Ruth Confides Troubled Trust in Dale as Illness Deepens
In a quiet scene Ruth opens up to Dale Courtney about her fears for the children and her loneliness. He listens with concern, offers help, and suggests buying a new balloon of hope while she contemplates recovery and the memory of her vanished dream.
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Dale Courtney
Joe Gaynor
Dale
Night Visit Recalled in Ruths Quiet Resolve
After a tense moment the couple plan a possible visit with Sue and Jack Thornton and Ruth feels a shift toward happiness. She recalls Joe Gaynor, a ghost of memory, while Ruth vows to choose joy as they approach the warmly lit home and a hopeful future.
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Ruth
Jack
Joe Gaynor
Sally
Dreamland Entanglements and a Gifted Bicycle
Ellen Rossiter a Barclay salesgirl by night hosts at Dreamland but falls for artist Larry Harrowgath while her mother Molly schemes to secure a rich match. Barclay’s gift of a bicycle to Ellen’s little brother Mike triggers a family tension as Ellen debates discipline and loyalty amidst gossip and a costly dinner setup.
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Myra
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Steven Barclay
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Larry Harrowgath
Elizabeth Bowes
Barclay
Molly
Bert Armstead
Rossiter
Pat Ellen
Parclay
Bicycle for the poor boy sparks family tension
Mike seeks a bicycle as a gift from Ellen and Barclay but Ellen questions the charity while Molly and Myra debate pride and desire. Steven worries about thoughtlessness as Ellen contemplates the gap between rich and poor and the boy’s wish to fit in. Dinner calls and the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Calvary Philathea Class To Meet In February Night
Calvary M E church Philathea class meets Tuesday February 23 at 7 30 pm with Mrs Clyde Walton at 310 Park Street. First Reformed church YP Christian Endeavor holds its monthly business meeting Tuesday evening at Miss Kitty and Dick Retten East Green Street. Junior Music Lovers club meets Saturday with Florence Blair on Church Street studio.
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Park Street
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East Green Street
Florence Blair
Church Street
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Washington
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Caroline
Julia Edwards
Philo
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Caroline Edwards
Peggy Teague
Anne Allman
Reformed Church Hosts Recital By Brown and Hoffman
Miss Mabel Jeane Brown and Miss Dorothy May Hoffman of Niles Ohio present a musical and dramatic program at 7 30 PM in the First Reformed church auditorium. The duo includes a 1932 law observance appeal and temperance themes. Both artists boast extensive study and perform a mix of piano violin and vocal numbers with a free will offering. Hoffman also promotes temperance and law observance and is known for co authoring Which Way with her brother Ralph Lockwood Hoffman.
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Dorothy May Hoffman
First Reformed Church
Niles
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New York City
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Miss Hoffman
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Richmond woman visits friends during trip to Daytona Beach
Mrs. A. L. Long of Richmond Virginia is spending a week visiting friends and relatives. Nell Adams Elizabeth Adams Dorothy Ingram and the Adams Harriss couples and J Welch Harriss and Mrs Harriss have been at Daytona Beach Florida for a few days.
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Richmond, Va
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W. H. Long
A. L. Long
Nell
Elizabeth Adams
Dorothy Ingram
J. H. Adams
J. Welch Harriss
J. W. Harriss
Daytona Beach
Fila
Carolina health official accepts Pensacola post
Dr W A McPhaul former Charlotte city health officer has taken a position in Pensacola Florida signaling a career move and relocation.
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Pensacola
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Fire destroys Tucker and Sikes Lumber plant in Monroe
Fire destroyed the main plant of Tucker and Sikes Lumber in Monroe causing an estimated loss of $10,000.
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Tucker and Sikes Lumber Company
Non-Swimmer Saved in Charleston Skiff Tragedy
A skiff overturned off Charleston harbor on Sunday with three men aboard. The only non swimmer was saved while two others, described as Black, drowned. Local authorities investigated the incident and identified the victims.
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80 Vets Left in Anderson County South Carolina
Probate Judge Herman E. Bailey reports about 3,000 Confederate soldiers from Anderson County. only 30 remain alive. The note highlights dwindling veteran numbers and official records on survival.
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