Orphan Sally Ford Faces Marriage Gate Guarded by Orphanage
Sally Ford, a 16 year old ward of the Capital City orphanage, and David Nash, summer farm worker, rush toward marriage after fleeing a Carson farm. The wedding stalls as Mrs Miranda Stone, matron, intervenes, prompting a courtroom like pause while Greer contemplates legal consent and guardianship.
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Sally Ford
Lenn Carson
David Nash
Carson
David
Sally
Cook
Lalla
Capital City
Lady Bountiful
Bountiful
Enid Barr
Mrs. Stone
Gus
Barker
Mr. Greer
Mrs. Greer
Sonny Boy
Cora
Wwomart
Papa
Pareon
Mama
Greer
Miranda Stone
State Orphans’ Asylum
Forty-Four Seniors to Graduate From High Point College
Forty four seniors at High Point College will receive degrees at the annual commencement on May 28. The class is the first to spend the full four years at the institution since opening, with plans including oratorical contests, exams for the Davis and Rabinowitz medals, a commencement drama, class day events, and the dedication of a new entrance gate. Dr Charles S Linkinson will preach the baccalaureate sermon at First M P Church and President R M Andrews will address the seniors. O Max Gardner is set for the literary address.
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High Point College
Chas. S. Linkinson
M. P
Atlantic City
N. J
Cant You Guess Why Sally Must Marry David
A tense scene unfolds as Sally pleads with Mrs. Stone and Enid Barr persuades a rich adoption to block a marriage. Sally vows to wed David despite threats of forced separation and impending adoption, while Enid abandons aloofness to reveal a hidden motive and feelings.
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Sally
David
Mrs. Stone
Cora
Mr. Nash
Enid Barr
I Want You Why I’ve Hunted You Down Like This
A terse line asks why the speaker, Sally, pursues her target, framing a mother child tension. The fragment suggests a dramatic confrontation in a continuing narrative.
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Sally
Sally Hears Mother's Story in New Chapter
In the next chapter Sally listens as her mother recounts a family tale, revealing memories and perspectives that shape Sally’s understanding of their history. The moment deepens emotional bonds and sets up more personal discovery.
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Sally
Miss Ruth Clinard Honored Again At College
Miss Ruth Clinard daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Clinard of 412 South Main street was elected president of the student government at the North Carolina College for Women Greensboro She was also chosen secretary of the Southern Inter Collegiate Association of Student Government at its 13th annual conference at Randolph Macon Woman's College Lynchburg Virginia The association will meet next spring at Baylor College Belton Texas
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Ruth Clinard
J. W. Clinard
South Main Street
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
Clinard
Southern Inter-Collegiate Association of
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Baylor College
Belton
Texas
Grover C Lineback to Be Buried This Afternoon
Funeral services for Grover C Lineback who died at Guilford County Sanatorium will be held at his home 462 Richardson Street this afternoon at 3 o clock by Rev. Charles P Coble of First Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers listed include J P Jacobs L E Bennett Raymon Garrett A C Beeson N G Bowden Hubert Ellington J A Cook and Glenn Tomlinson. Interment follows in Oakwood Cemetery family plot.
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Grover C. Lineback
Guilford County
Richardson Street
Charles P. Coble
First Presbyterian Church
J. P. Jacobs
L. E. Bennett
Raymon Garrett
A. C. Beeson
N. G. Bowden
Hubert Ellington
J. A. Cook
Glenn Tomlinson
Oakwood Cemetery
Nebraska 4-H team raised funds to judge in England
The Nebraska state board of agriculture and the Nebraska state dairymen's association aim to raise 3600 dollars to send Albion built team members Jesse Bilren Joe King and Russell Hughes to the international dairy judging contest at Wye England this summer. America has won five of seven contests but England took the last two.
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Albion
Neb
America
State Board of Agriculture
Nebraska State Dairymen’s Association
Wye
Eng
Jesse Bilren
Joe King
Russell Hughes
England
The Perilous Cyclist in Paris Traffic Hazards
Paris traffic reports show bicycles and motorcycles nearly as deadly as taxis with 30 cyclist deaths last year and 44 taxi fatalities, highlighting urban road danger.
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Paris
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Anne Austin Gate
Reformatory
Max Gardner
Erary
J. Elwood Carroll
Effie Keck
Dora Pearson
C. D. Sides
G. W. Andrews
Marion
Ind
Flyla Bingham
Lawndale
Lillie Mae Braxton
Snow Camp
Lillian Buckner
Liberty
Minnie Caffey
High Point
Elwood Carroll
Graham
Lois Coble
Spencer Cutchin
Whitakers
Vista Dixon
James Ellington
Floyd Garrett
Julian
Raymond Halleck
Long Island
N. Y
Fred T. Hauser
King
Helen Hayes
Henderson
Aileen Hendricks
R. L. Hill
J. W. Holmes
Ruby Isley
Annie Lee Jarrell
Ruth Jarrell
Canary Johnson
Seagrove
J. Byress
Thomeasville
J. C. Kress
Thomasville
Alma Lambeth
Trinity
Raymond Lemons
Stakesdale
Annie Livengood
Glenn Madison
Olin
Lucile Morrison
Max Parrish
Percy Pa3chall
Ridgeway
Franklin
Virginia Pickens
Bessie Redwine
Lexington
Jacob Rabinowitz
James P. Rogers
Burlington
Gertrude Rule
Jamestown
D. C
Sides
Concord
Mae Snipes
Hillsboro
Erma Suits
Paul Swanson
Wilksboro
Laura Thompson
Ralph Vance
Lelia Wagoner
Brown Sumit
Mary Woollen
Miss Gooch
North Main
North Carolina
MR. Lineback
Gilmer
Pongee
Genuine
Mommie Pongee
Cial
Honan
Palmolive
Percale Prints
Madras
Eereston
Beatu
Ipana
Pilot Life
O. Henry Insurance Agency Commercial Bank Building
W. H. Currie
J. W. Brawley Agency
Wachovia Bank Building
W. L. Angel
Industrial Department
D. D. Parsons
D. W. Cobb
Mer. Co. H. Branch Co
E. Holloway
BE. Vv
Hill
H. B. Money
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