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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
12
A restless debutante Molly rejects an easy life among the Wick Donald Hubert circle. She weighs four hundred social circles and a staged future, questioning marriage and status as Brent presses for a choice amid champagne and diamonds.
Molly faces pressure to marry among suitors Hubert Wick Brent and Donna battles as she longs for danger and a thrilling night at the Red Poppy club, rejecting polite engagements for a riskier, more vivid life with Brent or Wick.
Molly celebrates her birthday with Wick and Brent as gifts arrive. A marionette theater, a revealing photograph, and a rare first edition spark a tense mix of flirtation and bravado. Molly aims to prove Brent misreads her. To Be Continued.
A new magnetic alloy crafted by Japanese scientists combines nickel, steel, and aluminum. It is said to have twice the strength of the most popular magnetic steel, marking a potential advance in magnet materials.
New Orleans August 18 Maestri pledges to air-condition the mayoral office at his own expense saying the city will not pay for it He asserts the plan will not cost taxpayers anything and stresses his personal commitment to comfort for the officeholder
Notice that Dillon-Witt Underwear Co. of North Carolina faces foreclosure on December 1, 1933 mortgage with Carter Dalton as trustee. The High Point sale, at two o clock P M on a September day in 1936, will auction real estate on Main Street plus all buildings machinery and other property including trademarks and patents, to settle the indebtedness. The sale, in Guilford County, will occur in front of the High Point Municipal building. The deed is recorded in Guilford County Book 721 page 390.
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