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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1938
Page
5
Patricia McGraw faces a perilous choice between love and law as she and fiancé Larry Kent navigate a fast paced city. A rainy night scene ends in a hit and run incident, with Tom Sweeney probing the case and Pat terrorized by the unfolding danger.
UNCLE RAY recounts Lake Geneva in Switzerland with its lake, shores, and the Castle of Chillon. He discusses Francis Bonivard the so called Prisoner of Chillon, Byron’s poem and Bonivard’s real history, his early plots, imprisonments, rebellions, and later life including two books. The Travel note invites readers to request a leaflet from UNCLE RAY.
Deep River News notes Ira Mae and Ruby Cook returned from Westfield North Carolina after days with relatives. Clarence Jordan and son spent a weekend at Norfolk Beach Virginia. J L Skeen and son Raymond visited brother near Providence church. R L Borum and wife stayed with Eugene Hiatt near Ridgefield. Vinson family spent weekend in South Carolina. Mrs Rufus Smith dined with sister Mrs Ezra Sampson in Greensboro. Clarence Jordan's family returned from Pine Bluff. Westmoreland sisters of Colfax visited T J Jones and sang for him who is ill.
Jacob Eans of High Point has his driver's license revoked after a drunken driving conviction per a state highway safety division list issued today.
Fashion houses in London and Paris lose about $2,000,000 yearly to skilled pirates who imitate new dress designs and flood the market. The piracy harms designers, retailers, and customers seeking original creations.
Reginald Boote secretary of the National Council of Independent Unions says the Wagner Act aims to stamp out unaffiliated unions and independent workers. He calls for a rewritten act to serve all workers and the public in a speech prepared for a Nazi Small Business Men's association in Pittsburgh.
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