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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1934
Page
7
A feature on outfits made from rabbit’s wool offers light warm options for early spring. Describes pale pastel tones, Martini green, and vivid colors in jackets and dresses with details like triangular kick pleats, wide cuffs, decorative belts, and two color scarfs.
Lexington March 7 special to the G N T E Mrs J D Bain and Mrs R Lacy Leonard hosted a farewell for Mrs G L Whisnant who leaves for Asheville. A bridge game yielded Helen Jones a chocolate prize and Whisnant received sheer lingerie.
On March 7 the treasury released a series of banking rules allowing currency payments for food medicine distress and payrolls. Banks and firms began limited reopenings for change and essentials while scrip was discussed but not issued. Public calm followed as society adapted to money shortages. NEXT: Food hoarded prices rise.
Notice of foreclosure by trusteeship on Harold Ryan deed of trust. Sale scheduled 10:00 AM April 8 1934 at Greensboro courthouse for property in High Point 313 Louise Avenue Guilford County North Carolina described by metes and bounds beginning Louise Avenue north of Hamilton Street. Trustee J Allen Austin attorney marks 3 7 14 21 28.
Acorns are consumed as a staple or supplement in diverse cultures worldwide, where communities gather and process them into meals and delicacies, reflecting regional culinary traditions and foraging practices.
February new car registrations reached 2245, up 800 from January’s 1417. Truck sales totaled 594 in February, 928 in January, with year to date through February 3662 cars and 1522 trucks. Chevrolet led February car sales with 821, followed by Ford 592 and Plymouth 417. Chevrolet topped truck sales with 338, Ford 135, and Dodge 69. Lieutenant T. D. White named assistant military attaché for air in Moscow.
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