Coats at Buy Buy Sale New Easter Models Arrive
Local retailer promotes new Easter coat arrivals with emphasis on attractive styles and proven appeal. Prices highlighted to draw shoppers to the sale as new coats hit the shelves.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1931
Page
6
Local retailer promotes new Easter coat arrivals with emphasis on attractive styles and proven appeal. Prices highlighted to draw shoppers to the sale as new coats hit the shelves.
The Junior Service League hosts a Saturday matinee at 10 o clock at the Paramount theater for school children. One reel of Around the World With Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson, a comedy, and a news reel will be shown each week with Harold Lloyds Welcome Danger the comedy tomorrow. The league partners with Roy I Smart and T Wingate Andrews to provide suitable entertainment for children in the city.
Mr and Mrs Robert Walker departed Wednesday for a motor trip to Florida. Co A York and James Lyon were in Greensboro today on business. Charles Holton traveled to New York on a business trip. F A Yard of New York is staying several days at Sedgefield. Claude Smith Jr a student at State College Raleigh is spending...
Social Calendar lists 10:00 a m Guan club with W F Chandler 8:00 p m Lotus club with Mrs M F Crooks 8:30 p m Canterbury Club with Mrs Everet Marsh 7:45 p m Roycroft Junto at Sheraton hotel 8:15 p m Friday Bridge Club with Mrs Harold Bennett
J P Rawley remains at his Johnson street home under witness watch during the spring holidays with his parents Professor and Mrs Claude Smith at their English street residence.
Washington Mar 20 A sharp drop in income tax collections is shown in the March 18 treasury release with 388 691 515 collected versus 214 534 548 the previous year. Officials say the month likely trails last year by about 100 million as stock-loss deductions and weak business conditions depress receipts. March totals rose to 194 945 837 against 214 200 558 for the same period in 1939.
Cotton Queen year results show total $1,266,376,861 versus $1,566,834,700 last year. Incoming taxes reduce the deficit from $735,138,522 to $661,045,372 as of March 18. Government expenditures on that date reach $3,012,776,740 compared with $2,791,461,502 a year earlier.
State foresters report a wall of flame a mile and a half wide in Brunswick county timber lands is under control. The fire swept 10,000 acres through Leland and Wood areas, with towns saved only by hours of fighting and backfiring by a large group of men.
Hartford police chief William J. McKee relies on radio static to time his morning trolley run. While at breakfast, a switch crossing causes static in the loudspeaker, alerting him that he has exactly three minutes to reach the corner.
North Carolina Home Economics association president Mrs Muriel Erwin announced a Raleigh meeting for March 27 and 28. Duke Endowment trustees in Raleigh plan March 31 actions allocating 612000 to Carolinas hospitals aided by the foundation. Perquimans county officials urge Rep Brown to remain to push tax relief measures, offering to cover expenses. In Goldsboro Rev A R Morgan and wife, former Japan missionaries, were hospitalized with paralysis within 24 hours.
In McDowell County volun teer fighters battled advancing wildfires near Glenwood as 20 men set backfires to protect homes. A. P. Poteat’s residence was saved, others escaped damage while some unoccupied dwellings burned.
Vincent Pan of Canton China, a former watch maker, won a $2,735 Parke Air College scholarship in a nationwide competition among aviation students from all states and over 14 foreign nations.
About eighty percent of Hatai's residents are involved in agriculture, reflecting the town's rural economy and reliance on farming activities for livelihood and local trade.
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