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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1936
Page
10
Daily language notes highlight common errors and correct forms. It emphasizes pronunciation and spelling with examples such as felt sick and au as in haul, plus guidance on benison meaning blessing and benediction.
Transplant strong parsley into a pot for winter growth on a kitchen windowsill. It provides fresh garnish when needed. For tired feet, place boracic acid in stockings to relieve pain and deodorize. To smooth starch after ironing, stir starch ten times while boiling with paraffin candle.
A guidance piece by Roberta Lee answering common etiquette questions. It covers starting and ending a garden party at about 3 PM and 6 to 7 PM, a polite phrase for wives introducing husbands, and occasions when high heels are inappropriate such as hiking and golf, noting lower heels for the business office.
Mortgagee Pat Brown Inc. will sell by cash at the Guilford County Courthouse Greensboro NC on December 19 1936 at 12 noon the property in High Point Township Guilford County described as Reed Street corner Boyd McComb line 200 feet west and return to Reed Street final stake. Sale subject to taxes assessments and other charges. Ben I Herman Attorney.
Grover Garland and Coy Willard defaulted on a $1000 note dated April 8 1936 to W D Saunders securing a chattel mortgage recorded in Guilford County. The Nu Grape Bottling plant equipment in High Point will be sold at public auction at the Guilford County Court House East door Greensboro at 12 noon December 14 1936. The sale is conducted by mortgagee W D Saunders with Walser and Wright as attorneys.
Mrs Louise B Raper seeks permission to erect a gasoline filling station on the Bee Coon Homestead site along North Main between Howell and Ray streets. A Board of Adjustments meeting is set for 1 30 p m on Wednesday December 2 1936 in the Fire Department office 205 South Wrenn Street to hear the application with public attendance invited.
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