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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
3
The feature emphasizes authentic Southern furniture with stronger detail and historic influence. Major lines include Globe Parlor introducing Alhambra and Old World finishes, Continental and Thomasville outlines, Drexel designs with Marie Kirkland selections, and White and Brandt offering period reproductions and moderns. The market trends toward higher quality, simpler, authentic styles across southern manufacturers.
M C Borum and Clay Williard joined more than 31 farmers on a two day tour through the Valley of Virginia visiting farms and scenic sites. Otis Falk of Reno Nevada extends a long stay in Deep River and High Point with relatives and friends. Grandma Parrish and family spent a day with L L Ingram of High Point as Frances Thornton visited Lola Burton in Jamestown. Ed ward and Charles Williams with E F Williams and sons visited Norfolk. Lois Skeen returned home after a stay with her uncle Jesse Skeen near Providence church. C C Phillips visited a sister near Asheboro. Burrus Jones hosted by his parents T J Jones in a weekend visit. Theodore Cox, summering with Will Parrish, spent the weekend in High Point with sister Mrs C F Williams. Mrs Carey Bulla and children are visiting Ramseur. Bryan Harrison and family spent Monday with Mrs Henry Parrish. J Perry Jones and family were guests of Arthur Yates Guilford College Route 1.
Seabright N J July 26 Holcombe Ward chairman of the United States Davis cup committee says our boys have a good chance of winning back the international trophy this year He noted the eight year effort while watching the Seabright invitation tournament semis in both men and women singles Frankie Parker Spring Lake faces Gregory Gangin Newark Berkeley Bell New York meets Hines Columbia Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn Philadelphia against Gracyn Wheeler Santa Monica Catherine Wolf Elkhart Ind against Ethel Burkhardt Arnold Los Angeles.
Third round survivors in the men’s singles of the annual closed South Carolina tennis tournament faced quarter-final matches in Darlington. Women’s singles and junior singles reached the semi-finals with pairings listed for both divisions.
New York officials announce a relief project to gather unused writing talent into a public directory of local points of interest. The effort aims to help unemployed authors by channeling their skills into a citywide anthology.
Ellen Weaver eight was carried to a doctor by a team of ranch horses and a passing motorist after a rattlesnake bite on mountain roads near Three Forks Montana a turkey killed by Ellen’s mother was used as a poultice on the bitten hand.
The text states that no distinction is made between left and right handed soldiers. All movements must be uniform and drills teach soldiers to wield weapons with either hand.
Greensboro July 25 Special The one week Superior Court term for criminal trials opens next Monday with Judge J W Press Jr presiding. Only jail cases will be tried. New jury lists include Negro freeholders 48 names for grand jury of 16. High Point cases on docket include an indictment against Robert Canada for criminal assault on Amelia McBride dated September 21 1934.
Lansing July 24 Thousands of men and nearly two hundred projects will be cut from work relief in Michigan. William Haber state relief administrator ordered rural county projects abandoned after farmers complained relief recipients refused farm jobs.
The grand jury will be presented a bill naming Bill Ridenhour of High Point charged with carnal knowledge of a female under 16 years of age.
Civil War veteran Franklin H. Card of Superior Wisconsin, who constructed the wooden box that held the wine bottle for the Last Man club of Stillwater, has died at age 87. Card, a former cutwright by trade, built the container for the famed Stillwater group.
A St. Louis locksmith spent three days attempting to pick the First National bank safe in West Plains Missouri. He finally bounced the safe on the floor with block and tackle causing the tumblers to fall and the door to open. A report on the floor condition is awaited.
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