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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
16
Washington reports at the PWA that 231000 will fund eight new brick school buildings for Randolph County. Of the total 67000 is allotted directly, with the balance to follow, though no official PWA announcement has been issued yet.
A prayer service will be held Friday night at 7 30 at the home of Mrs R O Williams 117 West Lexington Avenue. Dan Covington will be in charge and the public is invited to attend.
A statement announced today confirms the loan and grant decision as definite. Officials indicated the funding package will proceed without delay, outlining the intended recipients and scope of support.
A three day Spring Style Show of hand knit women’s wear concluded at Harllee’s Department Store. Mrs. Cassie Dunn directed the event for the Women’s and Misses’ department with Knit Shop on the mezzanine run by Mrs. J B Amos. Twelve models displayed Fleisher yarn fashions in colors like aquatone and tamale red with accessories from other departments.
Miss Lorna Pearman returns to her Ruffin district home after a two weeks visit with her sister Mrs J W Cook at 118 West Willis Street.
Finalists for the annual state essay contest were named by N M Harrison High Point college promotional director. Winners include Leonard Bharnes Virginia Pearson Dorothea Matthews Nancy Parham Wilma Blake Macy Kettrell and Iona Mae Lovelace who will compete in finals Friday night for a $400 first prize.
Dr Dred Peacock honored at Duke University board of trustees meeting in Durham read by Turrentine of Greensboro. Rev K Proctor elected to fill unfinished term of Rev John Kir of Greensboro. President Few presented university achievements with reports from officers and committees.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ann Choplin widow of Mordica Choplin were held at her home 714 West Green street at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon conducted by Rev Hoyle Love West End Baptist church Pallbearers included A S Angle Wv L Angle M L Foust H T Jarrell M L Emerson and J M Choplin Flower bearers were Mrs Ozell Dawkins Mrs Rosa Swan son Mrs M L Emerson Mrs Bertie Bowers Mrs Harry Jarr ell Mrs E T Gregory Mrs Lottie Ray and Mrs Sallie Stout Interment followed at the Primitive Baptist cemetery in Mechanicaville
The Carolinas Association of Credit Men met in Charlotte and heard reports that economic recovery is spreading to small businesses and individuals in the region, signaling improving conditions for local commerce.
The letter from Mrs. San Ferrera of Hammond Louisiana says Cardut eased her back pain dizziness and nervous restlessness after one bottle. The testimonial claims thousands of women benefited and urges consulting a physician if no benefit is felt.
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