Love and duty on a wartime shipboard romance
Judy Alcott, daughter of an admiral, faces a choice between Dwight Campbell the ambitious lieutenant and Jack Hanley her loyal friend after surviving the Akron disaster. Past love with Ward Fenning haunts her as Jack warns Dwight seeks influence through the relationship. Judy defends her romance while grappling with memory and loyalty.
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Judy Alcott
Navy
Dwight Campbell
Jack Hanley
Marvel Hastings
Dwight
Ward Fenning
Ward
Lakehurst
Jack
Enterprise
Judy
Cranium Crackers True or False Riddle
A brief puzzle item listing several statements about history and facts. It notes that some are true and some false and directs readers to answers on the Want Ad Page, including a claim about the earth revolving around the sun in 865 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, and 48 seconds.
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Grant
Linkin
White House
Ays
Want
Speakers at William Penn High highlight Golden Rule ethic
Community program during American Education Week featured City Attorney Grover H. Jones praising the Golden Rule as life’s best investment and urging youth to shape tomorrow’s America through faith and action. The event included music from local school groups and student thrift and citizenship activities at William Penn High School.
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William Penn High School
Grover H. Jones
God
Jones
America
Jehova
Attorney Jones
C. E. Yokely
William Penn American Education Week Committee
Leonard Street School
Fairview Street School
Arcady
William Penn
Richardson's Department Store
Thrift
High Point Enterprise
Thomas B. Smith
Winston-Salem Chorus And Orchestra Recital at Mt Vernon Baptist
The Winston-Salem community chorus and orchestra will be presented in recital at Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Tuesday evening at a listed time. The group has earned an enviable reputation in its home town. A small admission will be charged.
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Winston-Salem
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Girl Scout Week Ends With Varied Activities
Girl Scout troop 8 led by Mrs. O E Davis and Mrs J J Wilson closed National Girl Scout Week with several activities. They attended church service at First Baptist where Rev F R Mason gave a timely sermon. The group then held home making day with candy making at William Penn cafeteria and distributed to Saline workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Davis
J. J. Wilson
First Baptist Church
F. R. Mason
William Penn
Friends Hopeful Update on Miss Jeanette Wilson Ill at Home
Miss Jeanette Wilson, ill at her home on 805 Leonard Street for two months, is slightly improved. Dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beatty of Kivett Drive on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peay of Greensboro, and Mrs. Arthur Lee of this city.
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Jeanette Wilson
Leonard Street
Robert Beatty
Kivett Drive
Calvin Brown
Henry Peay
Greensboro
Arthur Lee
Harvest Kiddie Party planned by Alpha Art Club
The Alpha Art Club met at Mrs. C. T. Whitten’s home on Day Street on Thursday November 3. Plans were completed for the Harvest Kiddie Party and a repast was served. The group will adjourn to meet with Mrs. E. P. Wilson on Kivett Drive November 17 with a large slate of members present.
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Alpha Arts
Alpha Art Club
C. T. Whitten
E. P. Wilson
Kivett Drive
Mesdames
O. T. Griffin
F. B. Davis
E. V. Baldwin
O. K. Morgan
Haney Brown Named Manager of Browns for 1989 Season
Fred Haney longtime Toledo Mudhens pilot and ex Major League player was selected as manager of the St. Louis Browns for the 1989 season.
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Haney Brown
ST. Louis
Fred Haney
Toledo Madhens
American Association
St. Louis Browns
Ray Blades Named 1953 Cardinal Manager
St. Louis November 7. Francis Raymond Blades 41 famed outfielder and respected minor league manager was named the 1953 pilot of the St. Louis Cardinals succeeding Frankie Frisch. President Sam Breadon praised Blades long service with the club and his proven leadership as a farm system product stepping up to the parent team.
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ST. Louis
Francis Raymond Blades
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Braden
Blades
Frankie Frisch
Fordham Flash
Breadon
Ray Blades
Cardinal
Redbird
High Point Men at Telephone Group Meet
A. C. Stratton of American Automatic Electric Sales and Robbins Tilden of North State Telephone, both from High Point, attend the North Carolina Independent Telephone association meeting in Southern Pines at The Pine Heedies. A full business program includes a banquet with entertainment and dancing, and Tuesday features an 18-hole all-grass golf tournament.
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Southern Pines
A. C. Stratton
American Automatic Electric Sales Company
Robbins Tilden
North State Telephone Company
High Point
North Carolina Independent Telephone Association
Pine Heedies
Addion
Griffin elected president of local alumni association
Asheboro November 8 John Griffin of Asheboro was elected president of the Eton College Alumni Association of Randolph County at the annual dinner Thursday evening in the basement of the First M. E. church. G A York was named vice president and Miss Ruth Covington secretary treasurer succeeding Mrs. H P Powell.
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John Griffin
Asheboro
Eton College Aumni Association
Randolph County
M. E. Church
Griffin
H. P. Powell
G. A. York
Ruth Covington
Wild mice and house mice facts from UNCLE RAY
The article describes many mice types across continents, their nests, diets, and behaviors. It notes field mice damage crops, deer mice’ long leaps, and how predators keep their numbers down. It mentions singing mice, Japanese waltzing mice, and the role of mice in vitamin research, ending with caution about house mice as pests.
Rome and the Old en Romans leaflet available by mail
The leaflet Rome and the Old en Romans may be had by sending a 3c stamped return envelope to Uncle Ray in care of this paper. Tomorrow topic listed is Brown Rats and Black Rats.
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Rome
Uncle Ray
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