A Quiet Romance Unfolds In Newtown Tale
Linda Bourne and Pete Gardiner navigate love and ambition after her inheritance loss. Linda plans a new career, while Pete proposes a life together. Their Sunday walk and meetings at the bakery and theater draw them closer as Dix Carter lingers in the background.
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Pete
Linda
Dix
Dixon
Pete Gardiner
Asaoe
Tommy
Cambridge
Jane Wyatt
Gracie
Jane
Dix Carter
Wilda
CCC Dance Celebrates Third Anniversary In Lexington
A lively dance last Friday from 9 to 1 in the recreation hall of the local CCC camp honored the Civilian Conservation Corps third anniversary. Francis Holmes and his orchestra supplied the music for the event. Roy Blaylock is recovering well after an appendicitis operation.
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Lexington
CCC
Civilian Conservation Corps
Francis Holmes
Roy Blaylock
Local Residents Attend Meetings And Events In Lexington
Mrs. Robert Oakes returns to residence in this city after a year in Hopewell Virginia. A J Fox of Raleigh visits Thomasville and Lexington on business. Mrs. Curtis Koontz and Mrs. Charlies Hoover attend the M E missionary conference in Statesville as delegates from the First M E church. Mrs. Raymond Wagner visits from Bethesda. Dr J R Terry and Mrs Terry go to Asheville for the State Medical Association meeting. Grace Williams hired as stenographer in the seal Sandy Graham headquarters. Mrs. R G Bradley ill at Hillcrest. Music Study club hosts an open meeting at First Reformed church featuring organ recitals by Mrs Paul Miller, Mrs A W Honeycutt and Charles LaFevre. Lexington Rotary Club hosts Ladies night at American Legion Hut with a dinner served by Methodist mission circle ladies. John Brown of Winston-Salem delivers humorous talk. Coke Cecil of High Point demonstrates magic. Miss Louise Martin performs selections with Jean Wall at piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Paul Miller
A. W. Honeycutt
Charles LaFevre
Lexington
How Parents Should Team Up In Child Rearing
A father asks how to handle disagreements with his wife over child training. Marjorie Mansfield advises presenting a united front, discussing privately, and avoiding letting children influence split decisions. She urges compromise when needed and ensuring children respect both parents.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Kernersville Junior Women's Club April Meeting Report
Kernersville April meeting of the Junior Woman's Club featured Miss Margaret Allen presiding and delegate Dot McCulston reporting on the state federation. The group approved funds for the state representative to Miami and planned a May 8 senior high party in Winston-Salem while eyeing a future dinner for the Lions Club.
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Opecal
Enterprise Kernersville
Sara Smith
Thelma Evans
Woodrow Caudle
Margaret Allen
Dot McCulston
High Point
Miami
Winston- Salem
Lion's Club
Glendair Grossett
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Dance
J. R. Stuart
Max Hiatt
Winston-Salem
Export Tobaco Company
Orient
States
Richmond
Womanless Wedding at Salvation Army Gymnasium
The drama club of CCC company 434 presents a womanless wedding Thursday at 8 pm to benefit Emma Blair Nursery School and the Salvation Army post. A silver offering will be taken. The play, performed previously at the CCC camp and in Lexington, drew large crowds. Public invitation extended.
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Salvation Army
Dramatic Club
Company 434
Civilian’s Conservation Camp
Emma Blair
CCC
Lexington
School Registration May Pass 7,000 Mark
Greensboro April 28 Special Registration for the May 5 school tax election in Guilford county is expected to exceed 7,000. R H Wharton register of deeds and Thomas R Foust superintendent of schools report 3,849 registered in 13 precincts and expect 7,000 to 8,000 in the 14 precincts yet to report with dense areas awaiting data.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
R. H. Wharton
Register of Deeds
Thomas R. Foust
Tenor George Stump Delights Local Church Audience
About 150 people attended Emmanuel Lutheran Church to hear George Stump in a concert praised for tonal clarity and interpretive skill. Rev. F L Conrad introduced the singer and noted his musical lineage. The program included Schubert Serenade and The Holy City, with accomplice Cynthie Stratton on piano. audience showed quiet appreciation.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
George Stump
Stump
F. L. Conrad
Conrad
Joseph Stump
Ministry of Song
Kathleen
Westendorf
Nolan
Adams
Macree
Ball
Baseball Standings and Schedule Ticker
Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Cincinnati beat Chicago 5 to 4 Pittsburgh at St Louis on wet ground Only games scheduled today
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Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Serene Gee
Richmond 3 Norfolk 2 scoreline
Richmond defeats Norfolk 3 to 2 and Portsmouth tops Rocky Mount 6 to 2 in a pair of reported games.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Portamouth
Rocky Mount
Miss Shoaf To Give Senior Recital In Wallburg
Ruth Shoaf will present a senior piano recital at the Wallburg high school auditorium tonight at 8. Accompanied by guest soloists Charles Idol tenor Roger Davis saxophone and Carey J. Davis, the program features works by Lange Chaminade Gounod Schumann and Wood with Miss Shoaf also arranging Sunrise.
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Miss Shoaf
Wallburg
Ruth Shoaf
Charles Idol
Roger Davis
Carey J. Davis
Mise Shoaf
John Lee Shoaf
Wallburg Orchestra
J. J. Idol
High Point
High Point High School
Wallburg High
Pilgrims
Lange Scarf
Chaminade
Sinatra
Roses of
Picardy
Wood Roger Davis
Weekend Scores Preview for Nashville Atlanta Little Rock Birmingham
This note lists only upcoming games with Nashville at Atlanta and Little Rock at Birmingham, both scheduled to play. No results or standings are included, and no additional context is provided for the matchups.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Baseball scores and rain delays across leagues
South Atlantic results show Columbia 15 over Augusta 3, Jacksonville 7 over Columbus 0, Macon 4 over Savannah 2. International League totals Montreal 3 and Newark 12, Rochester 6, Baltimore 14 and Buffalo 4, Syracuse 7. American Association games include Saint Paul 3 at Louisville 1, with Minneapolis at Indianapolis and Kansas City at Columbus listed as rain.
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South Atlantic Columbia
Augusta
Jacksonville
Columbus
Macon
Savannah
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Syracuse
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Saint Paul
Louisville
College Baseball Scores From Nine Games
North Carolina edged Davidson 3 to 2 while Wake Forest beat NC State 4 to 3. Virginia defeated Hampden Sydney 10 to 0 and Richmond blanked Washington and Lee 10 to 0. Guilford won 10 to 7 against Catawba.
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North Carolina
Davidson
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Virginia
Hampden-Sydney
Richmond
Washington and Lee
Guilford
Catawba
College Track and Tennis Scores and Odd Patent Remark
Wake Forest defeats Hampden Sydney 75 to 51 while Virginia beats Maryland 69 to 56. A State tennis score stands at 7 to Nil against Guilford. Virginia has patented candy phonograph records. No extant bird species has teeth.
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College Track
Wake Forest
Hampden-Sydney
Virginia
Maryland
Rabies Outbreak Strikes Randleman Area Dogs and People
In April seven residents and about 40 dogs in Randleman and Randolph counties faced rabies after a widespread killing of dogs. Health agents vaccinated animals for a small fee amid police orders to curb strays. Seven residents including Pattie Joe Clapp and C C Daniels began Pasteur treatment, with several others bitten.
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Randleman
Randolph
Rancheman
George Sumner
Liberty
Pattie Joe Clapp
C. C. Daniels
Joe Clapp
Charles York
George Smith
Ces Smith
Herbert Smith
Wrecks injure several in Thomasville and High Point
Three automobile accidents occurred in the Thomasville area over the weekend. Pat White sustained a broken arm after a Saturday night crash with Van Shaw at Salem hill. Mrs Reid Moore and Mrs Curtis Allen were injured in a Sunday afternoon rollover near Yow's corner and treated at City Memorial hospital. John Boles of High Point suffered cuts and bruises in a crash with a mother at Cramer crossing and was treated at the hospital.
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Spisil
Parge Thomasville
van Shaw
Salem Hill
Pat
Alice White
City Memorial Hospital
Pat White
Reid Moore
Curtis Allen
Yow's Corner
John Boles
Montheu Avenue
High Point
Cramer Crossing
Braille Bible Volumes Reach 74 for Blind Readers
A Braille Bible edition for blind readers comprises 74 volumes. The project expands access to sacred text across multiple tactile volumes, aiding literacy and religious study for visually impaired communities.
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