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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1935
Page
7
Plymouth Motor Corporation reports February shipments at 42,874 units, a 23 percent rise from last February. Two-month shipments totaled 91,338, up 75 percent from the prior year, while dealers sold over 60,000 cars in January and February versus about 26,000 a year earlier.
Adapting a saying about the first thousand miles, Chrysler touts a vast factory service department. The plant dedicates a 480 by 80 foot space to postproduction checks with 120 operations, each inspected, plus the O F line supplementing manufacturing. About 1500 items are checked from entry to shipment.
J A Moretz of Hickory N C appointed temporary receiver for Fidelity Hosiery Mill Newton NC under Judge Wilson Warlick order. Bond $2000. Hearing March 23 at Newton to decide if receivership becomes permanent. Mill employs 200, makes men and women cotton and silk hose. plant closed but will reopen under receiver. Creditors Guerrant and Hickory Paper Box Co initiated action to protect assets.
Chevrolet highlights the 1935 Master De Luxe models with vivid exterior colors and refined interiors aimed at female buyers. William B. Heller notes women influence in car choice and driving comfort aided by easy handling, light steering, and responsive brakes tailored to a dainty feminine hand.
Asheboro March 16. Regular communication nights of the Balfour Lodge A F and A M are changed from the first and third Friday to the first and third Monday, beginning Monday night March 18. The lodge will confer the entered apprentice degree and attendance is expected to be strong after a large Friday turn out.
The American Automobile Association announced a survey showing that reduced automobile registration fees stimulate car ownership and use. It cites states including Alabama, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wisconsin, with Nevada and South Carolina highlighted for large increases.
At the annual meeting directors reelected Aus tin H. Carr as president of the Durham Hosiery Mills for the ensuing year. Officers elected include W. F. Carr as vice president and secretary and D. St. Pierre DuBose as treasurer. Directors named: B. B. Adams Nea C. D. F. Burns A. H. Carr W. F. Carr S. St. Pierre Du George Watts Hill John Sprun Hill and W. W. Sledge. The 1934 report showed net earnings of 47905.
Rubber mounting wear causes muffler decay and noise in newer cars. Replacing mounting often resolves the sudden noisy exhaust problem.
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