Madeline Pursues Con Amid Circus Turmoil
Ned Trafford's belligerence worries Madeline who suspects him in Donna's fall. Con David, the circus star, becomes the focus of Madeline's calculated attention as she seeks closeness, while Renfroe watches, uncertainty simmering over Donna's return and Donna's resentment.
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Ned Trafford
Renfroe
Trafford
Madeline
Donna
Con David
Con
Gabriel
Rennoe
Circus
Madeline Gabriel
Donnat
Notice of truster's sale of land in Guilford County
Pursuant to recorded deeds of trust in Guilford County the properties of John R Witt and wife and of the Prudential Insurance Company of America are subject to sale by substituted trustee Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. at public auction on May 26, 1934, at 11:00 a.m. at the entrance to the Municipal Building High Point NC.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford County
John R ‘Hrift
Lillie Thrift
Commercial National Bank of
High Point
Prudential Inurance Company of America
Deeds Trust
Wachovia Bank and Trust Coma
Ullford
State of North Carolina
North Main Street
Winston-Salem
John R. Wift
A. Johnson
C. E
John R. Witt
D. H. Hall
H. Hall
U. of Deeds
Carolina
Achovia Bank & Trust CO
Entral Insurance Co. of America
Flapper Fanny Proposes Unlikely Act Inclusion
In a sharp banter, a flapper suggests placing a cat cage in the act. Julius Britclebank, a 75 year old retired Charleston businessman, reveals he has taken 14 pleasure trips around the world, adding to the eccentric exchanges.
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Julius Britclebank
Charleston, D. C
Population Density of Java Sits At Global High
Java ranks among the most densely populated regions with about 40 million residents occupying roughly 60 000 square miles. The vast population highlights regional challenges in housing infrastructure and resource allocation.
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Java
Georgia's pecan crop estimated at 6 million pounds
Georgia reports a pecan yield for 19382 of about 6,000,000 pounds. The figure reflects statewide production and is based on early estimates from agricultural authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Cathedral in Lorient Closed After Noise From Tourists
The cathedral of Vanes in Lorient France is closed to visitors due to excessive noise by tourists. Local authorities decided the disturbance impaired worship and silence within the sacred space, restricting access until further notice.
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Vanes
Lorient
France
Germany Leads in Number of Motorcycles Owned and Operated
Germany ranks first in motorcycle ownership and operation with large numbers across cities and regions. Analysts note high hobbyist participation and a strong aftermarket motorcycle industry supporting riders nationwide.
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Germany
Boiling and Freezing Lake Found on Unimak Island Alaska
Researchers report a volcanic crater lake on Unimak Island Alaska that shows extreme thermal variation with one end boiling and the opposite end freezing reflecting intense geothermal gradients and active vulcanism in the region.
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Unimak Island
Alaska
Fulley Raper Engagement Announced In Lexington
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Sarah Elizabeth Fulley of Fort Bragg and Greenville to Mr. John E. Raper of Lexington. The couple plan a May to early summer wedding. Fulley, daughter of Oscar and Gulley Fulley, taught at Greenville and Fort Bragg, a UNC alumna and former Lexington school faculty member. Raper, son of J R Raper of Linwood, UNC graduate, longtime deputy clerk of Davidson County Court.
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Sarah Elizabeth Fulley
Fort Bragg
Greenville
John E. Raper
Misa Gulley
Oscar Graham Gulley
University of North Carolina
Lexington
Raper
J. R. Raper
Linwood
Davidson County
Sorosis Club meeting at McCrary home with Beeson
The Sorosis Club met Friday at Mrs. T. E. McCrary's home with Mrs. Hubert Beeson as associate hostess. Beeson presided in the absence of president Mrs. R. L. Reynolds. Mrs. Carroll Wall, program reader, spoke on American magazines as literature and their history. A delicious dinner followed during social hour.
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Sorosis Club
T. E. McCrary
Hubert Beeson
Miss Becomes Bride in Quiet County Union
Miss ___ joined in marriage in a simple ceremony with family and friends in the county. The event featured a small gathering and kinsfolk celebrating the vows and new life together.
Virginia Brinkley Celebrates Eleventh Birthday at Home
Virginia Holmes Brinkley celebrated her eleventh birthday Friday evening at a Salisbury street home party. Iris Hill won silk Vogette as high score prize after games including Heart Dice. The gathering ended with punch and sandwiches before guests departed.
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Virginia Holmes Brinkley
Salisbury Street
Iris Hill
Miss Rebekah Carpenter Returns to Pastoral Role
Miss Rebekah Carpenter, longtime pastor assistant at the First Presbyterian Church, resumes active duties after a period of transition. Her return signals continued leadership in the church program and community outreach initiatives.
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Rebekah Carpenter
First Presby
Pediatric Guidance Critiques Malaria Labels and Calomel
A medical column urges doctors and parents to avoid labeling illnesses as malaria without blood tests, warns against calomel and quinine, and stresses verification of plasmodium before treatment. It also discusses cautious use of cold baths for children and cautions against aspirin overuse in kids.
Church Worker Resigns for Barnum Spring Orphanage Role
A church staff member resigns to accept a position with the Barnum Spring orphanage. Miss Carpenter arrived as recreational director and later assumed her current duties.
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Terian Church
Barnum Spring
Miss Carpenter
Four Die In Flames In Auto Collision
Four people died after a car crash on Ward Avenue and Thirteen Road in Detroit early Monday. A second vehicle driven by Lawrence Wolfe and passenger Elma Wolfe suffered minor injuries. The first car rolled over and burst into flames after the collision.
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Detroit
Ward Avenue
Belo Lovas
Anna
John Bertha
Barbara
Woodward Avenue
Lawrence Wolfe
Saber Ferndale
Wolfe
Elma
Violinist Reverend Makes Spare-Time Instruments
The Rev. P. J. Bame of Port News Virginia crafts violins in his spare time for pleasure. Hawaiian government considers stowing away on a ship as an offense and may prosecute.
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P. J. Bame
Sport News
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