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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
9
In hot July Philadelphia a press table and open window frame a tale of 1776 as horseflies bite delegates at the signing. Jefferson’s draft faced fierce revision with each man proposing changes, even praising the word Congress. The heat and flies wore on the assembly, ending with a final signing tomorrow: Land of unwritten law.
The Boston Chamber Opera Company presented Wolf-Ferrari The Secret of Suzanne in English at A and T College before five hundred students and guests. The show lasted about an hour with an encore for the pianist after a two-song prelude, and the cast included Miss Gertrude Ehrhart, Hudson B. Carmody, Raymond Allen Simonds, William Friso Frank. Raymond Williams earns Red Cross Life Saving Service emblem at Fort Bragg after passing exam.
Plans are set for the Southern Hosiary Manufacturers association annual meeting at Grove Park Inn July 6 5 6 with 150 to 200 attendees. Executive secretary Taylor R Durham says members will act on the pre operation agreement for the industry while adhering to NRA code until July 6. Attendees from New York and Philadelphia will join a semi social gathering including golf, miniature golf, a bridge party, and women’s events with prizes. Some members will stay through the Fourth of July weekend.
The National Association of Real Estate Boards acts to prevent unauthorized use of the term Realtor. A Detroit meeting resolution directs member boards to survey jurisdictions, list individuals using the term improperly, and report them to the association for action. The term, coined by Charles N. Chadbourne and adopted in 1916, designates real estate professionals bound by ethics and board membership.
The United States tobacco association set market dates for 1935 with the first auctions in Georgia on August 1. Openings follow in South Carolina August 8, eastern North Carolina August 26, the middle belt September 17, the Old Belt October 1 and the dark Virginia belt November 12. Delegates backed efforts to ease silver policy and boost Far East trade, with committees formed to approach the government and discuss reciprocal agreements in treaties. Officers named include J. O'Brien, F. N. Harrison, James S. Ficklin, and H. C. Moss.
Eastern North Carolina welcomed rain that eased wilting crops including tobacco corn and cotton. Reports came from Greenville Ahoskie Snow Hill Tarboro Franklin county and other points as Raleigh recorded .88 inch by 8 p.m. last night, nearing half of June’s total. June was the driest on record in the Capital City over 49 years of records.
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