Furniture Group To Meet Here In North Carolina Event
The furniture industry hosts the School of Engineering at UNC for a two day Advisory Council meeting in High Point on November 8 and 9. The program includes business sessions plant tours expo building tour and banquet with speakers to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Engineering
University of North Carolina
Advisory Council
High Point
Area Committee
J. Smith Young
Dixie Furniture Co
Lexington
Leo J. Heer
Henry A. Foscue
William Blanton
Globe Furniture Co
Carson Stout
Carson’s, Inc
Thayer Coggin
Thayer Coggin, Inc
J. E. Lambeth
Erwin Lambeth
J. Robert Philpott
United Furniture Co
W. W. Beaver
Marietta Co
Methodist Men To Hear Bishop Hardin Speak In High Point
Bishop Paul Hardin Jr of Columbia S C will address the Methodist Men at a Sept 22 dinner in the High Point College cafeteria starting at 7 Tickets are available through local church leaders or by calling Horne or Minor The event marks the second meeting of the Methodist Men Club which includes about twenty six associated churches and aims to foster fellowship and shared learning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hardin Jr
Columbia
S. C
High Point College
Don Horne
High Point Area
Thomasville
Asheboro
Horne
Bill Minor
Bishop Hardin
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Chester
S.C
Wofford College
Spartanburg
Emory University
Atlanta
Hardin
Alabama
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Birmingham
Lake Junaluska
South Carolina
High Point
A. M. Utley Jr
Ed Hardin
Paul Hardin
Duke University
Methodist Men’s Club
Three Year Old Is Traffic Victim In High Point
A three year old girl Sharon Lewis daughter of Elsie Lewis of Philadelphia died after being struck on Henry Street Saturday morning. The accident left High Point with three traffic fatalities in three days. Driver C L Belo 27 of Daniel Brooks Apartments was not charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Sharon Lewis
Elsie Lewis
Philadelphia
Henry Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
C. L. Belo
Daniel Brooks
James Lee Sechrest
Branch Street
Hus
Sechrest
Kenneth Franklin Booth
F. C. Booth
Courtesy Road
Thomas Warren Ring
Eugene Street
Ring
Booth
Cross Walk
Ward and
Prospect Street
Cure for homesickness via hometown newspaper mail
A remedy for students away from home is a mail subscription to the home town paper The Enterprise. Contact the Circulation Department at 4566 to arrange delivery before leaving for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Enterprise Circulation Department
Small Staff Drives Big YMCA Program Growth
The Carl Chavis YMCA, led by Charles Whitaker and a 21 member board, serves 916 members with a diverse program attracting 60 000 member participations and 15 000 non member visitors last year. Organizers emphasize variety to retain youth, with extensive sports and educational activities, including Hi Y trips and adult clubs, funded 75 percent by the United Appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Chavis
Fourth Street
YMCA
Charles Whitaker
Whitaker
Carl Chavis Y
Hi-Y
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Esquire Club
Carl Chavis Ymca
United Appeal
High Point Furniture Club hears banker on selling
The High Point Furniture Club met at Schrafft's restaurant to hear Fred Alexander of The High Point Bank and Trust Co speak on the unity of selling for both intangible banking services and tangible furniture. The group discussed an upcoming membership drive chaired by Morris Kiel. twenty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Furniture Club
Schrafft
Fred Alexander
High Point Bank and Trust Co
Alexander
Morris Kiel
North Carolina Association Plans Tenth Convention on Mental Retardation
The North Carolina Association for Retarded Children will hold its tenth annual convention at the Sheraton Hotel in High Point September 14 through 16. Archie Talley, president from Winston-Salem, announced the event. The conference features Dr. Henderson Harshman of UNC teaching methods, panel discussions on religious education institutions homes and workshops, plus a luncheon and past president's banquet. The group, organized in 1953 with 42 active chapters, advocates for special classes and legislative/public school support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North Carolina Assn
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Archie Talley
Winston-Salem
Taylor Kennerly
Henderson Harshman
University of North Carolina
Kennerly
Robin Hood
Marion
Courtland Davis
L. B. Bryant
Charlotte
Paul Stoner
Lexington
Charles Waddell
Asheville
National Assn. For
HPC Alumni Set Fund Campaign
The High Point College Alumni Association launched a fund drive set to run through November. Alumni participation rose from 2 percent to 18 percent last year and the goal is 25 percent with a $10,000 target. Funds may be donated to the Alumni Loyalty fund or the Alumni Scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College Alumni Association
Duffy Paul
Paul
Dean P. E. Lindley
Shooting Charges Filed Against Two
Police lodged formal charges yesterday against two men held in connection with separate shootings. Lonnie Gentry 27 of Winston Salem faces weapon and assault counts linked to a Labor Day melee at Washington Terrace Park. Franklin D Howze 27 of Skeet Club Road is charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill in a separate case. Bond amounts range from 50 to 700 with trial dates set in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Gentry
Winston- Salem
Gentry
High Point Hospital
Washington Terrace Park
Frank B. Mason
Roland Holmes
Brenda White
Franklin D. Roosevelt Howze
Skeet Club Road
Sherman Payne
Daniel Brooks
Howze
Claude Powe
Railroad Street
Charles Powe
Railroad St
Bond
John Henry Hyatt
High Point
Fairfield Road
United Appeal campaign kicks off with division sessions
The High Point United Appeal enters phase two with a dinner session at the Adams Memorial YWCA at 6 30 p m led by campaign vice chairman R V Spracklin. Division chairs are J Alton Stanford James Foscue and Baxter Freeze with a goal of 66611 for the three divisions and 312470 overall. A parade rally opens the campaign Friday night and United Appeal Sunday sets the start for actual solicitation September 17 with Rev Tom Haggai and other officials on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Appeal
R. Vincent Spracklin
Spracklin
Adams Memorial Ywca
J. Alton Stanford
James Foscue
Baxter Freeze
Dean Rich
Frank Lambeth
Ronnie Falls
R. A. McCuiston
Arthur Utley Jr
W. T. Powell
Tom Haggai
Emerywood Baptist Church
J. Harriss Covington
United Community Services
Jake Froelich Jr
Insurance School Session Slated
The first session of an insurance school sponsored by the High Point Thomasville Association of Insurance Women will meet at the local chamber of commerce tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Dewey M Corn of Desk Drive will be the instructor and his subject is An Introduction to Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point-Thomasville Assn. of
Chamber of Commerce
Dewey M. Corn
Desk Drive
Insurance
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Bishop Paul Hardin Jr
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Our Lady of Charity
Cuba
City Lake Park
Dick Swaim
Furniture Club
Association For Retarded
USO
United Fund
Community Chest
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
HPC
Algo Exterminating Co
Lee Institute
Guilford College
W. Wash
Greensboro
Highland Motors, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
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