Industrial Conference Scheduled in High Point
The third annual High Point Industrial Conference hosted by the High Point Industrial Management Club will be held at the YMCA on Friday for local industrial supervisors. Speakers Patrick B. Comer Jr., Jack Rochelle, James L. Williams, and Guy E. Kinney will address topics on supervision, top management expectations, industrial relations, and development. A question and answer session follows, with a banquet at 6:30 p.m. featuring Dr. Wendall M. Patton, president of High Point College.
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High Point
High Point Industrial Management Club
YMCA
Patrick B. Comer Jr
Jack Rochelle
James L. Williams
Guy E. Kinney
Comer
Guilford College
Southeast
Rochelle
Globe Furniture Co
Colony Table Co
Henry
Rotary Club
Silver Knit
Kinney
Eaene of Industrial Te Pasona
Wendall M. Patton
High Point College
Shuford Mills Inc
Hickory
Thomasville Chair Co
Thomasville Woman's Club
J. Robert Williams
Safety Advisory Board
Press Group Pays Tribute To Miss Cobb
The Western North Carolina Press Assn. paid tribute to Miss Beatrice Cobb of Morganton as a publisher with a strong sense of newspapering duty. In a memorial resolution, the group pledged rededication to honesty responsibility and service that Miss Cobb embodied. She died earlier this month and was publisher of The Morganton Herald and a prominent state newspaperwoman.
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Asheville
N.C
Western North Carolina Press Assn
Beatrice Cobb
Morganton
Weimar Jones
Franklin Press
North Carolina
Winners Named in Tar Heel Variety Show 1959
Winners from Winston-Salem Burlington Greensboro and Fayetteville topped the Tar Heel Variety Show at Senior High School Auditorium.Elizabeth Brown of Burlington won vocal first prize Juanita Alomia of Greensboro took instrumental top honors Katherine Fields of Fayetteville won dance first Alyce Ashburn of Winston-Salem captured top variety prize additional awards went to The Chan tones Kirby Lites and others with Ted L Cr ...
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Alyce Asheburn
Winston-Salem
Katheryn Fields
Fayetteville
William D. Miller
Boyd Brown
Miss Ashe
Winston - Salem
Burlington
Greensboro
High Point Woman's Club
Elizabeth Brown
Jimmy Hedgecock
High Point
Clara Jane Neal
Salisbury
Juanita Alomia
Katherine Fields
Alyce Ashburn
Aen
T. V
Chantones
Jimmy Foley
Randy
Lexington
Greenville
Jamestown
Charlotte
Airman bitten by stray dog at Jacksonville base
Airman Roger B. Clapp Jr. of the Jacksonville Naval Air Station patted a stray dog that bit him. Both tested for rabies with negative results. Clapp’s wound healed, and five days later the dog died.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Roger B. Clapp Jr
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Clapp
His Kind of Fun Pittsburgh
James Pearce nine disappeared from home in St Clair Village causing fear and concern. He reappeared later safe and sound after hiding in a tree to watch the search party until the cold drove him down.
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Pittsburgh
James Pearce
St. Clair Village
James
Furniture Makers Set For Market
Southern furniture makers plan new lines for the fall market though overall merchandise will be less abundant than in prior years. Large manufacturers will decide soon how extensive their new offerings will be as steel strikes and orders shape the 1960 outlook. Deliveries are tight with overtime to clear backlogs. smaller factories will defer new groups to January or April markets.
State Safety Advisory Board Meet Here This Week
North Carolina Department of Labor Safety Advisory Board holds a two day session at the Sheraton Hotel with about 100 attendees including 22 board members. The program features tours of Tomlinson exposition rooms and a dinner sponsored by the High Point Chamber of Commerce. Sen. C Arthur Kirkman will address the business session on Public Relations and Safety.
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C. Arthur Kirkman
Tomlinson
High Point
Thomasville Chair Co
North Carolina Department of Labor
Safety Advisory Board
Department of Labor
Corps of
Sheraton Hotel
Tar Heel
Labor Department
H. F E. Williams
Spray
H. E. Newbury
Pisgah Forest
Ralph Rochelle
Joel F. Moody
Raleigh
W. G. Alligood
Mount Holly
W. L. Loy
Laurel Hill
R. W. Robertson
Canton
Tomlinson Exposition Rooms
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Frank Crane
William C. Creel
Sen. Kirkman
Earthquake Scenes Shown For Association Meeting
Montana earthquake photographs by T R Kennerly Jr depict road damage deep ditches and a Madison River Valley landslide. The Kennerlys recorded two tremors during their Park visit. Meeting at Hayworth Wesleyan Church 517 Newton St 7 30 p.m. Monday aims to inform the Association for Retarded Children.
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Montana
Association For Retarded Children
T. R. Kennerly Jr
Madison River Valley
Kennerlys
Hayworth Wesleyan Church
Newton St
Bees Invade Louis Fisher Home Then Ceiling Cracks Open
High Point attorney Louis Fisher endures a bee infestation from a hive hidden in his house. Exterminator shots force bees from the hole while honey drips from the ceiling. Plasterers remove a second floor hive as bees vanish and disorder abates. A client’s accidental gun incident adds to the chaos.
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Louis Fisher
High Point
Louis
Fisher House
Fisher
New Home I. T. Mann Post Dedication Today
Members of I. T. Mann Post No 87 of the American Legion gather this afternoon at 3 to dedicate the new Post home on W Broad Street. Maj Gen Capus Waynick will deliver the dedicatory address and J W Morgan will preside, with colors presented and Waynick introduced. A flag ceremony at 8 am today kicks off events followed by breakfast before Sunday School.
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I. T. Mann Post of
The
American Legion
Post
W. Broad Street
Capus M. Waynick
High Point
Adjutant General
North Carolina
J. W. Morgan
Wgee
William P. Price
Waynick
Morgan
Legion Post
Andrew Jackson Post
Old Hickory
Dr. I. T. Mann
Department of North Carolina
I. T. Mann
W. High
Harold G. Morris
Sgt
S. E
Dick) Montgomery
U. S
Montgomery
I. T. Mann Post
Legionaires
Morris
Freedomland U S A opens next July on 205 acres
A 65 million dollar outdoor family center named Freedomland U S A is under construction on 205 acres that were swamp land in Gotham Playland New York. The project claims the world’s largest outdoor family entertainment scope with an historical theme. Builder C V Wood Jr leads Marco Engineering Co which has已 created Magic Mountain Denver Pleasure Island near Boston and other major centers.
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New York
Freedomland
U.S.A
C. V. Wood Jr
Marco Engineering Co
Wood
Denver
Pleasure Island
Boston
Magic Harbor
Houston
Fiestaland
San Antonio
Gold Rush
Sacramento
Discoveryland
Miami
Dallas
Niedzielski to Present Chopin Recital at High Point
Pianist Niedzielski, a leading Chopin exponent, will perform at Memorial Auditorium, High Point College, on October 5 at 8 30 am. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, the recital features his own Paris-made grand piano and notes praise from Vienna. Tickets are sold at local drug stores and the Bell Record Shop.
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Chopin
Niedzielski
Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
Kiwanis Club
United States
Paris
Vienna
Ring-Harris Drug Store
Mann's Drug Stores
Bell Record Shop
Harris Drug Store
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Severn
Ted L. Cramer
Emerywood Country Club
Woman's Club
State Safety Advisory Board
Clarence J. Hyslop
Elkin
H. B. Gaylord
Plymouth
Sidney F. Marsh
Garland Midgette
Fred Murphy
Lewis P. Sorrell
J. M. Vann
Badin
Thomasville
Wilford G. Jones
Winston Salem
J. D. Brown Enka
J. D. Patterson
George Harper
Rocky Mount
T. B. Spock Jr
Gastonia
Thomasville Personnel Club
Furniture City
Red Cross Ae
United Appeal
Red Cross
Tom Honeycutt
Guy Carr
Bob Lee
Bill Mickey
Janet Teague
Forrest Cates
Mann
Baton Court
Mosselle
France
Gotham Playland