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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1936
Page
5
Kay Dunn, a stewardess, falls for Ted Graham, a veteran pilot planning the trans Pacific route. Ted treats marriage as a planned operation and assigns duty like flight charts. When Kay impulsively travels to Honolulu she confronts Ted’s strict control and Monte Blaine’s misconduct triggers punishment and career shakeups.
Kay tails Illah in Honolulu club while Pearl Harbor and Trans-Pacific Airways face a meningitis scare on Midway. She hopes to aid Ted and his men, recalling the dangerous ties of her circle and the looming flight of the Mariner to Manila.
The ninth annual conference district of the Methodist Protestant church serving High Point and Guilford charge will hold its last rally of the year Sunday at 2 30 pm in Fairfield M P church. Dr J E Pritchard will discuss church union and a large turnout is hoped for.
A Wesley Memorial M E Church South missionary group met at William Penn high school to hear local Negroes needs and discuss social problems. Leaders and attendees planned a broader Southern Methodist program to study the American Negro with aims toward improvement and brotherly understanding. Revival at King's Chapel continues with G E B Johnston of Indianapolis conducting a reunion. Little Sopha Hart, 12, dies in Columbia after illness. funeral in Columbia, S C, and local remains here Sunday morning. Rev A L Townsent and others visited G Greene in Asheboro recently.
Greensboro report shows North Carolina tax chief Charles H. Robertson announcing a quarterly Internal Revenue record of 83 749 398 93 dollars for the quarter ending September 30. The figure marks a gain of 9 832 407 44 over the same period in 1935 as the federal fiscal year starts July 1.
The article promotes Black-Draught laxative powder with adjustable dose for different ages. It claims the proper amount relieves constipation without harsh purging and helps the digestive tract eliminate regularly. Sold in 5 cent packages.
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