Rescue at the Lake Sparks New Romance in Wentworth Household
Jack Wentworth saves Sylvia Sutton from drowning near the lake and after the rescue, a romance begins to unfold. Mrs Wentworth plots to control events as Jill Wentworth and others witness the dramatic moment and the start of a new relationship amid a stormy house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill Wentworth
Alan Jeffry
Harry Wentworth
Jill
Ace Wentworth
Sylvia Sutton
Jack Wentworth
Sylvia
Mrs. Wentworth
Jack
Wraetvest
Barry
Night on the Lake Shadows a Quiet Romance
Jack and Sylvia sail after a perilous night while Barry endures jealousy on the pier. Heartened by the moonlit lake they discuss danger, loyalty, and a budding romance as they walk toward the house under the eerie cypress trees.
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Marge
Barry
Sylvia
Jack
Party Aftermath and Art World Rumors in New York
Mary Raymond reflects on a failed house party and evolving romances among Barry Sylvia and Jack. Jill schemes to boost her social circle by reconnecting with Patty Ralston, chasing art world buzz and a potential one man exhibition as the scene moves on in town.
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Mrs. Wentworth
Jill
Barry
Jack
Sylvia
New York
Resene
Mily
Elisa Woodworth
Elise
Bliss
Patty Ralstox
Patty
North and South Carolina and Georgia Weather Update
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with colder nights and frost in interior areas. North Carolina may see freezing temps in the west portion, while the mountains stay near 80. East coast winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville expected, with overcast skies and rain in the north portion tonight. Charlotte area notes AP weather bureau records ending 7:30 AM show cotton region readings.
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North
Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Hatthras
Charlotte
M. C
Elpen
Northwestern NC teachers elect county superintendent as president
The Northwestern North Carolina District Teachers Association elected Forsyth County Schools Superintendent Thomas H. Cash as president at its convention in Winston-Salem. Miss Lucille Brown of High Point became vice president and Miss Nina Garner of Burlington secretary, with Greensboro chosen for next year’s gathering. The group urged federal school aid, a 12th grade, expanded vocational education, higher school funds, teacher tenure law, and stronger certification.
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Winston-Salem
Northwestern
North Carolina
District Teachers Association
Thomas H. Cash
Forsyth County
Lucille Brown
High Point
Nina Garner
Burlington
Greensboro
Church Activities Feature Local Seventh Day Adventist News
St Mathew C M E church members join the Seventh Day Adventist church on Olga Street for Sunday services. Winston Salem leaders, revivalist Lindsay, and choir quartets from Winston Salem and High Point will perform. Homecoming at First Pentecostal includes dining room reopening and drive for pantry baskets.
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St. Mathew C. M. BE
Winston-Salem
High Point
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Olga Street
Evangelist Lindsay
Winston- Salem
Labor factions prepare for Monday meeting in Washington
Representing the American Federation of Labor and John L. Lewis's Committee for Industrial Organization plan to meet Monday as both sides brace for possible talks on peace terms. Observers warn the session may delay settlement of a two year dispute and set the stage for intensified political and organizational actions.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
A. F. of L
C. TI. O
Eration
American Labor Movement
Lewis
Battle for Shanghai Sees Shifting Front Lines
Chinese and Japanese forces clash as front lines move between Tazang and Kwangtu north of Shanghai. Japan presses to brake Chinese communications and threaten Nangtang while Beijing cites heavy Japanese casualties near Shan hai and transfers wounded to Dairen.
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Shanghai
Tazang
International Settlement
Kwangtu
Nangtang
China
Nanziang
Chepei
Shanhai Front
Italy and Germany Upheld Intervention in Spain
A sub committee met yesterday to finish plans to restore non intervention. Italy and Germany defended their own insurgent intervention in Spain while accusing others of interference. The discussion referenced the Italian ambassador Count Dine Grandi and the envoy of Landen, with ongoing tensions over facilitation of arms and support.
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Italy
Landen
Dine Grandi
Germany
Spain
New Arkansas Senator and Family Involved in Valencia Talks
A wrangling committee, in its seventh meeting, drafted a resolution outlining discussion points for nine governments. Progress stalled with doubt over next week’s prospects, hinging on moves to end token withdrawals and push for full foreign troop withdrawal. Insurgents captured Mieres near Oviedo, with Asturias surrendering after the Santander collapse.
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Sia
Valencia
Asturias
Santander
Mieres
Oviedo
Roosevelt outlines farm act aims at price stability and storage
The proposal calls for safeguarding farmer income and soil fertility, creating an ever normal granary, and storing reserve foods. It would control surpluses when needed while preserving open markets, shield farmers and consumers from price swings, finance through sound methods, and keep local administration in farmers' hands.
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Federal Farm Board
Roosevelt
Rebels Shift to Drive on Capial
Valencia government on a Madrid visit blamed procrastination of European democracies for Italy and Germany gaining time to push aims in Spain. Negrin backs ultimate victory while construction of 42 bomb shelters accelerates in besieged Madrid. Troops sweep Asturias coast routing last government army without firing a shot as Navarrese forces advance south of Oviedo.
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Valencia
Madrid
Italy
Germany
Spain
Iar Dy
Negrin
San Sebastian
Hendaye
France
Returiag
Biscayan
Villaviciosa
Pravine
Gijon
Oviedo
Yarboro Teacher In Line To Win Sweepstake Prize
Tarboro reports Miss Ella Braswell, a Tarboro graded school teacher, will gain from a London sweepstakes ticket she received as a birthday gift. The ticket awards at least 1920 dollars to her if the horse runs. more if it places, with potential prizes up to 50000 dollars if the horse wins.
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Yarboro
Tarboro
Mar’m
Ella Braswell
Americans Dominate Irish Hospital Sweepstakes Draw
In Dublin on October 23 US ticket holders won 426 of 800 consolation prizes each worth 90. A further 800 consolations were to be drawn. The total intake for the sweepstakes, tied to a Cesarewitch pace run Wednesday, was £2,696,155 about $16,610,000 with £1,682,758 about $8,700,000 in the prize fund.
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Ambericans
Dublin
United States
Southeast Carriers to raise coach fares in region
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized southeastern carriers to raise coach fares from 11 2 to 12 cents per mile and to revise interline fares to other territories. The increase becomes effective on 10 days notice after approval sought by the Southeastern Passenger Association. C B Rhodes, chairman, could not estimate revenue changes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southeastern Passenger Association
C. B. Rhodes
Passenger Association
Nurses Examination Set for Raleigh Students in November
Nearly 300 student nurses will take the state board examination in Raleigh on November 3 4 and 5. Miss Bessie Mayman secretary said applications had been filed and one or two more may come in. Today is the deadline for student nurses to file for the test.
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Raleigh
N. C
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Bessie May Man
Chamber to host conference on housing construction slowdown
The United States Chamber of Commerce announced a November 17 and 18 conference to investigate why residential construction has slowed and to map methods to stimulate this building activity.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina Social Security program shows rapid growth
North Carolina saw a tripling of beneficiaries in three months as Old Age Assistance and Dependent Children aid expanded under the Social Security program. July payments totaled 11,777 elderly recipients and 2,062 checks for 6,591 children, with averages of 9.08 and 5.05 respectively. August and September continued rising beneficiary counts though payments per person remained steady.
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Bate
North Carolina
Seber
Deep River Social Notes Include Sewing, Dinners and Visits
Mrs J L Hines hosted the Womens Auxiliary for an all day sewing session with a noon pot luck. Rev and Mrs Lincoln Falk and family of High Point dined with Mrs Eva Thornton. Mrs Mittie Wilson and children attended the Raleigh State Fair, returning Saturday. Guests of Mrs T J Jones included Mrs Emma Sigman and Janice Holcombe of St Augustine Florida, Beulah Skeen of Guilford College, and locals from Guilford College and Guilford area visited Mrs Eva Thornton Sunday.
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J. L. Hines
Lincoln Falk
High Point
Eva Thornton
Mittie Wilson
Doris
Marie
Billy
Frances Williams
Dorothy Thornton
Stephen Thornton
Raleigh
Wilson
T. J
A. W. Yates
State Public Assistance Rankings vary by month
The report shows August ratios for Old Age Assistance and 45th among 50 states and divisions, with Independent children's assistance ranking 33 of 365 in July and 83 of 86 in August. September figures are unavailable. data drawn from the Public Assistance Division of the State Board of Charities and Public Welfare.
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State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Labor Peace Meet Heads Fresh From Major Wins
Two labor leaders who won major victories for their unions will lead the A F L and affiliated groups into a peace conference in Washington. George Harrison heads the peace committee and Philip Murray chairs the committee for Industrial Organization’s peace commission, with several other union leaders named to serve.
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Washington
A. PF. of L
Probation After Death sermon at Christ Science churches
The Christian Science lesson sermon on Probation After Death will be the subject in all Christ, Scientist churches and societies. Services are Sundays at 11 o clock at 819 North Main Street with a reading room open Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 2 to 4:30 o'clock.
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Churches and Societies of Christ
Scientist
North Main Street
Carolinas Circulation Managers meet in Asheville
Approximately 60 attendees are expected at the 18th annual convention of the Carolinas Circulation Managers Association in Asheville from tomorrow through Tuesday.
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Asheville
The
Carolinas’ Circulation Managers’ Association
Peanut growers in Bertie county back compulsory crop control
More than 100 Bertie county peanut farmers endorsed a federal compulsory crop control program at the first meeting held in the peanut belt. The gathering occurred in Windsor on October 28.
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Windsor
Bertie County
Ramsey convicted wife slayer gets 80 year term
In Roxboro on October 28 a jury took seven hours to convict Ry land Ramsey of second degree murder for the killing of his wife. He was sentenced to 80 years in prison.
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Roxboro
Ryland Ramsey
Travel Tour Breaks Up After 14 Days
Nearly one hundred tourist bureau executives and newspapermen wrapped up a 14 day North Carolina tour covering about 2400 miles. The trip, sponsored by the North Carolina conservation commission, ended in Albemarle with a barbecue as organizers praised the successful voyage.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
North Carolina Conservation Commission
Albemarie
Harvite
Coleman W. Roberts
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