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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
11
McDougall, drawn into a tangle of gossip and dreams, visits Mike and Joan who discuss home, career, and a revived Gazette. They plot a three way partnership to fund a future, balancing money, work, and sketches as they navigate small town ambitions.
Randolph County Superior Court will be in session for three days starting Monday December 14 with Judge Frank Hill of Bryson City presiding. The announcement came at a local bar association meeting, noting Judge Hill’s wife has been ill and he plans to take her to Florida for part of the week.
McDougall, after a fresh start in town and a recent chat at Bradford's, finds himself entangled again in a looming future. He recalls a hopeful half acre at the hill crest once set for building, now financially spent and uncertain. The scene points to a turning moment as night closes in.
Denver resident Wm. C. Billings promotes All-Bran as a daily health cereal. The ad claims bulk aids digestion and relief from listlessness headaches and blues, with a one week satisfaction guarantee and money-back offer from Kellogg Company. All-Bran provides vitamin B and iron and can be served as cereal or used in cooking.
President's Buenos Aires home day begins at 10 o'clock and all jurors for the second week of court are expected. Eighteen uncontested divorce cases join the regular criminal docket. The murder case of Will Cottenham, charged in the shooting of John Hanner, who died at the local hospital's colored ward, will not be tried this term.
Copper derives its name from the Latin cyprum derived from aes Cyprium meaning metal of Cyprus. The island’s entire ancient supply largely supplied the metal.
Postmaster Clark reports over 1,500 city workers have not filed form 88 5. Deadline is December 15 with penalties for noncompliance. About 16,200 forms collected. work continues to issue numbers and speed processing despite many improper fillings.
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