Protagonists Square Off On ABC Issue In High Point
Rev. Robert Clegg leads the Citizens for Christian Action against an ABC liquor store referendum in High Point. He cites past Sylva experiences, warns liquor access fuels temptation, and aims for a fact based, nonpersonal campaign over five weeks. He notes a history of anti liquor sentiment in nearby Archdale and Thomasville and plans strong public education efforts.
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Carol Wilson Utley
Weiler
Robert Clegg
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
Clegg
Sylva- Webster
North Carolina
Sylva
Citizens For Christian Action
ABC
CCA
Dave
Weeks
Abraham Lincoln
Richard) Wood
Nolan) Williams
Thomasville
Burlington
Archdale
High Point
High Point bootleg issue drives community campaign
Richard Wood leads Citizens for a Better High Point pushing a November liquor store referendum. The group built on a prior postcard effort and argues a legal store would shift bootlegging dynamics, with Wood noting increased citizen involvement and changes since 1988 while addressing campaign logistics and volunteer limits.
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Carol Wilson
Utley Enterprise
Richard Wood
Wood
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees’ Distinguished Service Aword
Citizens For A Better High Point
Last Graduation Marks End of PTA Years for Parent
A parent reflects on decades of sending children through local schools Ups and downs of PTA meetings band concerts sports events and plays culminate in the final graduation The piece humorously notes the burden and eventual relief of a long school-commuting life and ends with a vented expletive for release.
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Forrest
Andrews High
PTA
Tootle
High Point Enterprise Sunday Morning Edition
The High Point Enterprise publishes its Sunday morning edition on September 27, 1976, featuring local news, updates, and community notices for High Point and surrounding areas.
On the Scene: PTSA meeting and youth programs
Northeast Junior High School PTSA will meet Monday in the school auditorium to kick off the membership drive followed by classroom visitation. High Point Police Explorers host a new member night at 7 31 p.m. at the Police Academy for ages 16 to 21.
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Northeast
PTSA
High Point Police Explorers
High Point Police Academy
Dan Hodgson
The
Police Dept
Lexington
Davidson County Community College
Bob Lyndon
Jiffy Manufacturing Co
High Point
Noon In The Country Adrift In Guilford County Heat
A rural Guilford County scene notes the noon heat and a farmhouse roof reflecting the Indian summer sun. Occupants are likely resting briefly from the heat, with the rural midday mood captured in concise, observational terms.
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Guilford County
Violence in fairy tales sparks debate on child readers
A column probes why violence in fairy tales and comics worries parents while movie ratings focus on sex. It argues children encounter violence daily and should be taught discernment, citing Snow White, Hansel and Gretel, Jack the Giant Killer, and The Tinder Box, and noting real-world violence outweighs fictional depictions.
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Univeristy of
Missouri
Sears
Snow White
Hansel
Gretel
Jack
High Point Enterprise National Advertising and Subscriptions
The High Point Enterprise established 1879 publishes as an independent daily and Sunday morning newspaper. It lists subscription rates for Sunday only and weekly carrier options and notes independent contractor delivery. It also notes Associated Press news dispatches and class postage details.
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High Point Enter
Church Avenue High Pain
Associates
Y Mail
Vance
Associated Press
AP News
High Point NC
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Dei
London Associats
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Nolan Willams
Jamestown
High Point Cit
Point
Moquor
Jan
Greensboro
Richard Woe
Little Bears
High Point Enterprise
Piedmont Triad
Erskine College Alumni Assn
Erskine Living
Holiday Inn
Four Seasons
Jimmy P. Miller
Oak Ridge
Randall T. Ruble
Erskine Theological Seminary
Browder
Teo
By Faye Marks
United Way Report
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