Wife for Sale Still Fails to Find Good Man
Dorothy Lawlor the so called wife for sale remains unpaid for five months since her ad seeking a husband with $10 000 drew a stream of offers that fell short. She recounts 13 000 wrong steers 100 near misses 20 paid appearances seven all expensed trips two husbands none. She notes inflation and supply up while demand wanes and cites phonies kibitzers cranks and time wasters as the modern obstacle to marriage. She recalls offers that collapsed after delays or changed circumstances and says she remains hopeful, with interest from a Philippines man and a Frenchman cited by an New York attorney.
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New York
Dorothy Lawlor
Colorado
Dorothy
Ohio
Louisiana
New Mexico
France
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Washington
Ciudad Trujillo
Philippines
Tobacco Prices Make Comeback On Middle Belt
Tobacco prices rose on the Middle Belt with gains mainly from 50 cents to $3 per hundred pounds. The Eastern North Carolina Old Belts saw prices fall, with the Greenville market final sales set for November 15.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
U. S
Twelve Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
Twelve marriage licenses were issued in the past week by Deputy Register of Deeds D. W. Hoskins. The couples include Glenn Sexton and Joyce Billings, K. G. Kennedy Jr. and Patsy Horton, John Thrift and Doris Harper, Madison Ling and Iris Pinkston, Harold Roach and Christine Linthicum, all of High Point. Also Ales C. Wooten and Irma Smith, Dennis Wilson and Neva Mabe of Winston-Salem, John B. Joyce and Mae Simpson of Mt. Airy, Raymond Heller Jr. and Doris Lane of East Bend, Comas Bowles of Cycle and Lena Current of High Point, Randall Johnson of High Point and Cleo Farrington of Greensboro, Carl Masemore of Boonville and Mary Barber of Jonesville.
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Register of Deeds
D. W. Hoskins
Glenn Sexton
Joyce Billings
K. G. Kennedy, Jr
Patsy Horton
John Thrift
Doris Harper
Madison Ling
Iris Pinkston
Harold Roach
Christine Linthicum
High Point
Ales C. Wooten
Irma Smith
Dennis Wilson
Neva Mabe
Winston-Salem
John B. Joyce
Mae Simpson
Mt. Airy
Raymond Heller, Jr
Doris Lane
East Bend
Comas Bowles
Cycle
Lena Current
Randall Johnson
Cleo Farrington
Greensboro
Carl Masemore
Boonville
Mary Barber
Jonesville
Raleigh Orphanage Trustees Elect Rev L C Larkin
North Carolina Methodist Conference delegates confirmed Rev Leon C Larkin as Raleigh Orphanage superintendent at a salary of 5000. They refused to fund part of a Durham home for the aged. Major gifts include 60000 from Mrs L B Garris and 30000 from the late A C Monk for a memorial chapel. New hospital and home trustees named from Raleigh Durham Warrenton Whiteville Wilmington Kinston Scotland Neck.
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Greenville
WPI
Leon C. Larkin
Raleigh
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Durham
L. B. Garris
Methodist
A. C. Monk
Farmville
Board of Hospitals and Homes
C. R. Phillot
P. D. Snipes
C. A. Dillon
L. S. Massey
Norwood Boyd
Warrenton
Homer Lyon
Whiteville
W. A. McGiit
Wilmington
E. Y. Speed
Kinston
W. W. Kitchin
Scotland Neck
Runaway Youth Returns Home To Improve Grades
Twelve year old George Latimer returns to Pittsburgh after a trip through Ohio New York and Virginia to raise his grades. His mother says she did not punish him as he returned with a grin and he brought back a camera for his sister gifts for siblings and three plaid shirts.
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Pittsburgh
George Latimer
Ohio
New York
Virginia
Pauline Latimer
George
Rancher Ordered to Appear Over Livestock Market
Paul R. Worsley of Rocky Mount was ordered to appear before the state board of agriculture to show why his permit or operation of Worsley’s stockyard should not be revoked. The action claims he removed non vaccinated pigs from his market in violation of the act regulating public livestock markets.
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Raleigh
Paul R. Worsley
Rocky Mount
State Board of Agriculture
Worsley
L. J. Faulhaber
Agriculture Department
Veterinary Division
Quicker Action For Reserve Officers
Washington November 6. The army announced quicker action for reserve officers seeking active duty. Instead of sending applications to local reserve instruction, officers may be sent directly to the adjutant general in Washington. The move shortens the usual channels for processing.
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Washington
Army
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