Never disappoint a child and the balance of life
Olive Roberts Barton argues that shielding children from disappointment harms long term growth. She urges parents to explain limits age appropriately, build resilience, and teach that reality often disappoints, fostering confidence and a stable self.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Death of Mrs Sarah L Moose in Thomasville
Mrs. Sarah L Moose 56 died at 209 Long Street after a long illness. Survived by husband M L Moose. four sons Walter Clarence Ray and George Moose. two daughters Mrs James Hill and Mrs Robert Batten. six brothers Marcellus Luther Henry Grant Irvin and Lee Hill. one sister Mrs Charles Brady. Funeral at West End M P Church Friday at 11 with burial Gold Hill.
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Sarah L. Moose
Thomasville
Longstreet
M. L. Moose
Walter
Clarence
Ray
George Moose
James Hill
Robert Batten
Marcellus
Luther
Henry
Grant
Irvin
Lee Hill
Charles Brady
Near Gold
Funeral services held for H. F. Stewart in High Point
H F Stewart died at 120 Hobbs Street Tuesday morning. Funeral services were conducted at Mechanicaville Primitive Baptist church in High Point Wednesday at 8 PM by Elder J A Fagg. Pallbearers were W H Rodgers Amos Yakley Carlie Smith BE C Clodfelter Frank Bryant and F A Brown. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Specia
H. F. Stewart
Hobbs Street
Mechanicaville Primitive Baptist Church
High Point
J. A. Fagg
W. H. Rodgers
Amos Yakley
Carlie Smith
BE. C. Clodfelter
Frank Bryant
F. A. Brown
Funeral services for James A. Myers held at home
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon for James A. Myers at the home 206 Longstreet who died Monday morning. Pallbearers were W. F. Brinkley C. C. Hill T. J. Whichard Will Crofts Banner Pierce and EB M. Jones. Burial was in Calvary Reformed church cemetery.
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J. A. Myers
Thomasville
James A. Myers
Longstreet
W. F. Brinkley
C. C. Hill
T. J. Whichard
Will Crofts
Banner Pierce
EB. M. Jones
Calvary Reformed Church Cemetery
Greensboro Names New Police Head
Greensboro appoints Captain Lt. L. Jarvis as police chief after the resignation of Mike D. Caffey who served seven years. Caffey resigned due to ill health and the council approved a March 31 effective date with a leave granted until then.
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Greensboro
Apri
L. Jarvis
Mike D. Caffey
Caffey
Jarvis
Mail Carrier Held for Murder in North Carolina Shooting
Howard Shoemake, 26, a mail carrier from Lenoir, is held for superior court on a murder charge in the March 23 death of Frank Veney Crisp. Recorder A. R. Crisp bound him over after a brief hearing in which a witness testified Crisp was slain in a fight.
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A. R. Crisp
Frank Venoy Crisp
Frilly Sleeve Frock Pattern 9240 by Marian Martin
Betty Ann wears a bright new frilly sleeve frock by Marian Martin in washable percale chambray or gingham. Pattern 9240 offers sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with easy use and a neat yoke with six buttons. ad suggests fit by basic pattern 9300 for sizes 14 to 50 and outlines order details and prices.
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Marian Martin Lew
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Tobacco farmers forecast 22 cent crop price in NC
Randall B. Etheridge head of the markets division of the state department of agriculture predicted North Carolina tobacco farmers will receive about 22 cents a pound for the 1937 crop. He based his estimate on an indicated flue cure average of 968000 acres.
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Raleigh
Randal B. Etheridge
State Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Farm Demand Seen Rising. 1936 Boost Cited
Etheridge reports an expected modest rise in demand and a ten percent increase over 1936. He notes that damage from the blue mold disease has not yet been accurately determined.
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Etheridge
Sheriff and deputies destroy large steam still near Henrico
Sheriff J. C. Stephenson and deputies reported destroying a steam type still and 3,200 gallons of beer at Bradleys near Henrico last night.
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Roanoke Rapids
J. C. Stephenson
Bradleys
Henrico
National Collegiate Boxing Championships Open in Sacramento
South leading in boxing meet as 46 young men from 16 universities begin the 1987 national collegiate championships in Sacramento. Eight new champions will be crowned across divisions from 115 pounds to heavyweight with Frank Matulewicz of Duke headlining entries. Pairings to be announced today.
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Sacramento
Calif
West Coast
Southwest
Arizona
University of North Dakota
Northwest
Far West
Frank Matulewicz
Duke University
Rankin Declares 5 Percent Liquidating Dividend in Gastonia
John R. Rankin trustee of Citizens National Bank of Gastonia announces an additional five percent liquidating dividend for stockholders. The notice comes as the bank winds down operations in Gastonia.
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S Bank
Gastonia
John R. Rankin
Citizens National Bank of
Phrenologist and Clairvoyant Readings at 2000 N Main St
A phrenologist medium offers advice on life business love and trouble at a permanent location near City Limits. Special readings are 50 cents with satisfaction assured.
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College St
Main St
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