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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1940
Page
10
Local auto dealers faced a snowy week with used lots blanketed in white. People shared jokes and local color as staff and owners like Jack Burn and Tom English reported snow disruptions, while others hoped for colder or warmer weather to ease the crunch.
A local dealership proclaims all used cars are thoroughly checked and guaranteed to be bona fide value. The ad emphasizes strong value and reliability to attract buyers.
Advice for parents feeling distant from their children urges stocking up on insight and using available aids. The article highlights the value of a caring teacher and the Scouts as allies in understanding a child’s unique traits and guiding growth.
Raleigh editorials note Clyde A. Erwin faced travel and weather woes as he delivered his annual General Robert E. Lee address to the U D C. He reported over 80 percent of North Carolina schools were closed, with Raleigh and Wilmington as the only large systems operating. Additional details cover new historical markers approved for Washingtons Southern Tour and Sherman in NC era.
Commissioner W Kerr Scott began a trip home but did not reach his destination. He told assistant D Coltrane this is the first time in his life he started home and did not arrive. The "Work and Vote for Colonel Arthur Simmons for Governor" cards amuse many state officials.
The piece argues boys imitate heroes from Lindbergh to local youths and suggests a respectful mentor approach. It cites Steve as a trusted older peer who could encourage better behavior if engaged kindly. It notes London's zoo spends about $75,000 a year on feed.
Chrysler reports huge reductions in service needs for its latest cars. Fluid drive and tin coated pistons reduce shocks and wear, enabling near life long parts durability. experts say major engine work is now rare even in tough New York City driving conditions.
Detroit January 27 first of several Chevrolet buses delivered in New York will be sent to France by Eric Muggeridge to aid refugee children. The Foster Parents Plan for War Children funds nine dollars monthly per child for one year, enabling relocation from camps to colonies near Biarritz. Notable Americans support the effort while Lyles Chevrolet of High Point supplies a special car adapted for relief work.
L J Purdy announces Russell Dragsdorf will replace the late R M Hidey as Dodge truck plant manager. Dragsdorf has 22 years with Dodge in Detroit and 15 years in passenger car plant engineering. A S Anderson adds labor relations duties, Harold Hocker becomes plant engineer. Horace G Ilderton Inc is the Dodge dealer in High Point.
Mr. English, a longtime Chrysler quality observer, notes that Superfinish surfaces and tinplating reduce piston repair needs and bearing wear. The 1940 models maintain tolerances longer, ensuring engine performance with proper lubrication and minimal shop visits. Gate City Motor Company, 115 South Wrenna Street, is the local dealer.
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