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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1933

Page

8

Janet Courts Rolf as Betty’s Shadow Deepens

Janet, living as social secretary to Mrs Curtis while betrothed to Rolf’s rival, faces a torn heart as Rolf reappears and Betty Kendall’s influence grows. Amid illness, lavish parties, and financial strain, Janet weighs staying on for a fragile chance at happiness while scandal brews in the Carlyle circle.

Janet Bruce Hamilton Rolf Jeff Grant Jeff Betty Kendall Hamilton Nere Betty T' Household Carlyles Bertha Lacy Mrs. Carlyle Mrs. Curtis Thorntons Dr. Roberts

Bishop Horner Dies at Home in Asheville

Bishop Junius M. Horner of the Episcopal Diocese of Western North Carolina died at his Asheville home after a long illness. He was 78, with surviving widow Eva Harker, two daughters, and a son. Born July 7, 1869 in Oxford, he led the western diocese since 1898 and valued church schooling for mountain children.

Western North Carolina Asheville Junius M. Horner Episcopal Diocese North Carolina Horner C. H. Cocke Eva Harker Augusta George Forest Butterworth Locust Valley N. Y Katherine Horner Junius M. Horner, Jr Junius Moore Horner Oxford N. C James and Sophronia Moore Horner University of Virginia Woodrow Wilson Bishop Horner Johns Hopkins University General Theological Seminary New York University of the South Sewanee Episcopal Church Cal

John D and schools operate with notable Horner family ties

John D meets a dainty charmer as Christ s school for boys at Arden and the Patterson school for boys at Legerwood and the Appalachian school for young children at Penland remain in operation. Bishop Horner wed Eva Harker of Augusta in 1892. Their three children are Mrs. George Forest Butterworth of New York Miss Katherine Horner of Asheville and Junius Moore Horner Jr. of Asheville.

Christ’s School For Boys Arden Patterson School For Legerwood Appalachian School Penland Bishop Horner Eva Harker Augusta George Forest Butterworth New York Katherine Horner Asheville Junius Moore Horner

District of Columbia Control Bill hinges on Roosevelt sign

Walington reports that beer sales here will begin after midnight Friday if President Roosevelt signs the District of Columbia control bill before then. The House is expected to complete congressional action today.

Walington Roosevelt District of Columbia House

Jimmy Walker and Actress Plan Quiet Wedding in France

Former New York mayor James J. Walker and actress Betty Compton have arranged a quiet wedding next week after a nine day waiting period following the filing of a notice at Cannes city hall yesterday.

Cannes France James J. Walker New York Betty Compton

Heiress Weds French Student in Paris Ceremony

Eleanor Post Close, 23, a leading American heiress, and Marie Etienne Robert Cautier, 25, a French student, were married today in Paris. The ceremony linked a prominent American family with European ties and drew attention to a high profile union. The couple shared a simple service as reporters noted the wealth and social prominence surrounding the pairing.

Paris Eleanor Post Close America Marie Etienne Robert Cautier

Wisconsin and Michigan repeal momentum from 1930s election

Wisconsin voters passed toward repeal with a 4 to 1 statewide margin and 325 702 for repeal to 74 551 against with 1 462 of 2 899 precincts counted. Milwaukee reported 12 to 1 in favor of repeal as 238 of 483 precincts reported.

Milwacker Wis Wisconsin J. J. Seelman Milwaukee Association Against the Prohibition Amendment Michigan

8.8.8. and 5.5.5. tonic claims for skin health

An old health claim promotes 8.8.8. and 5.5.5. tonics as skin improving and blood restoring. It asserts increased red cells and hemoglobin to purify and vitalize tissues, touting customer letters as proof and urging a course label.

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