Lora Defies Mrs Tyler in Paris Gown at Party
Lora overcomes her mother in law and the Greenwood house when Wade’s mother vetoes her in law dress and Virginia’s memory surfaces. Jemmy defends Lora as she dons the pale green gown, revealing Wade’s lingering past and Lora’s resolve to wear her garnets.
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Chapter Twelve in Full Confidence
Lora enters Wade's room in a new gown while Jemmy watches. Wade eyes her fashion, then urges they go downstairs to show Wade’s mother. Lora hesitates about whether the gown is suitable and treads carefully to avoid brushing stairs.
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Local Radio TV Schedule Digest for Decatur
A scanned page lists daily radio and television time slots from morning to late evening. Programs include news, music, talk, variety shows, dramas, cartoons, game shows, Westerns, and public affairs blocks with titles like Queen For A Day Dragnet You Bet Your Life and The Lone Ranger.
Fisk professor and wife seek order to admit Negro children
Associate mathematics professor Robert W Rempfer and his wife filed an amendment to a federal integration suit asking U S District Judge Elmer D Davis to order Pearl Elementary to enroll their son and daughter. The amendment adds that the White Elementary Junior and Senior High Schools be opened to Negro pupils. Defendants are the City School Board and school principals. They must answer by December 19. The amendment notes that the schools are accessible to Negro residents.
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Zenith Biscayne 21 inch console ad at Radio Shack
An advertisement promotes the new Zenith Biscayne 21 inch console with Cinebeam Picture Tube and Cine-View on screen. It urges a home trial and directs readers to Radio Shack at 717 Ave NE in Dearborn.
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Court dispute over school access and segregation
The excerpt notes that defendants deny school facilities to infant plaintiffs and other white children, the Rempters’ unsuccessful bid for admission to Negro schools, and a declaration that both children were refused admission to the Negro school. It also mentions Great Lakes shipping traffic and a reference to a mentally deficient woman possibly having a child of normal intelligence.
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