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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1935
Page
16
Asheboro Aug 30 Mrs W F Lambert hosted at her entry home near Asheboro as Mr and Mrs J M Canoy celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary and surprised Mrs Canoy on her birthday. Rook was played in the living room and an advertising contest.
The Bureau of Air Commerce reports North Carolina has 123 airplanes owned by residents. Of these, 55 are licensed, with 23 licensed monoplanes and 42 licensed biplanes, while unlicensed monoplanes total 22 and unlicensed biplanes 36. The survey lists ages, noting one 1935 model and most in 1929 and 1928, with four planes so old their exact age cannot be determined.
A social evening featured honorees Miss Pearle Yorke and Mrs Bill Lewallen with gifts and prizes. Hostesses Misses Lambert and Wilson gave a party on Spring Garden Street with a word contest and refreshments. The Philathea class gathered for a twilight service at Cox Street home with 45 guests.
Mrs Maude Allred received the award in rock event with Mrs W G Lew Allen as high scorer. A prize pottery piece was given, followed by a kitchen shower for the honoree. Ice cream and cake were served by Alice Rachel Frazier and Helen Bulla.
Mrs Leone McAvoy of Hampton Va was hosted by Mrs Marvin Shephard for a Tuesday afternoon bridge party at her East Kivett street home. Two tables played. Mrs Everett Boling won high score and received a desert set while the guest of honor received linen handkerchiefs. Hostess and Mrs G P Pritchard served tempting treats.
Miss Margaret Hammond hosted a Wednesday bridge party at Academy Street for Nell Shaw Catherine Shaw White of Laurinburg. Grace Hobbs won the high score and traveling prizes. Mr and Mrs Earl Bulla hosted about one hundred friends Thursday at Maple Grove Dairy for a watermelon slicing with improvised lawn tables and fifty melons served.
Officials of Central City Market Inc announce a new modern market in the block bounded by Willowbrook Main High and Commerce streets. The 27 000 square feet space includes 100 000 square feet of parking with cross ventilation white tile walls and hot and cold water. Farmers will rent 114 stalls on the lower floor for produce while the upper floor offers 25 merchant stalls and 30 wholesale spaces. Open daily 6 am to 7 pm 10 pm Saturdays closed Sundays and on holidays.
New Orleans prices fell about 60 cents a bale in thin trading before the holiday as July through May contracts retreated. October slipped to 10.23, December to 10.31, January 10.34 and May 10.44 while bullish reports failed to offset the declines.
High Point enters the cash register field with the High Point Cash Register company on West Broad Street. P. Moffitt reveals a durable design using stainless steel and native hardwood, fewer parts, lower price, and reduced repair costs.
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