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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1934
Page
3
Sophie Kerr portrays Amy's gradual recovery from fear of the shadow beast and return to stability. Mary Jackson's quiet, loyal presence at the house eases tension, as she openly loves her son and offers steady concern without bravado. The narrative notes Howard's return as a sign of progress.
In a wartime milieu Amy revels in pregnancy while anxiously awaiting Howard's home leave. Mary Jackson counsels joy despite danger as Edgar ships overseas threaten a sharpless future. Amy keeps to home life, rehearsing music and motherhood amid Christmas plans and family support.
The mid week prayer and praise service at First Methodist Protestant Church north Main and Richardson streets will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. R. I. Farmer will lead with old gospel hymns and the study theme How Men Receive Christ. The assembly room will be cool and comfortable.
Brooklyn on Lincoln Place shows compassion as Margaret Berger, newly moved mother of a 10 pound girl, battles kidney illness. A tent in the yard of Brooklyn Women's Hospital offers rest and fresh air after surgery, while neighbors hush noises and send flowers hoping for recovery.
Patrolman Maurice A. Rainey, who captured a Prussian lieutenant in the Argonne, spotted his man again in Rock Creek Park Washington. The former prisoner quipped you still look pretty tough and Rainey issued no ticket.
Trinity Grange met at the Trinity school building last night to discuss Our Native Trees. B 8 Millsaps, county farm demonstration agent, spoke on care transplanting and value of trees on the farm noting dogwood maple holly redbud pine willow and even pecan trees can beautify home grounds and provide shade and food. Mrs Millsaps read an article by Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt on farming scientifically and business like. Mrs Charles offered an article on a memory garden and the need for small well planned farms with farmer cooperation in marketing control.
A twin beet grown in Phillips street gardener Mr Nunn placed on display at The Enterprise today. The unusual vegetable came from his own garden for local observers.
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