Gypsy and Vera clash over love and loyalty
Tom Weaver struggles with his marriage to Gypsy as Vera Gray presses for attention and questions his distance. Gypsy contends with financial strain after their baby David and a looming divorce threat from others, while Vera seeks reassurance amid work and romance. The chapter opens with Vera visiting Tom at work, lingering over lunch, and stirring tension.
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Gypsy Morell
Tom Weaver
Lila Hotaling
Derek Bliss
Lila
Gypsy
Tom
David
Vera Gray
Derek
Marko Broughton
Morell
Miss Gray
Vera
MABEL McELLIOTT 1939 NEA Service Humored Romance
Vera pleads about hurt feelings while Tom tries to reassure her in a light hearted exchange. The scene ends with Vera expressing relief and Tom's puzzled curiosity. (To Be Continued)
North Carolina Citizen Refuses Wages for Forest Fire Work
Raleigh February 12 A Robeson county man Lacy Buie of Red Springs returned two vouchers for forest fire control pay with notes refusing payment saying he would not cash the checks. R Bruce Etheridge praised Buie and urged others to share responsibility for conserving forests and game resources.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Commonwealth
Lacy Buie
Red Springs
Robeson County
R. Bruce Etheridge
Conservation and Development
Department of Conservation and Development
Forest and Game
Etheridge
Robesonian
Bule
Truck Drivers Union Meeting Tuesday Night
Local Truck Drivers union 193 I B of T C 8 and H of A will meet Tuesday at 7 pm at Central Labor Union hall 127 North Wrenn Street. An open 20 minute session invites all truck drivers and members urged to attend important matters will be discussed.
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I. B. of
T. C
H. of A
Central Labor Union Hall
North Wrenn Street
State Health Project studies statewide health administration
The North Carolina Board of Health weighs taking over local health work to cut funds and extend full-time public health services. Data show 1,691,473 people have full-time service while 1,478,803 live where none exists. Seventeen counties have four-piece units. many others have three or two-piece setups or no organized program. Dr. J. M. Parrott says state-wide administration could consolidate efforts from Raleigh as a central clearing house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Joynes Macfarlan
Associated Press
Raleigh
North Carolna
State Board of Health
Board of Health Today
State Health Board
Forsyth
Stokes
Yakdin
Beaufort
Buncombe
Cumberland
Durham
Gaston
Granville
Guilford
Halifax
Lenoir Mecklenburg
New Hanover
Pitt
Rowan
Lurry Wake
Wayne
Wilson
Cabarrus
Columbus
Davidson
Edgecombe
Franklin
Moore
Nash
Northampton
Richmond
Robeson
Rutherford
Sampson
Vance
Wilkes
Bladen
Randolph
Alleghany
Brunswick
Craven
Pamlico
Pereon
Polk
Person
Caldwell
Haywood
Ocracoke Island
Hyde County
J. M. Parrott
State Health Administration Studied for Cost Savings
A three member special board studies state wide health administration and a modified civil service for the health department. The aim is to create active local health units in every county and reduce costs through central management while ensuring healthful conditions statewide.
Wrigley Declares Special Dividend
Wrigley declares a special dividend of 50 cents per share to its 7 000 stockholders. The payment will be made March 16 to stockholders of record March 8 1934. Philip K Wrigley president urges using extra funds to boost retail business.
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Chicago
Til
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
Philip K. Wrigley
Stockeee
Jeritza Delivers Concert Fame From Opera Star to Public
Durham notes Maria Jeritza, famed Metropolitan soprano, touring the United States in a concert series after not renewing with New York opera. Her rising national profile follows a pivotal 1921 New York triumph and broad public interest for live performances beyond radio and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Maria Jeritza
Duke University
Brunnhilde
Manon
Jeritza
New York
Korngold
Caruso
Geraldine Farrar
Mitzi Jeritza
Vienna
Strauss
Puccini
Austria
New York Opera
Randolph County Joins In Survey
Randolph county will participate in the state month health survey of children in public schools this month. Doctors Presnell Swaim Salsbury Graham Ristler will volunteer for the two days February 20 and 22. Clinics will be held in Asheboro Ramsuer and Randleman schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
O. L. Presnell
John Swaim
Salsbury
C. A. Graham
Ramséur
C. D. Ristler
Randleman
Ramsuer
Mrs A C Spillman Dies at Son's Fairfield Home
Mrs Annie C Spillman died at her son D F Spillman’s home in the Fairfield community after a two week illness. Born October 8 1857 in Stokes County she was married to Rev A C Spillman fifty two years ago. Survived by son and husband funeral from Ebenezer M E Church near Pinnacle on Tuesday at 2 pm with burial in Little Yadkin cemetery.
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Annie C. Spillman
D. F. Spillman
Fairfield
Spillman
Stokes County
Jabez
Margaret Gavage Lambert
Ebenezer M
Randolph County
A. C. Spillman
Ebenezer M. BE
Pinnacle
N. C
Little Yadkin Cemetery
Trade names for rabbit fur reach eighty six varieties
Rabbit fur is marketed under 86 trade names including Baltic Lion American Seal Baltic Black Fox Black Lynx Belgian Beaver French Sable Galland Squirrel Australian Cony Baltic Tiger Erminette French Chinchilla Russian Leopard Muckratine and additional labels.
Princess Ida to Be Staged by Carolina Playmakers
The Gilbert and Sullivan opera Princess Ida will be presented by the Carolina Playmakers at Aycock auditorium Greensboro on Wednesday night February 14 at 8 30. Harry Davis will stage the production Grady Miller directs the music Gurney Briggs Sr a UNC student from this city is among the cast in the debut light opera production for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert and Suvan
Carolina Playmakers
University of North Carolina
Aycock
Woman’s College of the University
Greensboro
Harry Davis
Grady Miller
Holls
Gurney Briggs, Sr
J. Gurney Briggs
Reformers Rename Deadly Wool Alcohol to Menthanol
A dangerous wool alcohol previously sold for consumption was renamed menthanol to deter drinkers. Authorities and reformers warned of its lethal risks, urging enforcement and public education to prevent poisoning incidents.
False Teeth Now Worn With Real Comfort
Dental breakthrough promises comfortable wear for dentures with a new lace like fit and adaptable sizing. Experts say the system reduces irritation and allows longer use without adjustment.
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Everved
Tommy
Boston
Clyde
Weaver
Seventy-second Street
Times Square
O. K
Johnny
Mabel McElliott
Ae Eel Tiel
Scue Na
Nature
Arthurn
William Boein
Senate
United Aircraft and Transportation Company
Wrigley
Fat Mary
Slender
Ida
Greenstoro
Hesterfield
Licenri & Myers
Tosacco Ca
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