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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1935
Page
3
Jo Darien faces a job hunt after choosing independence over returning to campus. She moves into the Fendale apartments, rents a small room, and endures a day of rejections from recruiters who question her experience and appearance while she hopes for a summer life-guard position with Bret Paul.
Jo confronts uncertainty after moving in as Bret and Tubby encourage her. Bret finds a “Help Wanted” ad for a morning bookkeeper in a marine supply house and urges Jo to apply. Jo gains hope, confident she will land the job soon.
Questions on Jonathan Worth entering politics in 1830 Mills message in 1816 on public education Josiah Turner editor Raleigh Sentinel criticism of Governor Holden North Carolinian in command of U S troops in the Seminole War in Florida and the council of state officers plus the year Williamsborough was established by the legislature
A young Asheboro lawyer opened an office in 1824 and faced public speaking fears. He served two terms in the legislature, built a large practice, and returned to politics, earning state honors including the 1865 governorship. He once condemned enslavers as ignorant but urged enlightened freedom. On August 3 1870 editor Turner attacked Governor Holden, calling him a white livered miscreant.
Deputy Sheriff Brad Mecamb raid in Johnston County uncovered a 560 gallon still. The heavy antique weighs about 125 pounds and was made in Bristol Virginia 151 years ago. He planned to offer it to the state historical museum.
The text outlines Andrew Jacksons rise from military leader after the New Orleans battle to commander of the southern division and later first governor of Florida Territory. It notes state officers serving on the council of state and mentions Old Williamsborough in Vance County, established 1786 with land divided into one-acre lots and a broad main street.
Two Gastonia men, Walter Lee Bingham 27 and Charlie Hamrick 21, were killed when a southbound train struck them as they sat on the tracks in East Gastonia. Coroner L B Kincaid cited cigaret stubs found with the bodies and suggested the pair talked and slept before the fatal moment. Both men lived in East Gastonia. Hamrick left a wife and a child. Funeral services were held today.
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