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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1943
Page
17
In a detailed bridge discussion the South dealer and North respond to a failed grand slam attempt. The analysis centers on miscommunications over duplication of heart values and missed warnings about slam prospects. North could have bid five hearts or six hearts to steer the game.
This notice promotes pattern 4588 a two piece winter frock with a softly cut jacket and fitted skirt suited to larger sizes 34 through 44 It mentions fabric pairing options under a top coat and contrasts with blouse and skirt It lists yardage for size WG 36 and offers a transfer embroidery motif set for twenty cents plus order details to High Point Enterprise New York pattern department 243 West 17th Street New York NY
Alfred De Marigny appeared in Nassau magistrate court charged with illegal possession of gasoline days after being found innocent in the Sir Harry Oakes murder case. He and others were arraigned yesterday. he pled innocent.
The court heard that Marquis Georges De Visdelou and his friend pleaded guilty to similar charges and received bonds. Bruce Pinder and Dan Knowles pleaded innocent while banker John H. Anderson admitted a lesser charge and paid a fine. Witnesses testified no licenses to handle gasoline existed. The record cites De Marigny and a July 8 death of Sir Harry Oakes.
George S. Skaggs, 32, in Minnesota prison, suggests a youth education plan to deter crime. He urges jail life reality talks and jail pictures for visiting classes to show what crimes cost, hoping to steer juveniles away from crime before sentencing. Sheriff Eckhardt plans to coordinate with schools to implement the idea.
28 shoats weighing 70 to 156 pounds offered by Floyd Cagle at Macon’s Dairy five and a half miles south of High Point on Asheboro Road. Includes pigs and other livestock.
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