Fund Drive Planned Here to Start October Fourth
Ten days before the 1950 Community Chest campaign begins, 18 colonels named by Chairman W. C. Sheloff and his staff prepare to raise 106,459 to support nine Red Feather agencies. The captains, many new faces with civic ties, will lead divisions from furniture to real estate. The slogan is For Our Children as the drive aims to mobilize leadership and community responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Sheloff
Red Feather
Sheloff
Sheroff
Jack Rochelle
Globe Parlor
C. L. Amos, Jr
Melrose Hosiery
Fed Metcalf
Minnesota Mining
George Johnson
High Point Savings and Trust Company
W. F. Mauldin
W. F. Mauldin Company
R. L. Stewart
R. K. Stewart and Son
Thomas E. Stubbs
J. C. Penney’s
Collier Ellis, Jr
Collier Ellis Company
Ralph Greeson
Coca- Cola Bottling Company
Jack Grishaw
Sheraton Hotel
Royster Thurman
Ben Swartzberg
Willis Slane, Jr
Robert Davis
Sara Coe Hunsucker
P. C. Smith
W. F. McDonnell
Helen Marie Sheloff
RETAY
Sheloft
Local dealers win trip to Detroit for sales record
R Reid Mendenhall and J La cie Buie of this city visited Detroit Michigan to tour the Har ry Ferguson Inc tractor plant. They traveled as part of a 50 dealer group honored for outstanding sales and service in a statewide On to Detroit contest sponsored by Doolittle Tractor Implement Co Ferguson distributor for the Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Reid Mendenhall
J. Lacie Buie
Detroit
Mich
Harry Ferguson, Inc
Farm Machinery Company
Ferguson Tractor Plant
B & M Tractor & Implement Co
Ferguson Tractors
Farm Implements
Doolittle Tractor & Implement Co
Ferguson
Carolinas
Direct Live Television Arouses Interest In High Point
Enterprise staff writer Joe Brown notes about 3,000 TV sets will be in use in High Point as September 30 nears with coaxial cable enabling live programs. Industry chatter centers on demand, price drops, and looming supply limits as color TV faces FCC hurdles and production uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brown
High Point
Federal Communications Commission
F. F. Miller Jooks
Jurors Picked for Four Day Municipal Court Term
Twenty two cases are set for hearing during a four day Municipal jury term beginning October 3 under Judge D C MacRae. Uncontested divorces will be heard first day. Jurors named include Leroy Barham James E Beeson Ollie Brown C Butler Byrd J H Carroll H E Casket A F Clark M L Cora Mrs Ruth Cramer A C Culler C P Dedmon E E Craughn Milly Sue Everhart W W Frye Mrs Ruth A Hawkins Alton Hayworth J Everette Hedrick William A Helton Carl C Hines Effie Lanier Hoover Joseph D Johnson Ada Lucille Kennedy R F Laws A W Marsh C M Miller W E McFarling Carlton M Mosteler Mrs Ardelia Mackenfuss Hugh E O Connor C B Overman L A Parker E J Pearson Talley Pons P H Saves Mrs Hunter Sechrest William F Smith E L Southern Edna H Suggs Blake Thompson R P Tucker Howard Vaughn Robert D Weant Clyde F Wood B W Woodie Robert A Wyatt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Jury Court
D. C. MacRae
Leroy Barham
James E. Beeson
Ollie Brown
C. Butler Byrd
J. H. Carroll
H. E. Cashett
A. F. Clark
M. L. Cora
Ruth Cramer
A. C
Brady Broken Leg Spends Time at Memorial Hospital
H. H. Brady of 404 East Green Street is hospitalized in the Boulevard unit of Memorial Hospital after suffering a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Brady
East Green Street
Boulevard
Memorial Hospital
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Fighteen Red Feather
By Joe Brown
C. F. Wolfe
Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Pappy Wolfe
Marie Sheloff
L. R. Stewart
Jim Smith
Bob Davis
P. C
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