Crest Lake romance and Hollywood visits unfold
Jo Darien navigates love and career entanglements at Crest Lake as Pete Fragonet invites her toward Hollywood with stiff tension from Marsh Silas Drann and Lolita Montez observe. The cast, crew, and a looming divorce shape Jo’s choices amid filming chaos.
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Parien
ShOU t+ LAS MARSH
Irm
Crest
Bret Paul
Crest Lake
Marsh
Babs Montgomery
Pieter Pragonet
Pragenet
Hollywood
Bpragenet
Silas Dprann
Pragomet
Pragcomet
Tubby
Lolita Montes
Mise Momtez
Negro may face assault charge in Ruffin township
Chari e Richardson, 48, was jailed in Wentworth for investigation of a reported criminal assault on a 14 year old girl and an attempted assault on another girl. The farmhand on J R Pruitt’s property allegedly seized a 11 year old’s arm and made advances, and later a 14 year old sister said he knocked her down and assaulted her.
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Gertrude
North Carolina Quiz Questions on Polk and State History
A set of historical trivia questions about North Carolina politics and law. Topics include James K. Polk’s presidential race, the creation date of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, borough towns’ legislative advantages, a governor’s grave exhumation for legal service, a top NC Supreme Court Chief Justice, and the location of Redman’s Old Fields in Edgecombe County.
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North Carolina
James K. Polk
North Carolina Supreme Court
Early North Carolina political notes and education history
The article outlines NC political history with Henry Clay's 3,390 vote lead over Polk, the 1868 education department creation, 1852 founding of the Department of Education led by Calvin H. Wiley, 1835 borough representation, Governor Benjamin Smith’s gift of land and burial drama, and a note on Chief Justice Thomas Burfin as ranked by Harvard Law School.
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North Carolina
Henry Clay
James K. Polk
Mecklenburg County
S. Ashley
Calvin H. Wiley
Guilford County
Edenton
New Bern
Fayetteville
Halifax
Wilmington
Hillsboro
Salisbury
Benjamin Smith
Brunswick County
Smith
Thomas Buriffin
Harvard Law School
Justice Ruffin's Resignation and Return to Bench
Justice Ruffin, long chief justice, resigned in 1852 after 19 years. He returned as Associate Justice in 1858 following a legislature call, serving two more years before retiring due to health. In 1758 Edgecombe split into Halifax and a St. Mary district. Enfield and Redman's Oldfields served as seats before Tarborough became county seat in 1764 with appointed officials to build courthouse and stocks.
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Ruffin
Hillsboro
New Bern
Edgecombe
Halifax County
Enfield
St. Mary
Edgecombe County
State flower switch in Indiana honors tulip tree bloom
The pink carnation, long the state flower, was dethroned as Indiana’s official bloom. The tulip tree blossom now claims the title, replacing the pink carnation in state symbolism.
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Indiana
S C Weed Market To Open Thursday
Florence South Carolina Aug 7 Tobacco big money crop of the Pee Dee section to go on sale in 16 auction markets along the border belt tomorrow. Crops estimated at 74 100 000 pounds with Georgia prices above 20 cents a pound. expected value around 15 million dollars. Last year South Carolina produced 52 952 175 pounds at 21 60 per hundred. Area crop larger due to more acreage and July 1 estimate by F C Black federal statistician.
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Florence, &. C
Pee Dee
Border Belt
Georgia
South Carolina
J. Roy Jones
South Caroline
F. C. Black
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Jo Darien
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