Trailer Adventure Continues Aboard Airspeed Trailer
Martha Brittain and Bet Haynes push north along the est coast to showcase the Airspeed trailer. Gerry Neal, a hitchhiker, disappears at Long Beach, prompting Martha to seek police help while Neal hints at danger. In San Francisco Martha confronts letters from Betty and presses on with Neal. The Bridge Auto Park serves as a stage for Neal to reappear and woo Martha as she plans to separate and continue toward Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Brittain
Bet'y Haynes
Gerry Neal
Neal
Jack ‘Peddon
Long Beach
Ad Speddon
Try
Martha
Betty
San Francisco
Ear
Etty
Frisco
Speddon
Tty
Designted
San Diego
Airspeed Trailer Company
the Bridge Auto Park
Bridge
Auto Park
Arnold Sloss
Carrington
Gerry
Bridge Auto Park
Eureka
California
Dear Miss Mansfield Wife Seeks Fair Role in Family Struggle
A frustrated wife asks how to restore balance in a home where the husband dominates. She describes years of acquiescence, restricting her own plans and limiting the children's social life. Advice suggests private talks, calm discussion, and framing changes as a shared goal to reduce his kinglike behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
No clear headline in troubled text
The excerpt discusses a troubled marriage and a parent urged to gain courage for the sake of children, portraying a pampered husband as devoted to himself. It reflects domestic strife and advice on confronting personal challenges.
Parent-Child Balance and Family Time Plan
A speaker argues that a mother may have spoiled a child and urges sacrificing personal pleasure to temper the child’s ego. The suggestion is to secure agreement for the kids to use the house and car, giving them run of the house for a night or two and a definite time for access.
Family discipline and equal home attention urged
The text argues for a balanced home role where both partners share duties and children’s training matters. It warns against a single member seeking excess care and promotes strong measures to protect child development.
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Inquiries Welcomed At The Enterprise
Citizens are invited to address questions to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. All inquiries will be answered promptly and directed to the proper department for timely handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
COPS QUESTION FOUR IN MURDER OF INSURANCE AGENT
Police in Winston Salem questioned four Negroes as they sought the killers of Herman W. Fogleman an insurance collector shot during a holdup Monday night. No charges yet. A single witness gave only a vague description. Fogleman’s funeral was held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
W. F. Anderson
Herman W. Fogleman
Anderson
Fogleman
Betty’s disappearance drives Martha toward police action
Martha confronts Neal about Betty’s fate and the urge to report him. She insists on informing the police and broadcasting a description of Speddon and his ear, despite Neal’s objections. The scene ends with Martha declaring she will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Martha
Neal
Speddon
Mock to Head School Board in Lexington
Dr. Frank L. Mock longtime Davidson county board member was unanimously elected chairman at the biennial meeting. Ralph H. Wilson was named vice chairman and Paul F. Evans was reelected superintendent for a two year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Frank L. Mock
Reeds
Davidson County Board of Education
Ralph H. Wilson
Thomasville
Paul F. Evans
Lexington Man Named To Board Of Deaf School Directors
Governor Hoey announced appointments to the North Carolina School of the Deaf board at Morganton. New appointees include Dr. Howard Randthaler Winston-Salem Dr. Fred Motley Charlotte and Robert Co Miller Asheville. Reappointments include directors W W Neal Marion W M Shuford Lexington H L Wilson Morganton and F H Coffey Lenoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Hoey
Howard E. Randthaler
Winston-Salem
Fred E. Motley
Charlotte
Robert Co. Miller
Asheville
North Carolina School of the Deaf
Morganton
W. W. Neal
Marion
W. M. Shuford
Lexington
H. L. Wilson
F. H. Coffey
Lenoir
Morganton School
Manhattan's Swankiest Gadabout Wooly Donahue
George Ross profiles William Woolworth Donahue known as Wooly son of Jessie Woolworth Donahue heir to the Woolworth fortune. He frequents high society events from Long Island to Palm Beach with engagements rumored but few debts, hosting champagne parties while avoiding the Hollywood playboy label. Dora Fell and Doris Dilley figure in his social ties as cousin Barbara Hutton lends him chaperone roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
New York
Long Island
Park Avenue
Palm Beach
Newport
the Garden
Old Westbury
East Side
Donahue
Jessie Woolworth Donahue
Woolworth
Wooly
Dorothy Fell
Ogden Mills
United States Treasury
Broadway
Doris Dilley
Dorothy Vernon
Europe
Barbara Hutton
Prince Mdivani
James Donahue
London
Ruth Etting
Lou Holts
Lupe Velez
Angel
Manhattan
Hollywood
Rotogravures
Revival Planned for Sunday School at First E and R Church
At a special meeting of the Sunday School Council of the First Evangelical and Reformed church plans were laid for a three month revival to raise attendance in all departments. Union services will begin July and target 400 attendees with efforts to recruit new members and regain dropouts. John H. Wroyd urged full support from officers and teachers to enlist and re enlist workers for the Kingdom of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
John H. Wroyd
Kingdom of God
Land Owner Zeke Ronura Owns Five Stores in New Orleans
Land records show Zeke Ronura, Chicago White Sox first baseman, owning five store buildings in New Orleans as of April 7. The note highlights Ronura’s property holdings in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Zeke Ronura
Chicago White Sox
Inspector Will Continue Probe of Plane Crash
WINSTON SALEM April 7 Inspector G Nall of the U S department of commerce will return tomorrow to complete his investigation of the plane crash that killed John H Harmon 32 year old pilot here yesterday Harmon plunged to his death his parachute unopened after bailing out of his ship high over the airport Witnesses said Harmon was diving when he left his craft and believed part of the ship struck him knocking him unconscious before he could deploy his parachute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
G. Nall
U. S. Department of Commerce
John H. Harmon
Harmon
Witneses
Trinity High School Pupils Tour State Capitol
The Trinity high school's senior class of about 50 students, plus Miss Petty and faculty member A. R. Bullock, toured the North Carolina State Capitol and government buildings as part of a government history course. The junior class will perform Tompin's Hired Man Friday night in the school auditorium with director Miss Starling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
N. C
Trinity High School
State Capitol
Miss Petty
A. R. Bullock
Miss Starling
Tompin
High Point College
P. BE. Lindley
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NEA Service, Inc
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Bridge Autork
Carter
Ame
United Market Fresh Fish and Meats
North Main
Is Management
Mother Earth
Budweiser
We Companion
Louris
Marjorie
Mansfield
Winston
Mock
Frigidaire
Main St
Veronica Gedeon
Robert Irwin
Flapper
By Sylvia
T& Service. Inc
Tre
Fanny
Ussr
Vitalaire
Vitalene DuPont
Gladys Swarthout
WEAF
NBC
Central Ice Delivery CO
East High Street
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