
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Will
Mary Bethune Ywca
Kornegay Speaker at US Point Chapter Meeting
The US Point Chapter of Administrative Management Society will hold its November meeting at 6 p.m. in the Sheraton Hotel Ballroom. Horace R. Kornegay, U.S. Representative from North Carolina's Sixth District, will be the featured speaker.
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US Point
Administrative Management Society
Sheraton Hotel
Horace R. Kornegay
U.S
Sixth Congress
North Caro
Cooler Weather Forecast for High Point Area
High Point area residents can expect cooler weather with clear skies today and tomorrow. The U S Weather Bureau at Friendship Airport warns of frost and freezing temperatures tonight and forecasts fair skies with brisk northeasterly winds today.
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High Point Area
U.S
Friendship
Paperback Books Sent To Troops At Fort Bragg
The Red Cross collected 1125 paperback books from High Point volunteers to ship to Fort Bragg for troops departing overseas. Chairwoman Mrs. L S Averett Jr urged continued donations and invited home pickups from the chapter house at 2011 English Rd during office hours.
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The
Point Red Cross
Fort Bragg
Red Cross
L.S. Averett Jr
High Point
Casey Patient In Hospital In High Point
Paul Casey of High Point is critically ill at High Point Memorial Hospital after suffering a stroke. He is a former manager of the Southern Furniture Exhibition Building in High Point.
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Alexander M. Rankin III
American Scurity Insurance Co
Atlanta
Furniture Plaza
High Point
Rankin
American Security
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
East Tennessee
Davidson College
Frances Griffith
Charlotte
Arbordale Dr
Paul Casey
High Point Memorial Hospital
Casey
Southern Furniture Exposition
Cone Mills Workers to Vote on Strike
The Textile Workers Union of America announced that six locals representing about 4000 workers will vote Sunday night on a potential strike against Cone Mills. The vote covers plants in Greensboro Haw River Reidsville and Graham with locations listing Print Works White Oak Edna Cone Fielding Fi Granite Tabardry and union hall voting sites. An NLRB complaint cites unlawful discharge of nine workers at Print Works and unfair labor practices under investigation as contract talks remain separate though coordinated by the Cone Workers Joint Policy Committee led by Pete Brandon.
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Greensboro
Textile Workers Union of America
Afl-Cio
Cone Mills
Print Orks
White Oak
Edna Cone
Reidsville
Cone
Fielding Fi
Granite
Tabardry T
Haw River
Graham
Scott Hoyman
Southern di
National Labor Relations Board
Winston-Salem
Eng Cone
Print
NLRB
Cone Workers Joint Policy Committee
Pete Brandon
International Repersentative
Trinity Methodist Church to-host Nov 5 supper
Thomasville church announces a community supper at Trinity Methodist Church on November 5 at 5 p.m. The event invites neighbors and members to join for a shared meal. Proceeds support church programs.
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Thomasville
Trinity Methodist Church
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High Point Enterprise
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Dartmouth
Eleazer Wheelock
College of
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Council For Financial Aid To Education
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United States Patent Office
U. S
Good Housekeeping
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