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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1935

Page

3

Worthville Hearts and a Midnight Alias Dance

Ruth Woodson seeks shelter in Worthville and pretends to be Elaine Chalmers while clinging to romance with John McNeill. A police stop tests her lie as they head to a country club dance, ending with RuthName Ruth Woodson, a hopeful night under the town lights.

Ruth Woodson Worthville Bertha Girds Penny Elaine Chalmers Ruth John McNeill Elaine Graycastle College John Smith Bertha Gibbs Ruth Goodby Miss Blaine John Cleveland New York Saint Stephens Tance Blaine Allegheny Cabin Maryland John McNeil Goodby Blaine Chalmers

What Do You Know of North Carolina?

North Carolina's two senators were Benjamin Hawkins and Samuel Johnston. A deed transferring part of North Carolina to the federal government was signed February 25, 1790, and the area became the Southwest Territory on May 26, 1790, then a state on June 1, 1796.

North Carolina Tennessee Fayetteville United States Belgium Brazil North Caro Gabriel Johnson Benjamin Hawkins Warren County Samuel Johnston Chowan Southwest Territory Henry W. Hilliard South Carolina Alabama Tyler Congress Hayes Walter Hines Page Moore County Great Britain Josephus Daniels Raleigh Angus Wilton McLean Be Son Warnance Corporation Philadelphia William Hooper Joseph Hewes John Penn Continental Congress Benjamin Franklin London Mrs. Merrill Miss Chandor Madam Balson Versailles Pennett Samuel Goldwyn

Treasury issues worn five-cent coins to curb silver rise

The Singapore Treasury minted five-cent pieces of 117 118 mintage to counteract rising silver prices in the Straits Settlements. The worn coins contain less silver than new coins and thus were not worth melting. They are quickly returned to the Treasury, and officials say the tactic prevented further silver price increases.

Straits Settlements Treasury of Singapore

Jail Sale in Scotland Includes Governor's Residence

The Flintshire County Jail near Mold Scotland has been sold to R B Kelly Mold attorney and clerk to the local magistrates. The governor's residence and warder's house are included in the sale. Built for 150000 dollars the jail closed due to prisoner scarcity and later served as a monastery and military detention barracks.

Flintshire Mold Scotland R. 8. Kelly

Message Floats After 25 Years in Bottle Found Off Scotland

A glass message in a bottle, sealed for about a quarter century, washed ashore near the Scottish coast. It was found by a trawler, delivered to a Fishery Board official in Aberdeen, covered with seawood and barnacles. The note inside dated August 6, 1910, claimed the sender was Drifter M, EB. 620 Vine, reporting all well at latitude 56.40 N and longitude 2.43 W.

Fishery Board Aberdeen Scotland Scottish

tempestuous rebel film star reflects on life and fame

Hollywood gossip column by Constance Bennett recounts childhood storms in New York and a tempestuous rise through Paris London and Hollywood. She recalls fear of audiences, contract shuffles, a Paris life plan, a 5 year Pathé offer, and defiance against sharing personal topics in interviews.

New York Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Europe Paris London Biarritz The Riviera France America Paria Marquis de la Falaise de la Coudraye Pathe UFA Berlin Henry

Auto Death Toll Mounts in North Carolina August

North Carolina reports 398 automobile accidents in August with 2 fatalities and 578 injuries. Officials cite driver violations as primary causes, and expect declines with the new driver license law taking effect November 1.

J. C. Baskervilis Enterprise Bureau Sir Walter Raleigh Raleigh North Carolina Department of Revenue Charles D. Farmer

Indian tribal name reflects the man earned

The article explains that a tribal name is earned by an Indian through his actions and record. A name can be good or bad depending on his deeds, and it is not given freely but earned through conduct.

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