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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1938
Page
5
Bridge column discusses a hand where South opens one club and bids spades, North must pass, South should show second suit, and a plan to play trumps while avoiding the spade finesse. It poses four questions on defense and declaration with expert credits for accurate play.
Walter Winchell notes Mr Hull to write on asbestos as a hot topic. The Japanese Emperor will address a global hookup after January 1 with other monarchs also heard. Muriel Sherman at the Stork Club with two German honorees. Sam Rosoff loses a local dice game for ten thousand dollars. Jolson may star in Zanuck’s din of ditties, salary donated to reform. Dies exposes Bund ally in U S Naval Intelligence. Cummins and Jimmy Roosevelt resign denied. Julian Field and Peggy Mor reconcile after a long separation. A drunk debut in headlines hints at yellow buttons for Germans and Nazi yellow streaks.
C Henley Corporation held a November stockholders meeting in the Sunday school room of First Baptist church. Attendance was the largest since inception. President J C Henley announced the next meeting will be at Calvary Baptist church in December.
Funeral services for Ed L Ragan, prominent citizen and banker, were conducted at the home of Mrs. E. T. Harmon, 608 North Main Street, with Rev. Cecil Haworth y Rev. Tom A. Sykes and Rev. W. L. Killen officiating. Pallbearers included B. C. Harmon, Charles Kearns, Amos Kearns, H. N. Willard, Hubert Ragan, Horace Ragan Jr., Gilbert Ragan, and H. I. Coffield. Interment followed at Springfield cemetery family plot.
Thieves broke into Triangle Hosiery Mills on Grimes Street last night and stole an undetermined quantity of hosiery. Detectives are investigating after the thieves pried open a front office window and escaped through another window. No suspects named and inventory needed to estimate loss.
In a continuing feature, Daily Smith argues the so called Seed of Abraham includes Anglo Saxon Celtic and linked nations today. It asserts Israel’s divine kingdom role survives since biblical times, with prophecies fulfilled in modern nations and a universal knowledge of the Lord spreading worldwide.
Robert L White 84 a Glenola farmer died at his home shortly after noon today after months of declining health He was born March 10 1854 in Randolph County and lived there his whole life Surviving are five sons C C White E L White J W White R L White Jr of Glenola P L White of Archdale and two daughters Mrs J M Eldridge of Glenola and Mrs S C McGill of Asheboro Funeral services will be held at Mt Vernon M E Church Saturday at 2 pm with burial in the church cemetery
Friends note R B Gantt is improving after several days of illness. He managed a brief visit to his office today to resume work.
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