Nest Egg For Lottie's Education
Sibbie Libbie, an uneducated cashier, regrets lost chances after eloping early. Her daughter Lottie grows into a gifted student with access to college, contrasting the mother's stalled life. Libbie funds Lottie's schooling, hoping Lottie avoids the hardships she faced and seizes the education she missed.
Lottie’s European Dream Delayed by Fallout at Home
When Lottie turned eighteen she graduated with honors and won a two month European travel scholarship. Instead of thrill, the event brought disengagement and waning ambition as her mother Libbie watched Lottie drift, until a late romance with Lon Brown altered their path. A child named Sibble arrived on Lottie’s birthday, and saving for college began anew.
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Sibble
Lottie
Libbie
Sibbie
Attie Bank
Eastern College For
College Ife
Lon Brown
Pert
Slim
Literary Society
Dramatic Club
Hi- Ne
Edda May
Stichie
Lorttle
Ife
Seattle
Europe
Slibble
England
France
Germany
Italy
Hself
Lfe
Lotte
Lon
Sihbble
Savings Bank
First Known No Perfume Recipe Citation in Exodus Passage
The text cites a 17th or 18th century reference to a no perfume recipe linked to C I Thompson and the Mystery and Lure of Perfume. It discusses biblical ingredients such as stacte and angeha and describes a sacred fragrance crafted as a holy confection for the Lord.
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Thompson
Moses
Measurement of Gins and Women in Early Study
A historical note reports that at age sixteen the typical hoist of the American gin is about 666 tmehes and the average belo of the American woman is 05 Enehes.
Holiday gatherings fill homes across the region
A flood of Christmas and holiday entertaining fills homes from Bridgetown to Denton and beyond. Families including Blackburns, Thomases, Mitcheils, Slaugh ters, Coopers, Hartnetts, Jacksons, Beckhams, Vansants, and many others gather for dinners and visits at residences in Clayton, Bridgeville, Preston, Marydel, Chestertown, Galena, and Wilmington during the holiday week.
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J. E. Weaver
Alfred Blackburn
Howard Thomas
Annie Blackburn
Mary Mitcheil
Bridgetown
Roy Slaughter
Denton
Hilda Weaver
Wibnington
M. B. Cooper
Richard Bullock
Cooperstown
N. Y
Frank Hartnett
Dover
Wiliam Wraten
Clayton
Frank Seward
Wilmington
Cooper
Edgar Anderson
Charles R. Jackson
Bridgeville
Del
Thomas Attix
Mary
Lloyd Cannon
Preston
Mary Jackson
John Cohee
Herman Cohee
Wesley Smith
Marydel
Jeanie Cohee
Oliver Carmine
Wyoming
Roberta Jackson
Calvin Porter
Hersey Hughes
Baltimore Corner
Harvey Porter
Ebner Stubbs
Robert Stubbs
Roxanan Kornrumpf
Rebecca Armstrong
Harry
Marcus Wook
Blanche Sherwood
Louise Bernard
Pelton
George Holmes
Bernard
Strode Beckham
Washington, D. C
Fannie Beckham
Chestertown
James Beckham
Bowling Green
Kentucky
B.C. Beckham
W. P. Mantove
Wavre de Grace
M Lr
William A. Fleetwood
W. P. Manlove
A. G. Stufft
Tomer Stufft
Esther Nashold
Grace Stufft
Jillian Reese
Lenora Evans
Cumepus VanSant
L. R. VanSant
Galena
Warren Vancant
Eleanor Tforsey
Cornell University
New York
Thomas Howey
University of Maryland
Sanantis
T. C. Harsey
Lawrence Laramore
Tenton
Allenry Porter
Clayton Porter
Christos
Hilda Morgan
Messrs. Wyatt
Dorreh Lancaster
Philadelphia
2. C. Russell
Anna Jane Morgan
Kenneth Bostic
Chester
William Sipe
Denton National Bank Holiday Notice 1933
Denton National Bank in Denton Maryland announces closure on New Year’s Day Monday January 1 1931- a legal holiday. All paper payable here maturing that day may be paid the following day. W I Norris cashier.
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Norris
J. Frank Wright
George W. Beck
Paul S, van Dyke
New Year Romance at the Embassy Hotel
In the Embassy hotel supper room on New Year’s Eve, Stanley Allen proposes to Barbara Langford amid dining, dancing, and musical accompaniment. After a playful quarrel over past proposals, Barbara agrees to marry him. They depart in a blue car as the band fades with Kiss Me Again.
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Stanley Allen
Barbara Langford
Stanley
Babs
Barbara
Stanmey
Rele Orospoen
Inet
Indy
Tonneau
Gway
Embassy
Staneley
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNU
Ebie
Ilithe Lottle
Ufe
Cecil B
DeMille Motion Picture
Ani
Jesus
The
Bible Guild
Nation
Endowment For Warm Springs Foundation
America
Roosevelt
United States
President Roosevelt
Henry L. Doherty
Warm
Warm Springs
General Persing
Cardinal Hayes
William Green
Owen D. Young
Will Rogers
Wii] H. Hays
Edsel Ford
Talburt
New
Kiota
Greensboro
Tut
Denton National Bank
Denton, Md
the Peoples Bank
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
the Provident State Bank
Preston, Md
J. L. Everngam
Rawleigh
Caroline County
Rawleigh CO
Dept
E. F. Withers
Second Street
Eugene G. Anderson
West Denton
M. M. Wasson
C. J. Kern
Andrew Hutchison
Cordova
Easton
Riley
Riley’s Coffee Shop
Primrose Tea
Aston
Maryland
Esskay
Scrapple
SK Special
Braunschweiger
SK Steer
ICE Service Company
Queenstown
Wye Mills
Vic Vickers
Melvin Johnson
St. Michaels
Ea Elesan
Henry Kern
Quaker Maid Milk CO
Goldsboro, Md