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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1935
Page
5
Thomasville manufacturers warn that Japanese competition in the hosiery trade is rising from low to high end lines. With silk at 1.40 a pound and rayon at 0.50, American firms cannot underprice imported silk goods. Industry groups push for congressional action, fearing reprisals and boycotts.
In the early days of golf the balls were filled with feathers, a traditional construction before modern rubber cores. This detail reflects the sport's infancy and material limits shaping play.
Raleigh March 26 A deadlock between the house and senate over the revenue bill and a 2 percent sales tax threatens to extend the current session. The house reduced the tax from 3 to 2 percent, creating a large balancing gap with appropriations, likely leading to days or weeks of further contest and possible conference committee action.
George P. Geoghegan Jr. of Greensboro, chairman of the North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards legislative committee, will address the High Point Real Estate Board at 6:30 pm tomorrow night at the Sheraton hotel. He is noted as an expert on real estate taxation and has led efforts to ease the tax burden on property.
The notice promotes a quick one day blouse and matching plain knitted skirt in pattern 5330. It touts Sheland Floss for a lacy crisp look, notes four one ounce balls needed, and invites readers to mail 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept in New York for complete instructions and illustrations.
The article urges color balance in borders using lavender yellow and pink with some red accents. It stresses blue tones to offset warmth and lists blue lavender producing annuals such as ageratum asters and salpiglossis. It also notes early morning watering promotes deep roots in lawns.
The article extols quick-grown, young vegetables as superior and says only home gardens can provide them fresh when needed. It emphasizes harvesting as required and favors domestic cultivation over other sources.
Choose stocks, nasturtiums, sweet alyssum and balcony petunias to boost fragrance and charm in your summer picture. Plant these varieties together for a colorful, scented display and easy maintenance.
In Thomasville on March 26 Mrs. Robert Williams led the World's Children circle at Main Street church. Eighteen members attended as the program on I Wonder About Japan featured discussion, pictures, a story, and a concluding poem by Bobby Rapp.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jernigan and children of Greensboro spent the weekend here with Mrs. F. D. Jones on West Main Street. Duke University student James Lambeth Jr. is spending spring holidays with his parents on Randolph Street.
Mrs H A Rouzer chairs North Carolina P T A Character Education panel with Dr Mason Crum Dr George Howard Dr Walter Lingle Rt Rev Edwin Penick Miss Cassie Rice Miss Nancy Devers Dr J D Massick and Mrs Walter J Seeley urging state parent teacher leaders to study community agencies positive or negative and promote contact with home school church 4 H clubs scouting commerce and other forces shaping character.
Royal Air Force squadrons of Great Britain are undergoing a program of modernization of equipment which will be continued until all units are thoroughly up to date.
Four landing fields and a radio station are planned for the New Brunswick section of the Trans-Canada airway, with hopes they will be available for use in the near future.
Canadian air mail services remain confined mainly to mining districts and distant points without rapid ground transport, limiting overall postal reach and speed.
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