Susan Carey and the Loop District Harsh Landing
Susan Carey, a 19-year-old job seeker, endures a menacing interview at Melo Iron Manufacturing with Petterman a lecherous supervisor. After a coercive encounter she escapes to regroup with Robert Dunbar who consoles her and urges telling her uncle. The scene ends with Susan recounting the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Claude Block
Mr. Block
Melo Company
Aunt Jessie
Loop District
Jehigan Avenue
Miss Carey
Robert Dunbar
Ward 8st Primary Girls Entertained With Games and Cakes
Ward Street church Primary girls enjoyed an April 2 gathering hosted by Miss Lena Morris with lawn games, contests, and cakes with guests listed. Also Mr and Mrs Carl Hoyle hosted an April 1 party honoring Miss Ethel Hoyle of Lenoir with dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Ward Street
Church
Lena Morris
Alice Mullis
Sylvia Snead
Julia Burton
Iris Burton
Katherine Burton
Billy Nantes
Mary Frances Young
Jacquelin Daniels
Edith Marie Butler
Lila Mae Butler
Marguerite Butler
Alleen Lewallen
Naomi Andrews
Catherine Graham
Violet Freeman
Grace Kirkman
Betty Kirkman
Doris Culler
Beadie Joyce
Ethel Hoyle
Ruby Corum
Lena Joyce
Arnold Wardell
Bronzy Handy
Bill Godman
Clifford Yow
Dennis Young
Hugh Bryant
Harry Morefield
Jemmie Hicks
Raymond Clapp
Donald Moss
Carl Hoyle
Celebration Fears and Flight From a Lost Check
Ruth and Sue fret over a missing check once held by Arnold Page. They speculate it may be burned with envelopes, dismiss the risk of stopping payment, and decide to seek a quick celebration before fleeing town for relief from fear and want. Ruth hints at a looming worry, seeking escape among people while clinging to personal integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sur
Ruth
Arnold Page
Sally
Sue
Rue
Community notices and club meetings listed for week
Bay Street PTA executive board meets Tuesday at 8 30 with officers and committees to bring yearly reports. Gilad Girls class at First Baptist church gathers tonight at 7 30. Utopian Book club meets Wednesday at 3 30 with Mrs Valette Harris on Morris Street. Plant sale at First Presbyterian church Friday at 9. Walter Hareer Jr visits grandmother in Thomasville. North Hamilton Church of Christ Ladies Aid meets Tuesday at 7 30 with Miss Lily Kenny. Woodmen Circle party honors three members with a measuring party and dance with visitors from Winston-Salem. Wooldmen Circle members attend a play in Astoria and a visit to East Bend guests. Edna Wearle McGehee of Reidsville visiting Mrs W J McAnally. Irene Davis visiting Miss Lockie Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Reet
Bay Street Parent Teacher Association
Utopian Book Club
Valette Harris
Morris Street
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of the North Hamilton Church of Christ
Lily Kenny
Willowbrook Street
Woodmen
J. A. Brewer
Winston-Salem
J. W. Russell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mabel McElliott
Susan Carey
Lampman
Jessie
Petterman
Block’s Institute
Mr. Black
Green Street Baptist Church
L. R. Sessoms
Cable Street
Miss Hobson
MR. Myers
Hazel Hobson
Johnnie Myers
High Point
Danville
Mr. Hodges
Myers
Virginia Avenue
Delta Tau Club
Millis
J. E. Millie
Emerywood
GLAD
Gilad
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Haree,r, Jr
Thomasville
D. E. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Wooldmen
Aston-Salem
Woodmen and
Woodmen Circle
The
Woodmen of
Edna Wearle McGehee
Reidsville
W. J. McAnally
South Main Street
Irene Davis
Lockie Sears
East Bend
Byron
Amatt
Tech
Wachovia Bank
Stanton Clinic
East Green
South Hamilton
J. W. Slate
Carter Bloomers
Teds
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Aed
Main St
Theran Church
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