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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1934
Page
8
The article argues the parole process in the federal system focuses on early contact with inmates families, securing housing, and job plans. It notes parole officers must monitor behavior, with rules challenging but vital to prevent recidivism, and highlights health care and social learning aims within prison life.
Numerous Greensboro area residents share improvements after surgeries and illnesses. Mrs George M Foard from Statesville visits daughter Mrs W J Fraley. Peggy Jane White recovers from measles. Mrs A F Brown of Randleman and Miss Alice Laughlin of Raleigh spend the weekend with the Gibsons on Forest Avenue. N C Trogdon of Franklinville visits Heaths at 519 Bridges Street. Mrs R F Johnson travels to Richmond to be with her daughter Mrs G E Henderson after an operation at Stuart Circle Hospital. Henderson in satisfactory condition. Nellie Durham, daughter of A and A Durham, shows marked improvement at Duke Hospital. Helen Jones returns to Greensboro to resume studies at Woman’s College U N C after holidays. C Ray Burke hospitalized at Burrus Memorial after appendicitis surgery Friday night.
The latest spring and summer fashions present smart frocks and sewing solutions. Pattern 9905 features five easy pieces with scalloped sleeves and drop shoulder lines, while 9831 offers a square cut yoke with flare sleeves. Patterns list sizes and fabric needs, with orders by mail including fifteen cents per pattern.
The Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of Wesley Memorial church and the Main Street M E church plan Monday circle meetings across eight groups plus an Evening Circle at 7 30 p m Details include hostesses and addresses for each circle with additional associates listed.
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