Love Fades as Bob Dunbar Sails to Europe
Susan Carey, a stenographer in Ernest Heath's Chicago office, pines for Bob Dunbar after a promise of a phone call ends with news he sails for Europe. Amid delays and a tense encounter with Mrs Heath, Susan endures a restless day, longing for a word from Dunbar while colleagues drift between flirtation and dispassionate routine.
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Susan Carey
Ernest Heath
Jessie
Chicago
West Side
Gen Lampman
Jack Waring
Susan
Bob Dunbar
the Blackstone
Europe
Pierson
Private Office Tensions and Susan Carey Encounter
In a private office scene Susan Carey endures a frosty exchange with Mrs Heath as Pierson and O Connell gossip nearby. Susan faces gender and class snubs, while Jack Waring offers cautious, almost paternal sympathy as she weighs her future. To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Susan Carey
Mrs. Heath
Pierson
Miss Carey
New Yor
Jack Waring
Waring
Birth announcements and club notices in Greensboro area
Mrs Everett Stroud announces a daughter Barbara Gretchen born April 6 at home with Mrs Davis in James town. Mr and Mrs Guilford Griffin announce Clara May born April 7 at 1415 English Street. Mrs Griffin formerly Clarice Beck of Thomasville. Mr and Mrs J A Kinsey announce Helen Marie born April 10 at 1114 English Street. Anna Lee Ray Ellison recovering from illness at home and will return to school. Mrs J Williamson Mills of Greensboro visits and attends Alexander Martin chapter DAR meeting in Greensboro. American Homes Dept of Woman's club meets with Mrs W B McEwen. Rufus Martin speaks on decoration and furnishings. Beta Pi club meets 3:30 Saturday with Mrs Valette Jones Harris on Morris Street. Stephens Bible Study class meets 3 on Parkway with Mrs C C Hooks. Mrs W T Willy to lead. Miss Rose Dobson and Miss Ruby Hepler of High Point plus Mr and Mrs George Hundley of Thomasville spent weekend in Asheville. Miss Annie Jenkins visiting Waynesville and Asheville. Miss Laura Edelene Drake from Salisbury visiting Mrs Mae Williams. Canterbury club meets Friday 3:30 with Mrs Roy Spearman on Farrngs avenue. call hostess at 2204. Mr and Mrs T W Garner announce daughter Joyce Marlene born April 11 at home 200 East Russell Street. Mrs Garner formerly Susie Vaughn. Musical Art club meets Monday 8 o'clock at the Country club. Harry Parker of Winston-Salem to appear. Delegates attending NC Federation of Music Clubs meeting in Charlotte this week include Mrs C F Tomlinson, Mrs Herman Abels, and Miss Genevieve Moore.
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T. W. Garner
Joyce Marlene
East Russell Street
First Baptist Y. W. A. Holds April Meeting
The Y W A of First Baptist met Monday night April 11 at Miss Hazel Haynes home. Ira Hensley led the program with help from Zetha Boswell Cecil Armentrout Annie Bell Noel Lillian Tyndall Alma Hooks Addie Lomax and Mesdames Marvin Shields and Clyde Chapman. Refreshments followed for a large group including Misses Hensley Noel Armentrout Council Sheloff Hilliard Wrenn Clarke Boswell Goldsmith Gregory Harris Boswell Lomax Haynes Croker Hooker Smith Stanfield and Mesdames Campbell Chapman Shields. A Children's party is planned Friday at o o clock in St Mary's parish house hosted by the Young People's Service League for children under years with admission by costume. Public is invited.
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Y. W. A. of the First Baptist Church
Hazel Haynes
Thelma Patrick
Julia Liles
Ira Hensley
Zetha Boswell
Cecil Armentrout
Annie Bell Noel
Lillian Tyndall
Alma Hooks
Addie Lomax
Mesdames
Marvin Shields
Clyde Chapman
Tia Hensley
Lois Council
Mary Alice Sheloff
Ruth Hilliard
Aline Wrenn
Ida Clarke
Zelha Boswell
Rose Goldsmith
Minnie Gregory
Estelle Harris
Mildred Boswell
Fannie Croker
Alma Hooker
Vera Smith
Malloy Stanfield
Jack Campbell
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Young People’s Service League
Little Miss Alphonsus Roberts Hosts Eighth Birthday Party
Little Miss Alphonsus Roberts celebrated her eighth birthday Saturday afternoon April 9 at grandmother Mrs. A L Moody's home on North Fayetteville street. Guests included Lela Mee Moody Mary Moody Marie Teague Lucy Pearce Francis Pearce Trena Brown Helen Brown Gladys Lee Caviness Clifford Moody George Teague Jr and hostess's mother Fannie Moody of High Point assisted by Mrs George Teague. After games refreshments were served.
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Asheboro
Alphonsus Roberts
A.L. Moody
George Teague
Ball Player Becomes Village Auctioneer In Wisconsin
Gerald Ginger Beaumont, famed outfielder for eight years with the Pittsburgh Pirates, is the best known resident of Honey Creek Wisconsin. A painter and decorator by trade, he will pause work to discuss baseball, recalling a career that began with Connie Mack’s Milwaukee club and included stints with the Boston Braves the Chicago Cubs and St Paul before retiring to his Centerfield farm in 1911.
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Honey Creek
Wis
Gerald
Ginger) Beaumont
Pittsburgh Pirates
Beaumont
Pirates
Connie Mack
Milwaukee Club
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
St. Paul
Centerfield
Here
Plan Lumber Camp Museum Opens in Rhinelander Area
An outdoor logging relic museum sponsored by the American Legion post and other groups will feature an early locomotive, narrow gauge track section, and a logging camp with bunks and cooking gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plan Lumber
Rhinelander, Inc
Upper
Wisconsin
The
American Legion Post
Wiggins Breaks Long Career Record With First Foul
Chuck Wiggins defeated by Yale Okun, breaks a long career record by claiming his first foul in his ring career establishing a notable milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Okun
Chuck Wiggins
Health Guidance For Cold Prevention And Care
Health Factor No 5 outlines practical steps to avoid worsening a cold. It warns against overexertion exposure to cold damp air and sudden temperature changes and cautions against nasal irrigation and excessive dryness or moisture. It also notes avoid crowding and stresses warm fresh air and rest when feverish, with osteopathic treatment recommended.
Harvard Awards $52,000 In Research Grants
Harvard professors receive thirty seven research awards totaling 52000 from the Milton fund and the Clark bequest to support projects over the next two college years in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
William F. Milton
Joseph H. Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Man Hunters
Y Mabel McElliott
Cannes
St. Jean de Luz
Ernest
Heath
Club News
MR. and
Mrs Griffin
Mrs. Guilford Griffin
Clara May
English Street
Mrs. Griffin
Clarice Beck
Thomas
Mrs. J. A. Kinsey
Helen Marie
Anna Lee Ray Ellison
Arthur Filison
North Mainstreet
J. Williamson Mills
Greensboro
G. Fox Marshall
Alexander Martin
C. C. Robbins
American Homes Dept
American Homes Department
Woman's Club
W. B. McEwen
Rufus Martin
Beta PI Club
Valette Jones Harris
Morris Street
Stephens Bible
C. C. Hooks
W. T. Willy
Rose Dobson
Ruby Hepler
High Point
George Hundley
Thomasville
Asheville
North Carolina
Annie Jenkins
Waynesville
L. C. Waddell
W. E. Roberson
Miss Jenkins
Laura Edelene Drake
Salisbury
Mae Williams
North Main Street
Canterbury Club
Roy Spearman
Farrngs Avenue
Joyce Marlene Garner
Musical Art Club
Harry Parker
Winston-Salem
Centenary
M. E. Church
Federation of North Carolina Music Clubs
Charlotte
C. F. Tomlinson
Herman Abels
Genevieve Moore
Shree
By Helen Welshimer
Tia Lee Oy
First Baptist Y. W. A
Cers
Valette J. Harris
H. N. Phillips
Mae Kirkman
R. W. Riggins
R. K. Stewart
Eccles Everhart
ST. Mary's
Asheboro Society
W. A. Shackelton
DR. F. C. Sharp
Commercial National Bank Building
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
Ren
Lux
Delont Carry
Vrlrads Nour
Sheraton
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