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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
2
Partly cloudy conditions across North and South Carolina with showers possible in the mountains on Friday. Tonight remains partly cloudy with modest cooling trends and cooler coastal areas on the south coast. Highs yesterday reached 80 with a low around 61.
An advice note explains that constipation stems from low dietary bulk and fiber. It recommends adding All Bran by Kellogg of Battle Creek to breakfast, along with adequate water, to improve digestion and brighten overall health.
Experts including Warren H. Booker and J Allen Austin will explain a $171000 Archdale Trinity water and sewer plan at a 730 PM mass meeting at Archdale Schoolhouse. Speakers cover sanitation legal fiscal and local governance aspects ahead of July 23 elections.
Rev. C. A. Stroud of Marion conference superintendent will speak at 7 30 tonight at the Pentecostal church Highland village the meeting is open to the public
McCall identified as writer of ransom demands and led agents to the victim’s location. The ransom money largely recovered, with a special grand jury convening to probe further, while McCall remains under detention after initial questioning and later arrest in the James Cash Jr. kidnapping case.
The report notes Britain planning an air patrol to stop rebel bombing as more British and French ships were attacked. The Isadora had no casualties, the Brisbane burned at game time and remained alight at 11 30 a.m., with fears it might sink. A French ship of 4 004 tons was mentioned.
A warrant was sworn by the police against Paul York a 19 year old of East Russell Street charging breaking and entering and larceny in a break in May 24 at the Frank Watson service station at North Main Street and Montheu Avenue York was arrested last night and jailed on a charge of occupying a room for immoral purposes The service station was entered by breaking a rear window and an attempt was made to jimmy the front door but failed
The elections board reviewed ballots in the Democratic primary probe, reporting unit by unit results and no irregularities in several boxes while noting specific erased ballots and adjusted counts for Teague. Chairman Pearce announced public access to records and subpoenas for 96 witnesses for a Saturday hearing at the county building.
The junior high school auditorium now has a sound film projector funded entirely by student fundraising. The announcement notes the projector proceeds supported next year's athletics program. A separate wartime incident mentions a anchored ship in Denia harbor struck by air raid with bombs and machine gunfire.
Carter Dalton spoke before the Rotary club about the national labor relations board and the Wagner Act. He criticized the measure while suggesting amendments and a truly judicial board, noting the current partisan board limits rights of employers and citing a British comparison to improve American law.
Rev William Lindley Couch 52 of 127 Council Street Thomasville died suddenly on Commerce Street. heart attack after leaving a doctor's office. Native of Surry County son of the late William and Sarah Couch survived by wife Emma Harley Couch and sister Callie Collins of Elkin NC. Funeral from Council Street home at 11 Friday to Albemarle West Albemarle Baptist Church at 1, Rev R N Honeycutt and Rev M L Dorton officiating. Interment City Cemetery Albemarle.
Sarah M Clodfelter 47 of route 1 Lexington died at 8 this morning after a brief illness. She leaves her husband Will R Millikan two daughters Mrs A L Poole and Mrs R F York of Thomasville five brothers and two sisters including Mrs Martha Hill of High Point. The body will remain at the funeral home.
Funeral home in Thomasville will take the body to Mrs York at 808 West Main Street by 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. No other arrangements have been announced.
An ad touts Fasteeth new improved powder for all day tooth comfort. It claims fasten teeth securely, fresh breath, and a comfortable feel with three sizes available at druggists. Manufactured to reassure users and dentists alike.
An advertisement touts TATANKA a herbal remedy from Ring Drug Store in High Point. It claims instant nationwide popularity and relief for stomach disorders indigestion kidney issues liver fatigue nerves rheumatism and constipation based on genuine merits and expert guidance. The ad urges readers to visit the Ring Drug Store and consult the TATANKA specialist.
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