Leap Year Bride and Mother's Illness in Dramatic Drama
Cherry Dixon a 19 year old heiress bursts with love for reporter Dan and faces her mother’s serious heart condition after a dangerous car ride. Dr Knowles and nurse restrain worry as Cherry endures a long vigil with fiancé absent, while father arrives to confront the crisis.
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Cherry Dixon
Dan
Ings
Cherry
Marshalls
Briartop
Martin
Martha
Miss Cherry
Sarah
Amateur Gatherings and Birth Announcements Highlight Local Notes
Surprising visits from Rev J D Parker and family mark a neighborhood social week in Danville. Ralph V Mabry and Ruby Carroll announce their son's birth in High Point area. A Wood reunion is set at Sandy Ridge M P church with speakers and a noon dinner. Vara Winifred Marshall and H M Lovelace wed in a quiet ceremony. Willis Kirby class hosts a wiener roast at the city lake. Mothers Prayer meeting is planned for tomorrow afternoon at 3 with Mrs Elder hosting.
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Sandy Ridge M. P
High Point
Geo. H. Crowell
T. W. Albertson
John Brittain
G Sr
Asheboro
George E. Marshall
Wilson
Alfred Street
W. 8. Lovelace
Willis Kirby
Main Street
M. E
City Lake
Local Social Notes From James Town Area
Dozens of townsfolk appear in a flurry of visits illnesses and travel. Jean Wood ill at High Point hospital after appendix operation and recovering, Hazel Haynes and Addie Lomax back from YWCA conference, Karl Hall ill with measles at 608 East Green, May Snipes visiting sister Ann Snipes, Ivan Hill off to High Rock Lake, sprye Cooley back from Roxboro with Miss Millie Jane Brooks, Robert Brickman visiting from Baltimore, E A Wells in Lexington for mother-in-law illness, Mona Harville Vera Smith and Louise Smith return from Ridgecrest with Miss Gladys Ellington, Ellington headed to Rocky Mount for church field work, Mrs. Lewis L. Stookey and James Lynn off to Macon Mississippi, Elizabeth Lebby home from University of South Carolina for summer, Mrs. Charles Stanback visiting West Farriss and T M Stanback with Fred Stanback attending Pharmaceutical convention.
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Mona Harville
Vera Smith
Louise Smith
Ridgecrest
Gladys Ellington
Miss Ellington
Rocky Mount
N.C
First Baptist Church
Lottie Holden Bible Study Class Meeting
The Lottie Holden Bible Study class will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. A. G. Daniel at her home on Lind say street.
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Lottie Holden
G. Daniel
Lindsay Street
Your Children Your Children reflective tale of childhood fear
A mother warns against overprotecting children after observing Bradford’s calm exploration of the beach and sea. Mrs Barton notes that fear is learned, not innate, and supports allowing children to discover safety through experience and gentle guidance.
W. C. T U Met On Tuesday Flower Mission Day Program
The W C T U met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W C Lyndon in a well attended session. Dr George H Crowell spoke on Slavery and Freedom, flower mission activity was highlighted, poems by Elsie Gates were read, and flowers were distributed to city hospitals after refreshments.
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W. C. Lyndon
George H. Crowell
A. M. Briggs
Flower Mission
Flower Mission Department
P. A. Jones
Elsie Gates
S. G. Daniel
Lyndon
E. F. Kearns
Sam Kallum
J. B. Johnson
Man Punches Window During Street Exhibition
Fred Williams, 36, boxing in front of a glass shop in Seattle, struck a straight left that shattered the window. He was treated at a hospital and later jailed.
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Seattle
Wash
Fred Williams
Fred
Cambridge's Georgian Style Telephone Building
Cambridge to rise a new telephone building in a Georgian design to harmonize with nearby Harvard University structures, reflecting the campus architectural theme in Cambridge Massachusetts. The project aligns with the university city’s historic aesthetic as construction proceeds near Harvard.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
World entangles love and secrets in restored trust
Sue confronts betrayal rumors about working for Arnold Page as Jack recalls Joe Dexter’s role. He reassures her, they confess love, and she vows not to value money over him. Ruth’s key interrupts their reunion, signaling a new turn in their story.
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Aare
Dixie Shannon
Cherry
Max Pearson
Gus
Underworld
Pearson
Dan
Phillips
Martin
Dunbar
Weac
Sue
Jack
Arnold Page
Joe Dexter
Joe
Page
Harry
Ruth
Nailcare Advice for Beauty and Confidence
Alicia Hart advocates hand care to reveal natural beauty raising the appeal of fingers and nails. Regular oil treatments relax tense muscles and soften cuticles enabling easier shaping and polishing. Proper nourishment prevents brittleness and improves the hand’s overall appearance.
Bronneson Gets 156 Days For Begging Remark
In Calgary Alberta, Nels Bronneson pleaded guilty to begging before Magistrate Sanders. He received 156 days in jail with an additional 15 days added after he declared Capitalists again. The judge imposed the extra term for that remark.
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Cagary
Alta
Nels Bronneson
Bronneson
Sanders
Nels
Bite Ends Runner's Race at Washington Park
A Chicago race saw runner Paul bite his chest so severely he was excused from the event at Washington Park after a dramatic flare up during the lighting display incident.
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Chicago
Paul
Washington Park
Man Sleeps Outdoors as Diamondback Rattler Attacks
In Acton California J R Riley’s hired man slept beneath the stars. A diamond back rattlesnake curled on his chest at dawn. Riley shot the snake’s head to remove the threat and ensure his worker sleeps indoors from now on.
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Acton
Calif
J. R. Riley
Riley
Miss Europe 1030 contestant posed as ship's boy
The 1030 Miss Europe contender ATMENS-Alice Diplarakon dressed as a ship's boy in a monastery where women are barred. The Green patriarch of Constantinople reportedly issued an athemas against her head for the stunt.
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Atmens
Alice Diplarakon
Europe
Holy See
Constantinople
Mercury Sizzles as 90s Heat Hits Town
The city endures a 91 degree high and 67 degree low with stifling sun and no shade in sight. A brisk wind at 7 PM briefly cooled streets, but forecasters warn continued heat through today and tomorrow.
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Weathrmen
Demonstration Interaction Cited With Barber Fraud Claim
A witness recalls a man at a demonstration in Robinson. He raised his hat to a stranger identified as a barber who sold a bottle of hair grower a month earlier. The witness vows to show the alleged fraud whenever they meet.
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