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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
8
Corrinne confronts a fragile reconciliation with Harry as tension simmers over departure plans and unspoken hurts. A storm outside mirrors the couple’s fragile calm until a box of collars reveals a misread gift, forcing a reconsideration of their conflict and future.
Delegates to the General Federation of Women’s Clubs council meeting in Richmond participate in a play day while Detroit is chosen for the 1935 triennial convention.
A historical note defines one horse power as the power needed to lift 33 000 pounds one foot in one minute. The unit links mechanical work to a practical lifting rate.
North Carolina merchants press Governor Ehringhaus to name a new commissioner of revenue to set rules for the 3 percent general sales tax. Willard L. Dowell of the Merchants Association warns time is short before the July 1 tax start and details must be ready. Commissioner A. J. Maxwell says he has not decided on regulatory steps until his own appointment is settled.
J A Goode of Asheville and president of the National Association of Retail Druggists will deliver a commencement address to UNC School of Pharmacy on Monday morning May 29 at 11 o clock. The talk targets the graduating class and will interest all in the future of the retail drug business.
The first two carloads of potatoes to move from this section this season were loaded at Shawboro about a week earlier than the usual. Farmers expect a good crop and note early movement indicates favorable conditions for the harvest.
Cecil Greason a Catawba College junior drowned shortly after completing term examinations while swimming near Salisbury. Local authorities investigated the incident and the college expressed condolences.
Americans nationwide will wear red poppies to honor World War I dead. In High Point the American Legion Auxiliary will distribute memorial poppies citywide with volunteers and students aiding. Poppies are made by disabled veterans in Oteen North Carolina under Auxiliary supervision and contributions support veteran relief programs.
George Baker a Pembroke Indian was killed near here when he fell under the wheels of a truck he attempted to board.
Jumbo the famous elephant once owned by Barnum and Bailey circus is recorded as weighing 15 000 pounds in historical notes.
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