Local Realtors Elect New Officers in High Point
B C Fowler is named president of the High Point Board of Realtors with J E Amos as vice president and H M White as secretary treasurer. Fowler, a High Point native and business leader, brings military and real estate experience, while Amos and White bring long service roles and community involvement to their posts.
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B. C. Fowler
High Point Board of Realtors
J. E. Amos
Earn
H. M. White
Fowler
Amos
White
High Point
High Point College
Finance Department
Army Air Corps
Eastern Chair Co
Idol- Green Realtors
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Commere
Kiwanis
Red Cross
Main Street Methodist Church
W. Ray St
Amos Insurance and Realty Co
Rockingham County
R. T
Charles L. Amos
Melbourne Heights
Kivett Drive
The
Realtors Board
White & Wright Realtors
High Point High School
University of North Carolina
Emerywood Country Club
American Business Club
Central Carolina Business Club
R. B. Terry
First Presbyterian Church
North Carolina Receives Federal Lunch Aid for 1957-58
The Agriculture Department announced $836.6 million in federal funds for the national school lunch program for 1957-58 across 48 states plus territories. North Carolina's apportionment is $3,431,061 with South Carolina at $2,165,755. The program reimburses schools for local food purchases based on child counts and per capita income, with matching requirements.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Guam
Virgin Islands
Agriculture Department
North Carolina
South Carolina
Constitution Original Structure At Adoption In 1787
The U S Constitution initially included a preamble and seven articles when it was adopted in 1787 detailing the framework of the new government.
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U. S
Flue Cured Tobacco Markets Steady At Week's End
The Associated Press reports Carolina flue cured markets closed with prices mostly stable or slightly lower than last week. North and South Carolina centers show heavy volume on the North Carolina side while most South Carolina markets near opening. Season totals show 222 million pounds sold in the two states at about 59.22 per hundred pounds with gains in some grades and a small shift under Stabilization Corporation programs. Auction bids for Middle Belt grades show mixed moves with orange and other leaf categories in modest shifts.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
South Carolina
Carolinas Border Belt
North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
North
Middle Belt
Stabilization Corporation
Smathers assails GOP fiscal policy at North Carolina meet
In North Wilkesboro a state convention speech by Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee chair Smathers criticizes Republican monetary policy. He links tight money and high interest to inflation, higher living costs, fewer affordable homes, rising bankruptcies and smaller small businesses, urging voters to see it as a attack on low income groups.
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North Wilkesboro
N. C
Congress
Smathers
North Carolina
Cornell Universiy
Mie Rts Tecnica
Stevenson to Speak at Carolina Education Rally
CHAPEL HILL Sept 7 Ail E Stevenson twice Democratic presidential candidate will address a large education rally Sept 28 on the University of North Carolina campus. Holt McPherson NC Citizens Committee for Better Schools says the speech Looking Ahead in Education will have no political overtones. Stevenson will also attend the UNC Clemson football game and hold a morning news conference.
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Chapel Hill
Adlai E. Stevenson
University of North Carolina
Holt McPherson
North Carolina Citizens Committee For Better Schools
McPherson
High Point Enterprise
Stevenson
Illinois
Clemson
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Lady of Fashion
NoMend
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Jantzen
Bermuda
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