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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1938
Page
9
The Shceloff Ice and Coal company keeps an ample stock of Pocahontas coal in green and stoker sizes for spring use. They note cool days may linger a month or more and promote 26 pound sacks for warmth on chilly nights. Pocahontas coal is described as slow burning with smoke control in egg and nut forms and blends.
Oklahoma City fireman Ed Apell prepared to attend his wedding to Vera Chenoweth daughter of Assistant Fire Chief Luke Chenoweth as a stubborn cotton oil mill fire threatened to burn for days. Fire Chief G R Mc Alpine ruled the blaze under control and gave the couple the go ahead.
Red Ash coal is sold for quick burning furnace use and emergency warming during chilly spring winds. Sifceloff advertises quick service with a contact number 3358 for fast delivery or pickup.
Bell Coffee Service advocates fresh coffee delivered to stores within 24 hours of roasting. The company emphasizes quality over price, pledging to avoid stale blends and to meet the public’s cup pleasure with Breakfast Bell sold in major local grocers.
B F Hendrix and his brother John C Hendrix announce a refreshed stock of new bedroom suites priced reasonably. The Hendrix Furniture Co. has cleared old merchandise and offers a complete stock of new furniture at 147 149 South Wrenn Street with phone 4959.
About 75 meteorite varieties exist divided into three main classes. Stony meteorites or aerolites, iron meteorites or siderites, and stony irons or siderolites are the primary divisions.
Arthur D. Barnes aged 47 died at his Thomasville home after a several months illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10:00 AM at Southside Baptist Church with Rev. J. H. Darnell and Rev. R. I. West officiating. Interment follows at Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Salisbury. He was born in Salisbury to William and Mary West Barnes and is survived by his widow Mary, three sons Charlie George and Carl, daughter Kathleen, his mother Mary Barnes of Salisbury, and sisters Mrs. David Crowell of Lexington and Mrs. James Womble of Salisbury.
Mary Nell Armsworthy two year old daughter of Roy G. and Nan Alford Armsworthy died at City Memorial hospital in Thomasville at 9 30 morning after six weeks illness with pneumonia. Born January 27 1936 she is survived by her parents a maternal grandmother Mrs Annie Alford paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs H W Armsworthy and several aunts and uncles. Funeral arrangements had not been made.
The sixty seventh annual report of The Life Insurance Company of Virginia highlights record employment growth and strong financials. Bradford H. Walker notes the year 1937 produced the most successful period in the firm’s history with policy in force rising by 36,019,799 to 476,115,566 and assets at 95,346,723.88.
Capital City Products of Columbus announces daily newspapers including The High Point Enterprise will carry an extensive Dixie Margarine education campaign. Wade B. Utley says women read more now and rely on newspapers for homemaking and budgeting, with Dixie featured as a rich flavor shortening.
The document shows reserve figures from the Life Insurance Company of Virginia and lists local representatives including H. H. Beeson T. M. Ayers H. L. Lundy T. C. Robbins R. W. Smith Miss Hazel McDaniel and Cashier. The policy owners have added protections through capital surplus and contingency reserves totaling 16 238 495 94 in addition to the stated reserve.
More than 700000 acres of United States public lands were added to the Navajo Indian reservation in Utah to settle a twenty year controversy.
Spring prompts new cash demands as the Industrial Finance company at 205 South Main offers confidential loans on easy terms to cover old bills or a new suit. With weekly or semi annual payments, a steady job and salary suffice to qualify. call 3231 for details.
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