Undecided Girl Seeks Advice On Love Choices
A young orphaned girl finishing high school asks Mar Mansfield for guidance on whether to continue dating a loyal but unfaithful suitor or seek affection elsewhere. The column urges exploring friendships before marriage, stressing careful choice and patience to avoid future heartbreak.
Golden Marriage Anniversary Observed By Denton Couple
Denton residents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner hosted by their children. Four generations gathered with grandchildren, great grandchild, and relatives from Lexington, High Point, Charlotte, and Greensboro. Local relatives, friends, and Masonic Lodge members joined in a special visit to the Masonic and Eastern Star Home in Greensboro.
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Norman Johnson
Johnson
Julia Morris
Starling Johnson
Lexington
Gertie Surratt
High Point
Val Johnson
Joe Johnson
Edd Johnson
Charlotte
Willard Johnson
Tom Johnson
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
No. 216
Greensboro
Masonic and Stern Star
Mr. Curry
Ruth Lanier
Thomasville
R. T. Hill
Larry
Novella Penry
Dick Penry
Thornville
R. L. Penry
Zeb Denny
Baby
Roanoke Rapids
Denny
Sue Morgan
D. N. Thompson
Guyton, Ga
Character and conduct in courtship guidance for young women
The passage advises finding a ready and admirable partner, not pressing for constant closeness, and ensuring genuine love before marriage. It suggests gratitude if a suitor changes his mind before marriage and cautions against men who flirt with others while valuing you as their best girl, urging calm handling.
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Bellef
Veterans of Foreign Wars to study hundreds of resolutions
In Columbus Ohio on August 24 veterans of Foreign Wars begin reviewing about 500 resolutions at their 39th annual encampment. Committee reports were to be interrupted late today for an adjournment Friday as discussions continued this week.
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Columbus
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bands and Drum Corps Compete for National Prize Money
The event featured about 65 bands and drum corps competing for national championships and a $7,500 prize. Gen James A Crain of Washington represented the Social Security Board at the dress event.
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James A. Crain
Washington
Social Security Board
Mangum Avenue Home Damaged by Fire
A fire originating from a defective flue damaged a house at 417 Mangum Avenue spreading through the kitchen. The Tuttle family occupied the home and Fire Companies Nos. 1 2 6 and the service outfit answered the 8:45 alarm.
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Mangum Avenue
Rufus Tuttle
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