Ring Gift Unveiled in Family Christmas Tale
Marian and her fiancé Austin plan a quiet Christmas as Marian adores a diamond ring she believes to be her grandfather Browning’s legacy. Family talk about the will reveals money for the funeral swallowed by debts, forcing trust tests, a confession, and a simple, sincere gift.
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Marian = Garnett
Austin Browning
Austin
Browning
Marian
Aed
Frank
Teremotton
Margaret
Alice
Fotin
Ile Tilde
Grandpa Garnet
Ofa
Imitation Diamond Confession Sparks Christmas Joy
Marian and Austin share a tense afternoon ending in relief as Marian admits the ring is a fake and costs ten dollars. Their exchange reveals trust and love, canceling fears of disappointment and underscoring the value of honesty over extravagant gifts.
Vienna Schubert Centenery Highlighted by Recital
In Vienna the celebration of the Schubert Centenery featured a piano solo of an Impromptu by a unnamed artist. Mrs Jeter presented the Lucia opera story and performed selections from several operas. Miss Besa DuBois offered a solo arrangement of the famous sextette. Mrs Sapp and Mrs Gay Newton provided salad and hot tea.
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Bration
Vienna
Lucia
R. P. Jeter
Besa DuBois
Miss Cora Brashear Undergoes Major Operation
Miss Cora Brashear underwent a very serious operation at the King Daughter's hospital at Temple on Monday morning of last week.
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Cora Brashear
King# Daughter’s hospital
Temple
Taylor Family Visits Son Recovering From Influenza
Dr and Mrs G B Taylor were called to Waco on Thursday to see their son Jack Taylor who is ill with a severe influenza attack. They report he is resting better.
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G. B. Taylor
Waco
Jack Taylor
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Jimmy
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Wes
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Weems Gin
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Cameron, Texas
Martin
Symphony Club
J. H. Sapp
Cameron Symphony Club
Rose Rischar
Santa Claus
Santa
Byrne College
Byrne Commercial College
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Cameron
Florist
T T. W. Reed