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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
7
Cherry Dixon and Max Pearson brave a violent summer storm while en route to Willow Lake after a family rift and illness. Stranded at a rural oil station, they dry out with hot coffee and a tense, heartfelt moment where Pearson declares his love for Cherry.
Miss Pearl Jones hosted a Sunday school gathering with a weiner roast from seven to eight at her Deep River home attended by twelve members. The group then joined Deep River church services led by Rev. Albert Weston and attended Hickory Grove church children day. Guests over the weekend included Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Pesle of Guilford College visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thornton.
Miss Ruth Wood marked her twelfth birthday with a Friday afternoon party at her home from three to six. Refreshments were served.
Among those who visited Mrs. Eva Thornton Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wheeler and Florence White and Ruth.
Mrs H F Smith and her children spent last Wednesday near South Mont visiting her mother. Mr and Mrs R L Borum were also guests in the area.
T. J. Jones and his son Perry visited the Holly Springs neighborhood last Sunday for leisure and social calls, enjoying a quiet day with neighbors.
Miss Beulah Sheen of Guilford College attended services at Deep River church on Thursday night of last week.
Mrs John Perdue and daughters of H Point visited relatives here Sunday.
London reports Dr B Goodwin Rawlinson of the Royal Institute of Public Health says air travel could aid illness treatment. Mild colds may clear with a brief flight, while tuberculosis or heart disease might be treated with prescribed minutes at specific altitudes, boosting metabolism.
The notice reports Mrs. E Wood Corum is ill and her many friends are urged to note her condition.
The report states tortoise eggs require eight to thirteen months to hatch, outlining the lengthy incubation period. The article notes factors such as temperature and climate can influence development times.
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