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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1935
Page
7
This article outlines planting by the moon across quarters, recommends signs for best and good planting, and covers lawn care and cut worm control. It includes March dates for planting, vegetable choices, dahlia tuber planting, and a poison bait method for cut worms with safety notes.
H. B. Kimel of the Globe Tailoring company Cincinnati will present a special exhibit of latest styles and materials in men's suits at Schwab Tailoring company 212 North Main street today and tomorrow. Kimel focuses on business and formal wear with lightweight midsummer fabrics.
Directors of the North Carolina Tire and Battery Dealers association call a state convention in Raleigh on March 19 to consider proposed legislation affecting the industry.
Poultry hatch dates for best egg production are March 4 6 13 and 14. Names of several pepper tomato and spinach varieties are listed. Address communications to C R Hook care The Enterprise.
Special to The Entempir from Shomasville March 6 funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 11 am at the First Baptist Church for Lartha Hedrick who died at home Monday Rev J A Palmer and Rev T C Vaughn presided Pallbearers named Joe Boyles Joe Everhart Jesse Frits Carmen Harris Ben Royal W P Beck Interment followed in the city cemetery
Final rites were conducted Tuesday at Main Street M. E. Church for Rev. R. E. J. Poe retired minister who died Sunday night. A large crowd attended the 3 30 p m service with choir selections including Solid Rock and Abide With Me. Floral designs came from Circle One of the Woman's Missionary Society. Active pallbearers included G T Cochran C M Tomlinson R L Pope R L Shuford Robert J Rapp Charles F Lambeth Carson Cox and George D Finch, with ministers from the local Ministerial Association among pallbearers. Burial followed at city cemetery.
Funeral services for Richard Francis Burke 95 veteran of the War Between the States and commander of Guilford county camp United Confederate Veterans will be held at Reich Funeral Home this afternoon at 4 30 oclock Dr J Clyde Turner officiating Burke a native of War Shen Virginia lived in Greensboro 30 years with daughter and son in law George C Miller He served in the 31st Virginia regiment under Stonewall Jackson and fought in major battles including Gettysburg He later worked in hotels and helped build St Leo hospital Surviving are daughter niece and nephew plus seven grandchildren Also in Thomasville Rebecca M Johnson Sp special died at home 510 Randolph Street Survived by two sons seventeen grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren Funeral Thursday 2 30 at Fairgrove church with Rev John Cline interment in city cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Coffield Crudup wife of Thomas H Crudup Henderson business man were held at Holy Innocents Episcopal church with Rev I W Hughes in charge Interment followed at Elmwood cemetery She is survived by her husband four children and two brothers with a daughter buried in Philadelphia two weeks ago
ASSOCIATED PRESS reports in Greensboro Pa. that the town council ordered the power company to switch off street lights on Main street. Residents now wait under darkened sidewalks as the village cancels electric illumination to curb expenses.
Turkish government informed Ankara that the revolt would be quelled and praised victory. Premier Tsaadaris claimed decisive turn and assured success. Loyal forces reported high morale as winter conditions hinder rebels and supplies.
Harllee's Department Store announces the opening of a new candy department in High Point. The shop will offer Loft's candies made from sugar and honey, with fresh batches sent out weekly.
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