Rolf and Betty Kendall Bring Surprise Home
Janet Hill, secretary to Bruce Hamilton, juggles her feelings as Rolf Carlyle and his wife Betty Kendall return from Elopement. Janet battles heartache while Mrs Curtis plans a lavish welcome as Janet contemplates leaving. Little work options appear for a secretary as the household adjusts to new schedules and a furnished apartment awaits.
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Janet Hill
Rolf Carlyle
Betty Kendall
Janet
Bruce Hamilton
Rolf
Jeff Grant
Jeff
Hamilton
Mrs. Curtis
Betty
Curtis
Miss Dursham
Secrets of a Boarding House Return
Janet, working at Mrs. Curtis's boarding house, faces tense rivalries as Betty Carlyle's fashionable circle dominates the home. Rolf and Janet feel compelled to avoid each other while Betty's social world disrupts rest and order. Janet struggles to keep busy and stay employed amid shifting loyalties.
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Mrs. Snyder
Rolf
Betty
Portrait to be presented for late Associate Justice Avery
In Raleigh the court will receive a portrait of the late Associate Justice A. Avery of the North Carolina Supreme Court next Tuesday, presented by his family. In Charlotte police still lack definite clues to the slayers of cafe operator Theodore Karavos, shot by holdup men Saturday.
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Raleigh
Charlotte
Theodore Karavos
Horner Victory in Burlington Democratic Primary
Mayor Earl B. Horner was renominated in the Burlington Democratic primary by a margin of 982 votes over C A Wilson. The result confirms Horner as the party’s candidate, amid a decisive early tally.
Property Valuation Slashed by 80 Percent in Stanly
The assessed value of property in Stanly County has been cut by 80 percent, impacting Albemarle as the reduction affects local valuation records and tax projections.
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Stanly
Executor's Notice for Laura Eleanor Dodamead Estate
Thomas E. Dodamead as executor publishes a notice to creditors and debtors of Laura Eleanor Dodamead of Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by March 12 1934 at 416 Gatewood Avenue High Point or risk legal action. Debts should be paid promptly. Dated March 9 1933.
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Laura Eleanor Dodamead
Guilford
North Carolina
Gatewood Avenue
High Point
North
Carolna
Thomas E. Dodamead
Four Reforestation Camps Planned in North Carolina
RALEIGH April 5 Four camps of men in a government funded reforestation relief program are expected to be established in North Carolina. Col J W Harrelson director of the state department of conservation and development said two camps should open within two weeks. He could not say exact locations but noted the initial work is likely in the Pisgah National Forest and the Nantahala National Forest.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Col
J. W. Harrelson
State Department of Conservation and Development
Col. Harrelson
Pisgah National Forest
Nantahalga National Forest
Fairmont Water Charges Suit Dismissed for Lack of Evidence
The town of Fairmont's suit against former town clerk W G Grantham for 3178.30 dollars in collected and unreported water charges was dismissed by referee W H Humphrey Jr for lack of evidence.
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Lumberton
Fairmont
W. G. Grantham
W. H. Humphrey, Jr
Farmer Kills Self in North Wilkesboro Home
W D Shore a Cycle farm owner killed himself with a shotgun as his wife watched at their residence. Authorities reported a self inflicted death in a rural North Wilkesboro area home with the couple present.
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North Wilkesboro
W. D. Shore
Frances Victoria White Dies From Burns At Home
Frances Victoria White aged 116, daughter of Mr and Mrs John H White, died from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire at her home on the Clemmonsville road yesterday. She died early today in Winston Salem.
New Registration and Polling Place Changes for City Elections
Notice under Chapter 107 1931 lists new registration in Precincts 11 12 13 31 32 33 34 41 42 43 for Municipal Primary on April 18 1933 and Municipal General on May 2 1933. Precincts 11 12 13 14 31 32 33 34 41 42 43 include updated boundaries polling sites and registrars with addresses and ward allocations. Registration books open April 4 1933 at 9 A M close sunset April 17 1933. registrars to keep books and attend polling places on April 4 5 and 8 1933.
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N. C
Main St
Southern Railway
Chestnut St
Meadow St
Jones St
Lindsay St
Parkway
Main
Southern Railroad
City Limits
West City Limits
West City Limit
Meadow and
Chestnut Sts
Main Street
Farriss Ave
Forrest Hill
Taylor
Taylor St
Ward St
Main &J
Jordan St
Duke Power Co
Belt Line Railroad
South Main &T
Leonard &T
Leonard St
Thissell St
East Russell St
Russell St
South Main St
Blair's Creek
Grace and
Kearns St
Grace St
Southern
First Ward
C. M. Mason
N. Main St
W. E. Hussey
English St
C. L. Amos Bidg
C. H. Bodie
Sunset Drive
R. T. Stone
N. Main &J
Nehi Bottling Works
Second Ward
C. Be, Smith
Moffitt
Robertson's Bakery
N. Main
Third Ward
Ed Gurley
Geo. Lowe Motor Co
W. Commerce
Willowbrook
S. G. Brown
Vail &J
P. L. Culler
Cloverdale School
T. B. Moore
Hillcrest Cafe
Hillcrest Silk Mill
Fourth Ward
Cummings
E. Green St
R. B. Culler
Frank Hart
E. Green Street
Municipal Board of Elections
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An advertisement claims B. C. provides quick relief from monthly pains and other aches. It states the formula is prepared by a registered pharmacist with several common medical ingredients blended to act in minutes and also helps colds headaches neuralgia fever and muscular pains.
To Be Continued Snippet Sparks Reunion Hint
A brief line shows a character greeting Janet with a smile and a teasing remark about gladness, ending with a parenthetical To Be Continued signaling an upcoming continuation.
Randolph Cuts Its Tax Rate 20 Cents
Randolph County commissioners in Asheboro on Monday approved a horizontal 20 percent real estate tax cut citing financial condi tions. The action aims to ease heavy land taxes and follows budget tightening. They also set list taker fees to 25 dollars for up to 200 names and seven cents per name beyond that, with a maximum of 90 dollars.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Randolph
Insurance on Court House Jail and County Home
The current insurance rates stand at twenty thousand dollars for the Court, ten thousand for the jail, and fifteen thousand for the County Home after the recent reduction.
Cardus praised by Mrs. Dodson for cramp relief
Esther L Dodson of Lowry City MO credits Cardus with stopping cramps and boosting strength and appetite before and after childbirth. She used Cardus for nine months and says her good health is due to the tonic, which has been widely used for over 50 years and is sold at drug stores.
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Cardus
Esther L Dodson
Lowry City
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Dr. Roberts
Laura’ Lou
Brookman
Bury EY
Betty Carlyle
NBA Service, Inc
Carolina News Briefs
Avery
Gardus
Atlanta
Columbia
Cincinnati
Asheville
Norfolk
Birmingham
Washington
H. D. Saunders
High Point, N
Southern Railway System
Leepert & Divams Tossceo Ge
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