Barrett Colvin Returns to New York Entangled with Family Schemes
Barrett Colvin, 85, wealthy archaeologist, arrives in New York and becomes entangled with Elinor Stafford, her mother Lida Stafford, and Miss Ella Sexton as motives of inheritance and past blackmail threaten reputations and fortunes. Barrett contemplates a new home for his ward Gerald while tutor Harold Dexter’s blackmail risk looms. Lida pursues attention and a possible Miami affair with Vanck Carter as Barrett weighs money and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Colvin
New York
Elinor Stafford
Barrett
Elinor
Lida Stafford
Lida
Ella Sexton
Sexton
Marcia Radnor
Marcia
Barret
Harold Dexter
Gerald
Vanck Carter
Miami
Vance
Mr. Colvin
Colvin
Dexter
Catcher
Miss Ella
Ella
Aunt Ella
Harsh confrontation ends blackmail threat in Barretts study
Harold Dexter confronts Barrett Colvin in his office over alleged blackmail and unpaid salary. Barrett threatens to involve police, Dexter collapses under pressure, and a tense standoff ends with Dexter backing down while Barrett considers Marcias safety and Elinors future.
Wintering at Friendsville Academy ends for Lowe family
Mrs Lena Lowe Jarrett and her sons Olan and Billy return to High Point for summer vacation after spending winter at Friendsville Academy Tennessee. Miss Ann Lesler Albemarle visits sister Mrs J S Furdhee Little Charles Herbert Wh lives with grandparents near Madison. Helen Hendrix Batesburg arrives to visit Mrs Charles Redding Rotary Drive for ten days. Mrs R A Wheeler and daughter Mrs Charles Timmons of Miami Fla staying at West Jefferson. Mrs John Henry and Mrs C C Prince in Greensboro. Ed Embler family glad about daughters Margaret and Wanda after tonsil and adenoid surgery Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitesell
Saint Mary's
Ann Wood
Eugene Wood
Margaret Opal Neese
Cc. L. Gray, Jr
Miss Wood
Lena Lowe Jarrett
Olan and
Billy Lowe
Friendsville Academy
Tennessee
High Point
Helen Hendrix
Batesburg
S. C
Charles Redding
Rotary Drive
R. A. Wheeler
Charles Timmons
Miami, Fla
West Jefferson
Elwood Embler
Margaret
Wanda
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Social Calendar Notes From Local Groups
Tuesday 3 30 p m the W C T U meets at the Y W C A 3 30 p m Mrs Harry White hosts the Mothers class of Wesley Memorial church 1108 Johnson street Wednesday 3 30 p m Miss Mary Simmons hosts the Wednesday Contract club Rockford road 3 30 p m a garden party by Mrs Bruce Craven at Trinity ends the Good Will Garden club summer program Thursday 8 p m Mae Kirkman presents piano pupils in recital at the Country Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White
Wesley Memorial Church
Johnson Street
Wedne&sday
Mary Simmons
Rockford Road
Bruce Craven
Trinity
Good Will
Mrs. Mattie Blackard Dies After Ill Health
Mrs. Mattie Blackard widow of Thomas Blackard died at her daughter Mrs. BE Lawson’s home on 1312 Bencini Street shortly after 9:30 PM. Born May 10 1875 in Patrick County Virginia she resided in High Point 17 years and leaves a daughter a step daughter a sister seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral from Mrs Lawson’s home tomorrow at 11 with three ministers then to Stuart Virginia for interment in Gilbert Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Blackard
Thomas Blackard
BE. T. Lawson
Bencini Street
Blackard
High Point
Stuart
Patrick County
Clem
Ruth Blanchard Rogers
Lawson
J. H. Belton
Charles Blanchard
Stuart, Va
B. C. Crater
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
George Liner
Southside Baptist Church
Gilbert Cemetery
Revival Services Draw Growing Crowds at Gospel Tabernacle
The Gospel Tabernacle revival enters its second week with rising attendance. Rev. C. W. Wallace of Lumberton, state VFW chaplain, will deliver the message at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting begins 7:15 p.m. with song service at 7:45 p.m. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gospel Tabernacle
C. W. Wallace
Lumberton
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Indian War-Bonnet Feathers Honor deeds by Grand Council
Each feather in an Indian war bonnet was earned for notable deeds by the tribe's grand council, with a tuft of horsehair added when the act was of exceptional value. World trade has declined with more than one fifth of ships idle globally.
Talmadge's Troops Take Over Georgia Highway Department
Governor Eugene Talmadge declared martial law and seized the Georgia highway department and executive offices. National guard troopers patrolled the Capitol and highway buildings as he ousted board members and aimed to pay 1,300 employees despite a $2.6 million fund hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge Ru
Capitol
New York
National Guard
Highway Department
Lindley Camp
J. W. Barnett
B. P. McWhorter
EB. N. Seymour
B. Black
L. B. Ackerman, Jr
W. C. Vereen
Moultrie
Highway Board
Waycross
H. J. Friedman
Judson P. Wilholt
Withoit
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Higgins
Mr. Dexter
Mr. Radnor
Lon Moore
McGugan-Gibson
Manly Gibson
Laurinburg
Mary Gladys
Locke Archie McGugan
Red Springs
Bennettesville
Gibson
Baker Sanatorium Training School For
McGugan
Campbell College
Schultheiss
Annie Louise
Mildred Schultheiss
Fred
Pete Schultheiss
A. M. Ducey
D. H. Greer
Dewey H. Greer
S. L. Wardell
W. E. Hollingsworth
J. F. Hart
J. B. Wardell
Inez
Grace Collier
Daniel Collier
Messrs
Mansfield Lemonds
Honor
Raymond Wardell
Ernest Lee Hollingsworth
T. W. Hollingsworth
Curtis Hollingsworth
B. Wardell
William B. Wardell
Sara Fram
Samuel Hyman
Union
US. C
Miss Fram
8. Fram
Reuben Fram
Augusta
Fram
M. P. Auxiliary
Woman’s Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church
C. C. Robbins
J. H. Allred
C. L. Gray, Jr
Bill
Flapper
Fanny
Orr
Misses McAnally
Mary Duncan
Irene ‘Douglas McAnally
Reidsville
Henry Lee Fagge
Penrose Country Club
Wanna Mary Huggins
Charles W. McAnally
First Methodist
Leaksville
Dudley Grady Huggins
Phillip Ray
Miss Huggins
Stephens
Archdale M. B. Church
Archdale Methodist Church
Auxilary
Lucy Roberson
South Main Street
M. EF
Middlesborough
Sassa
Ann Lesler
Albemarne
Mrs. J. S. Furthee
Charles Herbert Wh
Barbee Street
Mrs. J. H. Brown
Madison
John Henry
C. C. Prince
Greensboro
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Liverpool
Ms Paaree
U.S
Russia
Joan Marsh
Lux
Tona
Pst
Misa Wilhehming Wagner
Chattanooga
Tenn
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