Ashes Of Life and Odd Small Town Locales Mixed in Briefs
A fragmented AP-style roundup reports on women at dentists smoothing faces, a Missouri police chief warning against smoking, a Texas goat caper at a water well, Indiana weather affecting wildlife, highway and land condemnation worries in Oregon, a Columbus mystery of a disappeared elephant hide, a New York blunder involving a peanut theft, a pardon in North Carolina, and a Kansas Indian mound bones tale.
McKenney On Bridge Quiz Seeks Higher Score
Bridge columnist McKenney notes scoring rules and strategy. He emphasizes pear score 100 with 10 point deductions for missed numbered plays and the equal importance of distribution and honor tricks, especially after partner opens.
Bridge bidding and play notes for a spade slam sequence
The article outlines a bridge hand with South to open a forcing two bid or two no trump, East overcalls three hearts, and North responds to reach four spades. It discusses trump management, unblocking with spade eight, discarding diamonds, and expert play ideas for declarer and defender positioning. Questions ask about initial open, three no trump response, final contract in duplicate, and double feasibility for West.
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North
South
East
West
Declarer
Bastill
Education Week events kick off at William Penn High
American Education Week observances begin at William Penn High School auditorium with City Attorney Grover H. Jones delivering the principal address on Achieving the Golden Rule. Prof. B. S. Whitted will speak, music provided by three school departments, and open invitation to attend.
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Leonard Street School
M. H. Blackburn
A. L. Jones
Fairview Street School
C. E. Yokely
William Penn
Ophelia McConnell
R. N
C. T. Whitten
M. B. Davis
A. C. Lovelace
Leonard Street
Ford V8 Cars for 1939 Feature Streamlined Design
Ford announces 1939 V8 models with advanced streamlining, redesigned interiors, V-type engines, hydraulic brakes, all steel bodies, scientific soundproofing, and triple cushioning. Both standard and De Luxe V8s include bumpers and dual windshield wipers at no extra charge. Lower prices touted for the new line with 86 hp engines.
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Reater
Ford Motor Company
Ford
La Guardia likely backs Lehman as Dewey's rift widens
New York Mayor La Guardia appears ready to endorse Gov. Lehman for reelection, signaling a break with District Attorney Dewey who campaigns as a Republican. The shift comes after a meeting at Lehman's Park Avenue home and funeral attendance with Viadeck, amid lingering New Deal tensions.
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New York
F. A. la
Lehman
Park Avenue
B. Charney Viadeck
la Guardia
Roosevelt
Dewey
Student Council Congress Opens 12th Annual Meeting
Scores of students and teachers arrived in Kannapolis North Carolina for the 12th annual state Student Council Congress opening this afternoon. More than 200 expected attendees will participate in a two day program with a business meeting discusses and a banquet at Salisbury. Dr Hart R Douglas of UNC will speak. Election of officers and choice of 1939 convention city will close the conference tomorrow led by Roger Taylor of High Point President.
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Kannapolis
N. C
Salisbury
Hart R. Douglas
University of North Carolina
Roger Taylor
High Point
Congress
Prayer meetings held weekly at private homes in Deep River
The community notes weekly gatherings at private homes with Mrs. E. J. White hosting and the next meeting planned with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Neaves. Other items include residents moving to High Point, injuries needing care, and visits among local families and guests from Guilford College and New York.
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E. J. White
A. J. Neaves
Carey Bulla
High Point
Rufus Smith
Marvin Wood
New York
W. A. Wood
A. W. Yates
Lytle Davis
Belle Lyndon
R. L. Borum
J. L. Skeen
Beuleh Skeen
Elbert Farlow
Guilford College
Lillie
Johnsie Rocket
Biscoe
Allie Williams
Hubert Simpson
Clarice and
Carl
T. J. Jones
Criterion Club Dinner Dance at William Penn Cafeteria
The Criterion club hosts a semi formal dinner dance tonight at William Penn Cafeteria starting at o o'clock.
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Criterions
Criterion Club
William Penn
Asheboro Postal Receipts Reach New High in 1923
Asheboro post office receipts through November 1, 1923 total $52,062.50, posted by Postmaster J. O. Redding, about $2,000 more than all of last year. October 1938 receipts were $6,700.59, up from $4,057.32 a year ago, signaling a solid path to a first class rating.
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Asheboro
J. O. Redding
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation claiming it goes to the source of trouble soothes mucous membranes and expels germs. It pledges a money back guarantee and urges asking for Creomulsion by name at the drugstore.
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