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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1959
Page
2
Reporter recalls Bertram C. Murphy who, at eighty, drafts a rambling will packed with quirks and grievances. The document names odd bequests and mentions former spouse Lucy, daughter Muriel, and others, amid a portrait of Uncle Bert as a colorful, unreliable fellow.
A Roanoke area listing on WSLS-TV Channel 10 shows a 3 percent segment with Uncle Looney and a note about Bathany Snow on 9.18. The entry appears as a fragmented local schedule item with unclear titles and timing.
Tarboro North Carolina AP reports a 50 year old housepainter faces execution after being found guilty in a murder case. The sequence of events leading to the verdict remains under appeal.
Spokane AP reports on a missing nine year old Campfire Girl entering the fourth day of the search with little to go on as authorities continue efforts to locate her or learn her fate.
The passage recounts Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, distraught and praying as His apostles sleep. It notes His fear and the physical signs of distress including sweat mixed with blood, termed hematidrosis, while He contemplates the cup of suffering and the weight of mankind's sins.
Mr Bishop discusses the Gethsemane scene and the Judas cohort as he previews characters in the story of the crucifixion. The text is a reprint from The Day Christ Died with special publisher permission.
A letter received by police in Albuquerque discusses a four minute late arrival for an overtime parking fine on a wedding day. The writer claims the delay was due to shopping for a nightie and complains of unfair treatment. Judge John E. Brown is noted in the fragment as part of the context.
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