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...Yale University community was reported "shocked" yesterday upon hearing of the death of its varsity tennis captain in an automobile accident Friday night. Captain Theodore C. Joyner was killed and two other leading Yale tennis players were seriously injured when their car plunged over an embankment in Fayetteville...
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Where He Trod. In Columbia, S.C., David Joyner pleaded guilty to a drunkenness charge, had his sentence suspended when he testified that he had been on his way to church at the time...
...within their limitations they are well-handled and they have many excellent passages. The best of the three is "A Thousand Miles Away," by Charles Flood--a simple but effective story of a woman who recalls an old love affair from the midst of her happily married life. Billy Joyner's "Dark Faces" is not I think, up to the very high standard of his first two Advocate stories, but is still an excellent atmosphere piece about the South of 1864. Finally, George Kelly's "Summer's End," a study of the different feelings members of a family have toward...
...Billy Joyner's story "At Four O'clock to Remember" is the third good piece in the issue--within its limits, in fact, a better job than the more ambitious plays. It concerns a feebleminded 25-year-old farm girl who is seduced. Joyner shows a fine touch in portraying the girl's dulled, slowed-down feelings, and manages, too, to catch the quite desperation of the parents weighed down by the burden and shame of such a daughter. It is an excellent story, simple and yet not shallow...