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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1938
Page
19
Multiple rental notices list rooms for rent at 218 Thurston Street and 400 West Green Street. Advertisements mention furnished and unfurnished rooms and telephone contacts with short codes. Other lines indicate close-in locations and varying room counts.
The Carolina Institute of International Relations at UNC Chapel Hill opens June 13 with talks on European, Soviet, and American policy. Speakers include Prof. Soltau Irwin Canham Nadia Danielevsky and Brackett Lewis with sessions at Bingham Hall Memorial Hall and Graham Memorial through June 22.
The Chicago wheat market rose to 80 cents a bushel, the highest in five weeks, aided by buying orders and trading rules restricting daily moves. Reports of frost damage, rust, excessive rainfall, and forecast crop tensions heightened expectations of a large harvest but brighter prices.
Last rites for Charlies H. Redding of South Fayetteville street, who died Friday night after a heart attack in Asheboro. The funeral will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from the home with Mrs. C. G. Smith officiating, assisted by Dr. H. P. Powell and Rev. J. L. Stokes. Redding, a former Greensboro lawyer with the McClamrock firm, is a native of Randleman and a St. Paul M E church member. He is survived by his widow Kathleen, daughter Mary Harrison, his parents, three brothers Karl, Edward and Lester, one sister Nettle, and flowers and pallbearers named.
Funeral services for William Lindley Couch who died Wednesday afternoon were held at West Albemarle Baptist church Albemarle. Rev R N Honeycutt and Rev M L Norton officiated with a pre-service by Rev Fred Hall. Pallbearers were L T Wood W E Loyd R E B Vaughan J G Farlow N H Cauthers and F M Hall. Interment followed at Albemarle City cemetery.
In Dalles Texas a bond election funded a municipal airport improvement after an airplane repeatedly urged voters to support the measure. The issue passed.
Export sales were estimated at almost 1,000,000 bushels, consisting mainly of old and new hard winter wheat with a smaller amount of Canadian grain.
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