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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1937

Page

3

High Point Year 1936 Marked by Recovery and Major Grants

The High Point year 1936 featured rapid recovery and optimism as two PWA grants funded major projects. Work began on a Blair Park clubhouse while a tragic accident claimed Curtis Lee Johnson, a seven year old, from an accidental pistol discharge by a six year old girl.

Curtis “Lee Johnson Blair Park

Local post office reports 1935 greatest year in history

The city records its best year as post office activity and city building work in 1935 far exceeds 1984. Numerous items mention local projects, appointments, and civic events reflecting a busy period for government, infrastructure, and community leaders.

Midwinter Southern Furniture and Rug Market Sets Records

Reports indicate record highs at the midwinter Southern Furniture and Rug Market as it closes today. The item notes multiple local business and civic updates including elections and obituaries, highlighting community activity.

Owen Reese High Point Bar Association

Diplomas awarded to 41 seniors at High Point college

A long list of 1935 local civic events shows High Point celebrating achievements and issues. Diplomas awarded to 41 seniors at High Point college. City approves budgets, tax rates, and public works while addressing accidents, strikes, and investigations. late items note leadership changes and community campaigns.

City of High Point Public Works Administration O. A. Kirkman Richmond High Point College

Eighteen High Point College Faculty Reelected

Eighteen members of the High Point College faculty were reelected at a recent meeting. A strike at the Pickett cotton mill ended after a month of inactivity. O. M. Herworth fell thirty feet from a pole during the incident, suffering injuries.

High Point College Pickett O. M. Herworth

Greensboro firm buys Security Bank building

77 Furniture mart closed after successful show. Greensboro firm revealed as purchaser of Security Bank building. Strike at Snyder hosiery mill ends with workers returning to work. 6. City given clean bill of health in annual audit. Harry Williamson, Olympic participant, says he has finished career as runner.

Greensboro Security Bank Commercial National Bank Snyder Hosiery High Point Yarn Mills, Inc Harry Williamson Snider

High Point News Highlights and Election Results

Jamestown accident and Wrenn Memorial Library construction begin as High Point reports sweeping Democratic victories including T J Gold to state senate and R T Pickens to the House. City announces electric rate cuts and a major hydro electric project with PWA funds while crime and philanthropic efforts are noted across the community.

Rupert T. Pickens Old Home North Main Street T. J. Gold State Senate J. J Jetty) Garland High Point Senate R. T. Pickens House of Representatives City Third District Dental Society

Rebellious Holt Threatens Fight If War Declared

Senator Holt of Virginia warned he would fight if the Senate declares war on him for opposing the reel of a Democratic colleague who conferred with Gov Landon during the presidential campaign. He said he would appeal to the Democratic Senate caucus to remove his patronage while the patronage committee suggested he could lose three appointments.

Washington Holt Day Senate Landon

Dead Letters Show Big Loss for U.S. Post

The Rochester division reports 1936 mail losses from the dead letter office. Office costs reached $32,000 with more than 000 pieces of first class mail found, yielding only about $200 in value and a net loss around $800.

Rochester N. Y Ares Roch Division Aries

Also Mentioned on This Page

North Carolina PWA Erosion Service John T. Burrus Annie Pearl Beard Roosevelt RFC Southern Joe F. Hoffman, Jr Board of County Commissioners J. Keith Harrison State Assembly Frank Myers Winston-Salem C. R. York Cc. L.pidler Mechanicsville Thomasville Comer Covington O City Council Sheraton Place J. Paul Williamson Edward Gurley A. M. Briggs Arthur R Harrison The Railroad Retirement Board Willis H. Slane U.S Congress Guilford County Board of Elections Soil Conservation Service Esca Burton Randleman Dr. W. A. Lambeth Junaluska” Drive Methodist Protestant Church M. P. Church Conference J. C. Williams M. P Methodist Church Union of Methodist Churches Walter P. Reagan Wrenn Memorial Library Methodist Peggie Jimmie Carter Humphreys National Park Inspector W. T. Winslow National Association of Post Office Clerks Chamber of Commerce Amos R. Kearns Nick Nora Mr. and Mrs. Thin Man Nick Charles Missus Brown and Freed Welter Considsen DS Agh LL Loy Thin Elissa Landi Joseph Calleia Jessie Ralph Alan Llane Peinaty Benett Se Ivey M3 Ade Noarth Carolina Theatre Joan Blondell Dick Powell Hoey Bailey Umstead Caffey, Hoyle Pickens J. T. Burrus Arthur Kirkman High Point Merchants Association Legionnaires First District Phil A. Warner Power Company Railroad W. G. Friddle A. R. Boggs Ernest Chappell Howard Chappell Comercial Bank County Sanatorium Board High Point Juoares National Park ’ Service Betty Hume North Carolina State Employment Service Furniture Mart D. C. McRae Aan Bar Association Furniture Mart Cer Irge Carol Oas City Lake W. H. Snider Hosiery J. R. Williams Glenola Save Robbins Knitting Company Spruce Pine Pauline D. Frits Buster Moffitt Main Street Green Ben . Mayfield Guilford Superior Court Mary Anna Ewings President Roosevelt Democrats of State A. Sherrod Central Station Kenneth M. Brim A. H. Holton Charles Herbert Flowers A. & T. College United States Northwestern District Teachers Association W. A. Lambeth Save Junaluska Campaign Paul B Division of Southern Hotel Associations Charlie Collins College Jamestown Wrenn Memorial Community Chest Drive W. B. Hall North Carolina Student Council Congress Worth Bright Archdale R. BE. Ranson North Carolina Independent Telephone Association Sedgefield Inn Yadkin River Garbee Clyde Morris W. G. Bradshaw E. E. Whitt Duke Power Company O. R. York A. Homer Ragan Test City H. Hoyle Sink Older Boys Conference of Carolinas Branch County Southern Furniture Exposition Building Company A. E. Tate Supreme Court Buzzard Roost City Power Project F. Logan Porter, Sr Penney Building Robert L. Lambeth Inez Phillips R. Lee Hemric Committee of Democrats Clyde Hoey Shelby High Township Democratic Exec Committee Capus M. Waynick Public Works Chris Empty St Fund Paramount Theatre Fred Cook Mount Airgly Adam Proctor U. S Harllee Children's Department Filablee
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