The Gold Coast Visit and Susan Carey’s Arrival
Susan Carey arrives at the Heath estate near Lake Michigan and meets Mrs Heath and Ernest Heath. He contemplates flowers, garden life, and lost youth while a fragile careworn mood hints at Ruth and unspoken possibilities. Susan’s impression of luxury contrasts with Heath’s unspoken longing for renewal through family.
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Susan
Mr. Heath
Simon
Lake Michigan Shore
Gold Coast
Heath
Chicago
Ernest Heath
Ruth
France
Miss Carey
Hannah
Luean
Susan Carey
Fire Halts Blazing Home Near Deep River
Quick action and nearby neighbors saved the home of C. L. Jackson from a kitchen flue fire on a windy Tuesday. Mrs. Jackson and her sick granddaughter were in bed when the blaze started.
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C. L. Jackson
Little Boy's Birthday Party At 537 Gordon Street
Hal Kennerly celebrates his sixth birthday with a party at home 537 Gordon Street on Monday April 18. Guests include Margaret and Betty Sue Short, Lucy Nance, Neal Nance, Bobby Nance, Betty Lou Ridge, Ernestine Ridge, Michael Kennerly and Billy Kennerly. White and yellow decorations and a large cake with six candles mark the event. Ice cream and cake served after games.
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Hal Kennerly
W. C. Kennerly
Gordon Street
H. C. Gordon
The Signature The Check That Was Forged
Sue and Ruth confront a forged check case linked to Sally and Ruth and Sally fear discovery. Arnold Page seeks the signature to verify who cashed the check while Sue insists Sally would not forge it though everyone suspects a tramp or stranger. The group weighs motives and potential threats to Dr Raynor and their trust in Sally.
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Sally
Sue
Arnold Page
Nancy
Arnold
Ruth
Page
Western heirs to Ella Wendel offered millions in San Francisco
The Examiner reported ten new heirs to Ella Wendel's $100,000,000 fortune located on the Pacific coast were offered $100,000 each to withdraw as contestants. Arthur Garfield Hays, a New York attorney, represents the contestants while another New York attorney for the estate was in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
The
Examiner
Ella Wendel
New York
Pacific Coast
Arthur Garfield Hays
Kenya Colony Imposes Butter Bounty Amid Shortage
Kenya Colony Africa enacts a bounty on butter as shortages bite. Officials set terms and expect farmers to increase supplies while consumers face higher prices and rationing concerns.
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Kenya Colony
Africa
Peele Family Attends Deep River Church Service
Rev and Mrs Joseph Peele attended Deep River church Sunday with their children as guests of Mr and Mrs E J White. Peele used the biblical text Come unto me and I will make you fishers of men.
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Joseph Peele
Deep River
Mr. Peele
E. J. White
Mrs J L Skeen Visits Father At Guilford College
Mrs J L Skeen spent the weekend with her father David Far low at Guilford College.
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J. L. Skeen
David Farlow
Guilford College
Mrs Elwood Corum Visits Bolden Home Family Gathering
Mrs. Elwood Corum spent a day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bolden recently for a family gathering and social visit.
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Elwood Corum
Charles Bolden
Dinner guests welcomed by Mr and Mrs Reuben Jordan
Sunday hosts Mr and Mrs Reuben Jordan entertained Mr and Mrs Rufus Smith and family from Colfax and Mr and Mrs Bill Gossett and their son Lawrence for dinner, sharing time together.
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Reuben Jordan
Rufus Smith
Colfax
Bill Gossett
Lawrence
Mrs Frank Smith Hosts Brother Claud Faulkner in Davidson County
Mrs Frank Smith welcomes her guest for a few days, her brother Claud Faulkner of Davidson County.
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Frank Smith
Claud Faulkner
Davidson County
Visit to M A Wood Home Noted Guests
Among those who visited at the home of M A Wood Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Macy Borum and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Williard. Mrs. Wood has been confined to her bed for the last few days with a severe attack of neuritis.
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M. A. Wood
Macy Borum
Clifton Williard
Thorn ton Family Visits Wheeler and Corum
Mr and Mrs Clarence Thorn ton and their children visited Mr and Mrs Henry Wheeler and Mr and Mrs Elwood Corum Sunday afternoon.
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Clarence Thornton
Henry Wheeler
Mrs
Elwood Corum
Mrs Emma L Pope Visited Sister in Trinity
Mrs Emma L Pope of Trinity spent the weekend with her sister Mrs T J Jones in Trinity.
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Emma L. Pope
Trinity
T. J. Jones
Howard Skeen Spends Weekend at Home
Howard Skeen, while on vacation, spent the weekend at his home here, returning to local routines afterward.
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Howard Skeen
Edgar Weston of Charlotte Weekend at Home Ore
Edgar Weston of Charlotte hosts a quiet weekend at home with brief notes of leisure and local gathering. No further details available from readable text.
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Edgar Weston
Charlotte
Ore
Mrs Carey Bulla Stricken by Severe Gallstone Attack
Mrs Carey Bulla is reported seriously ill with a gallstone attack. The condition is described as severe and requires medical attention.
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Carey Bulla
Briggs Couple Welcome 912 Pound Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs Franklyn Briggs announce the birth of a baby boy weighing 912 pounds. Mother and child are reported to be doing nicely.
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Franklyn Briggs
Palm Head guests return from vacation and visits
Mrs Lawrence Hegner and her son Thad of Palm Head Florida, after several days with Mr and Mrs W K Nance, have left for Bar Harbor Maine. Mrs H F Samuels of near Danville Virginia visits her niece Mrs J P Laffoon. Miss Mary Wicks, Miss Esther Jackson and Joe Byerly spent a weekend in Clayton North Carolina with Roy Easom. Miss Elizabeth Welch remains a patient at Guilford General Hospital recovering from illness.
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Ben Trotter
Reidsville
Foy
Zora Foy
W. H. Foy
George Turner
Edna Earle McGehee
Virginia Kusett
Tom Petti
R. L. Hubbard, Jr
O. B. Bonner
Comer Covington
Willie H. Slane
R. T. Amos
Garnet Pollock
John Foy
I. P. Ingle
Nell and
Elizabeth Adams
Dorothy Ingram
High Point
Lawrence Hegner
Thad
Palm Head
Fla
W. K. Nance
Bar Harbor
Mary Wicks
Esther Jackson
Joe Byerly
Clayton, N. C
Roy Easom
Elizabeth Welch
Guilford General Hospital
Rolph to Announce Mooney Pardon Decision Tomorrow
Governor James Rolph Jr says he will reveal his findings on the Thomas J. Mooney pardon case after noon tomorrow before leaving for Richmond Virginia for a governors conference. He notes that some matters remain under investigation.
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Rolph
Mooney
San Francisco
James Rolph, Jr
Thomas J. Mooney
Richmond
Dublin Free State may license street singers
Dublin authorities contemplate issuing licenses to street singers in a bid to regulate performances and ensure order in public spaces amid growing pedestrian activity. The measure could affect buskers and require permits for on street artistry.
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Dublin
Free State
Screen stars in thirties stay youthful with Lux soap
Hollywood beauties in their thirties reveal beauty secrets. Judith Anderson Credits Lux Toilet Soap for skin softness and attractiveness. Beverly Bayne and Ethel Clayton echo the routine used by many stars, noting Lux’s purity and gentleness approved by major studios.
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Lux
Judith Anderson
Beverly Bayne
Ethel Clayton
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PAN Hunters
Mabel McElliott
Mrs. Heath
Geory
Deep River News
Floyd Rush
William Terry
Welborn Street
Rush
Gladys Ridge
J. F. Freeman
Joseph Franklin, Jr
West Bay Street
Welch
J. C. Welch, Jr
Greensboro
Bay Street Parent-Teacher Association
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial Shared
wW.c. U. U
E. A. McGehee
Morris Street
John W. Hedrick
India
P. A. Jones
China
Rosa Sutherland
George Welborn
C. A. Beck
J. E. Amos
Charles Gueth
Mothers’ Prayer Meeting
J. D. Deviney
Franklin Street
E. W. Jones
Mrs. Foy
Pat Brady
Byron
Wendel
H. F. Samuels
Danville, Va
J. P. Laffoon
Best Street
W. A. Shackelton
Dainty
Marcelle Beauty Salon
South Elm Street
N. C
Thompson Shoe Store, Inc
North Main Street
DR. F. C. Sharp
Osteopathic Physician
Commercial National Bank Building
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