Paul Younts Package Store Ad Seeks Wine Half Pint
A local ad for Paul Younts Package Store at 751 North Main lists wine half pint for sale with contact details 81 phone 2661. The notice presents store branding and a call to purchase.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1937
Page
15
A local ad for Paul Younts Package Store at 751 North Main lists wine half pint for sale with contact details 81 phone 2661. The notice presents store branding and a call to purchase.
City Council schedules a November 8 1937 public hearing at 10 A M in City Hall Council Chamber to consider changing the district along Kennedy Street from Residence A to Residence C description with red-lined zoning map. Lois Welborn City Clerk signs Sept 13 1937.
Trustee cites J. Marsh and Anne Marsh deed of trust, to sell on Sunday in November 1937 at 3 p.m. on the premises. The description covers the block bounded by Southern Ave west property line Great Falls Power Co. corner, railroad right of way, Pickett Cotton Mills spur, and Southern Railway spur, totaling about 42,750 square feet.
The page defines color terms like reddish brown flax en light golden and titian and explains clingstone as a stone fruit with pulp attached to the stone. Brimstone equals sulphur. moonstone is a feldspar gem. It also notes that the letter B is a part of Rome in England and interprets a common sentence about having eaten enough. It lists a price example where sixteen eggs cost 20 cents.
In New York on October 22 the rails staged a brief rally in today’s stock market but many leaders in other groups failed to join and remained in losing territory. Renewed steel weakness pulled the list down at the start and the rally took two minutes to register before fading.
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