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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1931

Page

2

Norma Kent and Mark Travers Wed in Blue Springs

Norma Kent a 20 year old secretary marries Mark Travers son of millionaire real estate dealer F M Travers after his father swears to cut him off. The couple travel to Blue Springs for their honeymoon where Mark showers Norma with luxury before introducing her to Hollis Stone. Norma questions Mark's commitment at a tense lunch with golfer Clint Halloran as they discuss golf and social life in Marlboro.

Norma Kent Mark Travers F. M. Travers Mark Marlboro Metropolis Chris— Saunders Norma Bradley Hart Chris Bob Farrell Blue Springs Hollis Stone Stone Fanchon’s Clint Halloran Halloran Ted Patterson Patterson Mr. Stone Agua Caliente

Marriage Tension and Family Strains at Blue Springs Inn

Norma and Mark navigate tension over his family and money while staying at Blue Springs. Norma learns Mark’s mother may respond to their rushed marriage as he worries about an expected check and Alicia’s distant European life. The mood shifts from sunny to uneasy as night falls and Mark returns late, pale and disheveled.

Halloran Mark Norma Snn Betwen Mark Alicia Count Jules de Lautrec Ark Jules Europe Blue Springs

Motors Club Seeks Southern License Reciprocity Conference

The Carolina Motor Club proposes a conference of southern state representatives to forge a general reciprocity agreement on motor vehicle licenses. President Coleman W. Roberts said he wired eight state governors yesterday to propose the meeting.

Greensboro Carolina Motor Club Southern Stats Coleman W. Roberts Motor Club

Johnston Sentenced for Manslaughter in Dolly Greene Death

A. B. Dick Johnston, North Wilkesboro businessman, was sentenced to four months in jail for manslaughter in the January death of Dolly Greene after his car overturned near here. He was hired out to Floyd C. Forrester and ordered to pay $17,500 to the dead girl’s estate.

Senoir Dolly Greene Here A. B Dick) Johnston North Wilkesboro Floyd C. Forrester Walter E. Moore Johnston

Bennett divorce grants housekeeper alimony in Los Angeles

Mrs Agnes F Bennett, 52, formerly housekeeper to Albert Aus tin Bennett, filed for divorce. The court ordered her to retain the home duties and receive $50 a month in alimony from her former husband, who could not match her marital status as his wife.

Los Angeles Agnes F. Bennett Albert Austin Bennett

Story of Hosiery Book Boosts North Carolina Industry

May Hosiery Mills of Burlington awarded its advertising to Houck and Company for a research backed book The Story of Hosiery detailing the hosiery industry from Stone Age to modern plants The work aims to shift textile appreciation toward the South and North Carolina with wide library distribution planned The project highlights William Lee the inventor of the knitting machine and a shift toward mass production in U S textile history

America May Burlington England Nottingham Ipswitch Mass Jesse Fewkes May Hosiery Mills, Inc Houck and Company High Point Roanoke Houck May Hosiery Mills New York Houck Agency United States Europe Greece Rome China France Central America Smithsonian Institution United States National Museum Washington, D. C New York Public Library The Historical Society of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Historical Society of Ipswich Massachusetts North American Society of Arta Macmillan Company, Ltd London Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, Ltd North Carolina Queen Elizabeth Edison Ford William Lee Encyclopaedia Britannica Wesley Taylor Pennsylvania South

Melons of Hoke County Sell At Profit

Raeford dispatch notes 412 carloads of watermelons shipped by Hoke County growers this year, more than double last year’s 164. Prices averaged $40 per car, with many growers pleased to cover fertilizer costs and still have cash. Cull melons are fed to pigs, reducing feed costs.

Raeford Hoke County W. D. Burton

Fall Season Opens At Belmont Park Track

Belmont Park opens its 12 day fall meet with major races including the Lawrence Realization the Jockey Club gold cup and the Futurity. Twenty Grand is set to start in the Lawrence Realization on Saturday and the Futurity offers more than 100000 dollars as the richest race in the world.

New York Belmont Park Jockey Club

Going Down MRS HENPECK Opinion Skew in Humorous Exchange

A short Tit-Bits style quip about rising costs and shifting opinions. Mr Henpeck laughs at Mrs Henpeck’s view of him while she doubts theirs, and the neighbor’s opinion adds social edge to the joke.

Mrs. Henpeck MR. Henpeck

Kaufman’s Bolivian Good Will Echoed in Diplomacy

Washington Daybook notes Kaufman, a diplomat and peacemaker, served in Bolivia before Siam posting. His charity funded an orphanage in Cochabamba and he built a synagogue and a Catholic church in his mother’s town. His work helped avert Bolivian Paraguay border war and influenced Washington’s mediation approach.

Herbert Plummer Washington Presiit David Iman Pennsylvania Hoe Bolivia la Paz White House Kaufman Siam Bangkok Denmark State Department America Coolidge Paraguay Cochabama United States Lithuania

Davidson Farmer Profits From His Milk Herd

Davidson county farmer E. J. Zimmerman of Welcome reports six cows earned a net profit of 144.26 for the first six months of testing. They produced 4,229 pounds of milk valued at 104.22 with 188.9 pounds of butterfat. Fat valued at 75.56. total production value 179.78. Feed cost 35.52, leaving 144.26 as labor pay.

Lexington E. J. Zimmerman Welcome Davidson County P. M. Hendricks

Businessman Rejects Suitor in Tit-Bits Style

A business man interviews his daughter's suitor and says he cannot approve the marriage now. He asks for the suitor's name and address and promises to consider again if nothing better turns up soon.

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