LU1RA1W
NOV 2 0 ft*
BUSIIM
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF GREENSBORO, N. C, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
UWtOUN*
Volume 12
NOVEMBER, 1964
Number 7
1,800 Ballots Mailed For Chamber Election
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Tivo Industrial Announcements Highlight Month
Burlington
Reveals Plan
For Facility
Burlington Industries, Inc., recently announced plans for a large
new textile research center near
Greensboro, representing an investment of almost $2 million, at a
Chamber-sponsored luncheon at
Greensboro Country Club.
Charles F. Myers, Jr., Burlington
President, made the announcement
of the 72,000-square foot research
facility.
The Burlington research center
will be constructed on a 40-acre site
a few miles west of Greensboro. The
center will front on Interstate High-
(Continued On Page 4)
New Stevens'
Division
Will Expand
J. P. Stevens & Co., Inc., recently
announced a new 24,500-square foot
facility for its Computer Business
Forms Company Division at a
Chamber-sponsored luncheon at
the Starmount Country Club.
W. C. (Scrappy) Gay, Controller
of the Synthetics Division of Stevens, announced the new facility
which will represent an investment
of over one-half million dollars.
The new plant for Stevens specialized business printing will be
located on a 4.3-acre site near the
Pinecroft Road-Interstate Highway
85 interchange. The Computer
plant will be situated on Phoenix
Drive.
Chamber President Charles T.
Hagan, Jr., presided at the luncheon
(Continued On Page 5)
THE SITE of the new Burlington Industries, Inc., research
center is shown above. Construction on the $2-million textile
research center is expected to start as soon as possible.
12 Members
Are Nominated
For Board
Over 1800 ballots have been
mailed to the membership of the
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
for the election of six new members
to the Board of Directors. The ballots will be tallied on Tuesdav, Dec.
1.
The nominees submitted by-
Chairman John Harden of the
Nominating Committee are M. A.
Arnold, Jr. of Arnold Vault Co.; R.
L. Bentz of S & W Cafeteria; Kemp
C. Clendenin, Jr., of Clendenin,
Wrenn and Kirkman; John H. Dillard of Dillard Paper Co.; W. Reid
Fitchett of Ryder Tank Line, Inc.;
Herbert S. Falk, Sr., of Falk, Car-
ruthers and Roth; Marion G. Follin, Jr., of Pilot Life Insurance Co.;
Willard Gourley, Jr., of Tysor
Realty and Mortgage Co.; James M.
(Continued On Page 6)
/. P. STEVENS' Computer Business Forms Company will look like the above sketch when
complete in early 1965. The new facility was announced at a recent Chamber luncheon.
LU1RA1W
NOV 2 0 ft*
BUSIIM
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF GREENSBORO, N. C, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
UWtOUN*
Volume 12
NOVEMBER, 1964
Number 7
1,800 Ballots Mailed For Chamber Election
* • * • *
• • * * *
• • • • •
* * * * *
Tivo Industrial Announcements Highlight Month
Burlington
Reveals Plan
For Facility
Burlington Industries, Inc., recently announced plans for a large
new textile research center near
Greensboro, representing an investment of almost $2 million, at a
Chamber-sponsored luncheon at
Greensboro Country Club.
Charles F. Myers, Jr., Burlington
President, made the announcement
of the 72,000-square foot research
facility.
The Burlington research center
will be constructed on a 40-acre site
a few miles west of Greensboro. The
center will front on Interstate High-
(Continued On Page 4)
New Stevens'
Division
Will Expand
J. P. Stevens & Co., Inc., recently
announced a new 24,500-square foot
facility for its Computer Business
Forms Company Division at a
Chamber-sponsored luncheon at
the Starmount Country Club.
W. C. (Scrappy) Gay, Controller
of the Synthetics Division of Stevens, announced the new facility
which will represent an investment
of over one-half million dollars.
The new plant for Stevens specialized business printing will be
located on a 4.3-acre site near the
Pinecroft Road-Interstate Highway
85 interchange. The Computer
plant will be situated on Phoenix
Drive.
Chamber President Charles T.
Hagan, Jr., presided at the luncheon
(Continued On Page 5)
THE SITE of the new Burlington Industries, Inc., research
center is shown above. Construction on the $2-million textile
research center is expected to start as soon as possible.
12 Members
Are Nominated
For Board
Over 1800 ballots have been
mailed to the membership of the
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
for the election of six new members
to the Board of Directors. The ballots will be tallied on Tuesdav, Dec.
1.
The nominees submitted by-
Chairman John Harden of the
Nominating Committee are M. A.
Arnold, Jr. of Arnold Vault Co.; R.
L. Bentz of S & W Cafeteria; Kemp
C. Clendenin, Jr., of Clendenin,
Wrenn and Kirkman; John H. Dillard of Dillard Paper Co.; W. Reid
Fitchett of Ryder Tank Line, Inc.;
Herbert S. Falk, Sr., of Falk, Car-
ruthers and Roth; Marion G. Follin, Jr., of Pilot Life Insurance Co.;
Willard Gourley, Jr., of Tysor
Realty and Mortgage Co.; James M.
(Continued On Page 6)
/. P. STEVENS' Computer Business Forms Company will look like the above sketch when
complete in early 1965. The new facility was announced at a recent Chamber luncheon.
