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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1976

Page

18

Gerrald Dedication Set At Guilford Technical Institute

Trustees faculty and students will dedicate the GTI Technical Laboratories Building to Caswell E. Gerrald a 1968 1975 department head and architecture instructor. Dr Charles Page will lead the ceremony starting at 11 30 a m unveiling a portrait Gerrald a Mullins South Carolina native resident of Greensboro for 17 years and a veteran of the Korean War. He was an architect member of AIA chapters and Lawndale Baptist Church.

Jamestown Guilford Technical Institute Technical Laboratories Caswell E. Gerrald GTI Gerrald Architectural Technology Charles Page Lawndale Baptist Church Greensboro Mullins 8. C American Institute of Architects

Flaherty Attacks Hunt at North Carolina Breakfast

Thomasville Republican governor candidate D. T. Flaherty publicly attacked Lt. Gov. Jim Hunt at a Crawford's Cafeteria breakfast. He challenged Hunt's leadership while citing editorials criticizing the 1975 General Assembly and House Speaker Jimmy Green as unproductive. Hunt defended his leadership and called for better state governance.

Thomasville David T. Flaherty Giov Jim Hunt Flaherty Crawford Hunt N.C Jimmy Green General Assembly North Carolina

Building Permit Totals Reported for Aug 16 27

City Hall inspectors logged 873413 in building permits over Aug 16 to 27. Four new homes in High Point total 125150. two new businesses 384?00 and 10000. fire and repair permits reach 104500 and 139?75. 15 residential repairs 13400. 31 improvements 61588. 18 roofing 10775. Davidson Community College hires two new instructors Winslow and Wells.

City Hall High Point Joseph E. Sienkiewicz Robin Hood Rd Spence and Lester Lazy Lane Eastchester Dr High Point Housing Development Corp Meredith Dr Triad Tire Sales and Service Co E. Parris Ave Leon Green W. Lexington Ave Suffolk Ave Foxfire Apts N. Main St Southern Furniture Market Commerce Avenue

Mrs Evelyn Reece Wins College Nursing Award

Mrs Evelyn C Reece of Thomasville has been chosen for the All-State Foundation Award by the North Carolina League for Nursing. A Davidson County Community College nursing education student and wife of Bill Reece, she is a Thomasville High School graduate and daughter of J R Chandler and Mrs H W Mauldin. The award covers one year of tuition books and uniforms, announced by Juanita M Yarborough.

Lexington Davidson County Community College Grady E. Love William Edward Winslow Trinity Larry W. Wells Greensboro Winslow Trinity High School University of North Carolina At Greensboro William H. Winslow Archdale Wells Page High School Ernest B. Wells UNCG I.B.M The Data Processing Management Assn Evelyn C. Reece Thomasville North Carolina League For Nursing Reece Bill Reece Thomasville Senior High School J. R. Chandler Winston- Salem H. W. Mauldin Newport News, Va Juanita M. Yarborough

Holshouser Sets People s Day in High Point

Gov James Holshouser will hold his 58th people s day on Sept 15 in High Point. Citizens may meet him for five minutes each in the Municipal Office Building third floor with Mayor Roy Cullers office as the meeting space. Public hours are 10 to noon and 1 30 to 4 30.

James Holshouser High Point John D. Elliott Jr Holshouser Elliott Roy Culler

Rev Robbins Challenges Private College Funding Case

The federal case Smith v. UNC Board of Governors questions North Carolina laws funneling state funds to private colleges. Rev Woodrow Robbins and another pastor join as plaintiffs for Americans United claiming church state separation violations. Attorneys say a ruling could come in October in Charlotte federal court.

North Carolina Smith UNC Board of Governors Woodrow Robbins Lexington

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