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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1966
Page
7
Ronda Mis enheimer of Point has been named High School reporter for the Enterprise. The senior at Ragsdale will write weekly School News-Views articles, with first report in today's Enterprise.
Thomas G Jennings wins election as vice president of manufacturing at Thomasville Furniture Industries, joining the company last month after tenure as VP manufacturing at Computer Control Co. and positions at General Electric and ITT. Charles F ville Furniture Industries names Manning as vice president of finance. Manning, a certified public accountant, previously directed finance for the Aero Space Division at Martin and joined Thomasville last April.
Dr. James Michael Efird of Duke Divinity School will speak at High Point College on Wednesday October 5 at 10 20 a m. He will address Church Management Institute ministers students and faculty on Test of Responsibility. Efird, a Kannapolis NC native, joined Duke faculty in 1962 and will join an intensive study in church administration sponsored by High Point College.
Chief Lourie Pritchett elevates Sgt Larry R Pendry to lieutenant in the uniformed division. Lt J T Rich moves from patrol to traffic, replacing Lt C L Ashburn who returns to patrol duty. Pendry joined May 21 1957 and rose through roles including detective and sergeant after training in narcotics and first aid.
High Point homeowners gain access to Pennington Green, a hormone treated permanent lawn seed blend from Pennington Grain & Seed Inc. The product features a GREEN COAT with growth stimulant, is usable August 15 to May 15, and promises quick root development, weed suppression, and drought resilience.
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