Joan Barrett Grapples Love and Shame in New York
In Chapter Nine Joan frets over a past tragedy and a looming confession. She contemplates writing to Bob and Mr. Hendry as Sybil probes her history, while the memory of her father’s crime shadows her future and the world’s judgment.
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Joan
Darren
New York
Bob
Sybil
Florida
Dorothy
Mr. Hendry
Dorothy Starke
Tme
Camay Beauty Soap Offer Promises Softer Smoother Skin
An advertising pitch urges readers to try Camay claiming its creamy white lather cleanses gently for softer smoother skin. It asserts Camay is milder than leading soaps and offers a limited time deal: buy three cakes and get a one cent bottle of Tre Jour Gardenia Perfume while supplies last.
The Shadow Over Dorothy Starke in Seattle Clue
Sybil pushes Philip to Seattle after Chicago leads dry. A telephone call unsettles Joan as she plans flight, fearing exposure of a secret. Phil reports no Chicago lead but Eastman High in Seattle surfaces a possible trail. The sisters scheme a ruse to draw Dorothy Starke closer before the story continues.
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Joan
Sybil
Dorothy Starke
Seattle
Sven
Boston
Philadelphia
Sybil Hendry
Philip
Chicago
Syd
Ward & Cleaver
Eastman High School
Bob
O. K
Bill Harris
Mills Home finals Sunday at Baptist Orphanage
Mills Home Baptist Orphanage opens its annual commencement with a 7:30 baccalaureate by Dr Hoyte Blackwell of Mare Hill College. The Senior Dramatic Club performs In the Money, May 3, followed by a literary address by Dr J Henry Highamith. The program includes music by students, medals and diplomas, and a final report by Dr B W Spillman.
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Thomasville
Mills Home
Baptist Orphanage
Hoyte Blackwell
Mare Hill College
J. Henry Highamith
State Department of Education
Raleigh
B. W. Spillman
Mille Home
Roland Brady
Waverly Barbour
Thomas Coates
Carl Day
Wilay Jarrett
Marvin Miller
Ralph Pounders
Warren Price
Roland Swink
Carl Watson
Cleveland Wilkie
Onnie Baldwin
Marie Bowers
Ruby Byerly
Mamie Byerly
Peggy Flynn
Iona Frank
Louise Dixon
Leona Grindstaff
Esther Grant
Annie Mae Hobson
Janet Henry
Carmen McLean
Tazzie Jones
Edith Proctor
Inez Patterson
Miriam Ritchie
Nellie Rumbley
Elise van Landingham
Iva West
Mary McHargue
High Point High School Tonight and Tomorrow Play Night
Senior class at High Point high school presents Kempy a comedy by J C and Elliott Nugent in the school auditorium at 8 p m tonight and again tomorrow. Miss Muriel Bulwinkle and Mrs W W Stevens direct. Leading roles go to Alice Chandler and Vernon Von Drehle with Lawrence Byrum in a notable character part. Other cast members include Virginia Jowers Betsy Dean Wageger Henry Winders David Parker and Helen Crowder.
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Kempy
J. C
Elliott Nugent
High Point High School
Muriel Bulwinkle
W. W. Stevens
E. T. Harrison
Alice Chandler
Vernon von Drehle
Royal Files Answer In Action For $5000
B C Royal of High Point filed in Greensboro the answer to a $5000 damage suit brought by Norma Ozment through her next friend E N Ozment against him Fred R Blaylock and N W Blaylock. Blaylock contends the cause of the accident involved specifics not stated in the available text.
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Greensboro
B. C. Royal
High Point
Superior Court
A. Wayland Cooke
Fred R. Blaylock
N. W. Blaylock
Norma Ozment
E. N. Ozment
Blaylock
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