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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
3
New period reproductions lead 1937 furniture trends with Queen Anne as the core. Mixing periods adds interest, with secretary desks and blue gold upholstery highlighted, wall treatments from walnut panels to chinoiserie designs, and careful guidance to integrate one or two period rooms rather than a full home overhauling.
The piece features a plain top and glass-enclosed shelves filled with china and porcelain knicknacks. Pictures on both sides frame the secretary while period chairs emphasize a rich atmosphere of relaxation.
SERK offices in Kinston report April 1 that nineteen candidates will seek nomination for six offices in the biennial municipal primary on April 6.
The onion remains a member of the lily family and shares key botanical traits with related species. This placement reflects evolutionary links, bulbous growth, and distinctive scent profiles observed in common onions.
Duchess the seven year old lioness of a Charlotte circus dies after an operation to remove a blood soaked canvas wrap from her stomach. Dr I T Lewis and Dr Stephen Davis performed the surgery with Miss Lorraine Wallace and circus staff in attendance. Greta Garbo the understudy will take Duchess act on the road.
Raleigh farm editor Dr. Clarence Poe will address the annual Saturday event in Charlotte on April 1 as part of a farm focused speaking series.
Tonight planners map the formal dedication of the new Greensboro High Point airport to open early May at Friendship. The joint committees from Greensboro and High Point meet at Sedgefield Inn with chairman J. T. Martin hosting. Members include Charles Kearns as chair, Arthur Kirkman E T Howard Fred J Bartlett and Ed Durham.
Greensboro April 1 Special Harry Weatherly county purchasing agent announced that the Robb Plumbing and Heating company of High Point secured the branch county office building contracts for plumbing and heating with bids of 111,875 total for both. R. K. Stewart and Son won the general contract for 59,980 and Bryant Electric of High Point earned the electrical work at 4,161.
Le Roy New York April 1 plans to dedicate Le Roys new post office Saturday were cancelled by the government after villagers refused to accept the 97000 building calling it short and ugly The village did not like it and turned it down Postmaster John Gleason said federal officials ordered him to call off plans to move into the new structure this week The building under construction for a year is an architectural project
A collie found between two trees yesterday is slowly recovering after two weeks without food or water. The Radcliffe elaborate library at Oxford University is noted in the fragmentary text.
Prof James Harren of the Startown school faculty reported today there are 60 000 to 75 000 workers in the average beehive.
North Carolina reported only two acres of forest in National Park Service parks destroyed by fire in 1936. District supervisor C. G. Mackintosh credited Civilian Conservation Service camps and disciplined youth crews. South Carolina reported 20 acres burned. Virginia had none.
Judge Oscar O. Efird of Winston Salem has been chosen to represent North Carolina on the National Skeet Shooting Association advisory council. He becomes the first NC member named to the council, joining 27 national figures including Frank R. Kelley and W. P. Conway.
An engineer from American LaFrance and Formite Industries, Inc., Elmira NY, is expected to arrive about 4 PM to oversee unloading of the citys new fire truck. The boxcar with the vehicle arrived yesterday and sits on a siding of the High Point Thomasville and Denton railroad. The engineer will come from a branch office in Atlanta GA.
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