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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
7
Doctors and nurses endorse Noxzema as a skin medicine not just a cream. The ad claims eight hour results and overnight improvement with daily use, offering a 25 cent jar for 10 cents and urging readers to clip a reminder coupon.
Susan Carey races to halt an unwanted marriage to Ernest Heath after receiving his surprising letter. She finds Bob Dunbar at the station and confesses they will not wed, as he insists they leave together, despite the looming train.
Wachovia has trust representatives who visit Asheville High Point Raleigh and Salisbury to discuss trust problems that cannot be covered satisfactorily by mail.
Grace returns to her former secretary post after a tense visit with Jimmy. She masks pain with a bright smile, plans to reclaim her role, and characters note her sharp ideas as she moves past personal betrayal toward routine. NEXT: Surprising news for Sue.
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