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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
3
Two Carolinas clothing groups sponsor a winter show in Charlotte on January 14 and 15. The Carolinas association of retail clothiers and the apparel club of the Carolinas lead the event. The item list includes garments from makers across the region.
Plans by the test farm division to resume field day exercises and Cai dinners next summer after wartime travel restrictions. Ballots for the tenth district special election are ready for distribution with Democratic nominee Sam Ervin unopposed. Governor Gregg Cherry surveys maxims in a vintage pocket memo book, noting labor and perseverance themes.
Guilford County transfers include High Point Township deeds from multiple grantors to various grantees on streets and lands such as Worth Avenue Hobson Street Harvell Street Bolling Land Sunview Street Farlow Insurance Company land Ridgecrest Drive English Street Greensboro High Point Road Meredith Bessie V Richardson Land and related lots. Jamestown Township sees Willie A Hedgecock and wife transferring to D S Neill and wife a lot adjoining Frazier and Spainhour land.
The Enterprise extends free Rooms for Rent ads in High Point to February 1 after a successful run. Over the past weeks more than 150 people used the program and most vacancies were filled quickly, easing the local rooming shortage.
A church is under construction at Cherry Point with an estimated cost of 70000 dollars and growing use of rooms for rent. In Raleigh plans are set to add two six story wings to the state revenue building with contracts totaling 514063 dollars. In North Wilkesboro Dr W Wilder reports the theft of 1900 dollars worth war bonds from his car on a downtown street.
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