Minority adviser Thaddeus Ware cites progress under Nixon
Thaddeus Ware a 35 year old High Point native and White House minority affairs adviser says progress is being made in welfare employment education and business enterprise. He notes gaps in information reaching grassroots communities and cites plans in equal opportunity federal contracts apprenticeship expansion and minority enterprise funding as steps forward.
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High Point
White House
United States
Thaddeus Ware
Ware
Hilltop Street
Fairview
William Penn High School
Nixon
Amercans
Congress
Philadelphia
Washington
Sunday Morning 1970 High Point Enterprise Page Two
Local page from September 6 1970 edition highlights brief news notes and notices across community topics with no single dominant feature. Individual items mention places people and events typical of a Sunday paper layout.
Building Remodel Converts 310 S Main St Into Offices
Remodeling transforms the 310 S. Main St building into a 5000 square foot office complex. When complete around January 1 it will house Schoch Schoch and Schoch Allen B Welborn Inc. James Mattocks and more, relocating from the corner Professional Building to expand space for Factors Inc. and Phillips Davis Inc. The project, designed by architect Daniel G. Winklosky, features paneled walls and carpet throughout.
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S. Main St
Schoch, Schoch and Schoch Law
Allen B. Welborn Inc
James Mattocks
S. Main Street
W. Green Drive
Factors Inc
Phillips Davis Inc
S. Main
Koonts-McGee Drug Store
Dave Phillips
Phil
Phillips
Daniel G. Winklosky
High Point
Thighless Winter Prompts Fashion Shifts and Male Raconteur
A column notes a shift away from minis toward longer skirts, citing Addy Wendler on fashion trends and the impact on men's habits. It humorously weighs social and personal effects as winter approaches and eyewear needs updating.
Two Named Directors of Society Join North Carolina Adoption Board
J. Henry Dowdy and Mrs. G. Allen Mebane of High Point are among 20 newly elected directors of The Children's Home Society of North Carolina Inc. An all-day orientation will be held in Greensboro on Sept. 11. Civic and business leaders from across the state serve rotating terms on the board of the state’s only non-sectarian, voluntarily supported adoption agency.
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J. Henry Dowdy
G. Allen Mebane
High Point
Children’s Home Society of North Carolina, Inc
Greensboro
Society
North Carolina
High Point Museum Nears Completion As Fund Drive Progresses
High Point Historical Society plans to take possession of the new High Point Museum on E Lexington Avenue at McGuinn Place. The facility, funded privately with federal park support, will be North Carolina's fourth largest museum with about 14 000 square feet of exhibit space and two floors connected by an elevator. Project Thirty aims to raise 30000 for final exterior costs as donors across 104 firms and individuals have already contributed over 186000 to date. J F Armstrong Jr leads the society with Jack Weaver as executive director.
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The
High Point Historical Society Inc
High Point
E. Lexington Avenue
McGuinn Place
North Carolina
John Haley
E. Lexington
Historical Society
Robert A. Culler
Pauline Wertz
J. F. Armstrong Jr
Jack Weaver
Model Cities Contracts Firm Up Services in Guilford County
Guilford County Board of Commissioners will hear four contracts for Model Cities programs to be funded by federal grants and Model Cities funds rather than county taxes. Health and social services projects include a $144000 federal funded health center demo and a $952940 neighborhood services facility with $121000 social services and $43000 outreach counseling. A $72700 vocational training program will use the High Point Sheltered Workshop. The meeting also covers a sheltered workshop query led by Dayton Greene regarding the High Point complex.
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Greensboro
Model Cities
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Walker
Health Dept
Social Services Dept
Mental Health Dept
High Point
Guilford County
Dayton Greene
Hebrew Class At Bnai Israel In High Point Starts Sept 15
An adult education course in beginning Hebrew will be held at B'nai Israel Synagogue in High Point this fall and winter. Classes meet Tuesdays at 9 45 a.m. for one hour each week with Rabbi Robert Sandman teaching. Registration is available at the class and there is no charge.
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B’nai Israel Synagogue
High Point
Kensington Drive
Robert Sandman
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Contact Training Sessions Slated for Sunday Start
A 10 session program for volunteer telephone workers at Contact ministry begins today at Wesley Memorial UMC under Urban Ministry direction. Speakers include Robert Weant and Rev Jack Yarborough. sessions run 2 30 to 4 30 p m Sundays through Nov 3.
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Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Urban Ministry
Contact
Robert Weant
Jack Yarborough
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High Point Enterprise
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Addy
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Ralph Walker
Daisy Barndt
Knightdale
Tonya
Welch Fairgrounds
American Kennel Club
Furniture City
H & R Block
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Spivey
Ben Garner
James Moffitt
David Senkpiel
Sam Cloyd
Earl Crow
Bernard Fitzgerald
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