Gypsy Faces New Freedom As She Rejoins City Social Scene
Gypsy Morell returns to her pre marriage life and social whirl in Greenwich Village after a difficult year. She enjoys cocktail parties, art openings, and new clothes while managing household strain and a growing bond with Hunt Gibson. Tom supports the change with mixed feelings as Lila Hotaling’s divorce moves unfold.
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Gypsy Morell
Tom Weaver
Lila Hotaling
Derek Bliss
Wolla
Gypsy
Lila
Tom
David
Vera Gray
Derek
Marko Broughton
Vera
Out for a Ride and a Ripe Fear of Divorce
Gypsy and Tom discuss marriage and the impulse to ask for freedom if unhappiness grows. The couple fear rumors and social judgment as their rocky conversation foreshadows real trouble unfolding among people they know. Their uneasy moment hints at looming strain on their relationship.
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Weill
Gypsy
Tom
Re sale of High Point land under mortgage notice
Mortgagee J M Godwin offers for sale by public auction in High Point Guilford County land described in a 1926 mortgage. Sale February 23 1934 at 11:00 am at the building front. Bidding starts at 4725.00. sale subject to prior exceptions and purchase money mortgage terms.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
R. M. Tudor
J. M. Godwin
Register of Deeds
High Point
High Point Township
Sheroff
Sheloff
A. Burns
J. A. Gray
J. W. Guyer
B. F. Montgomery
W. P. Pickett
Methodist Protestant Church
Office of the Register of Deeds
M. W. Nash
Trophy Council 20 Jr. O. U. A. M. contest underway
Councilor W. OO Younger urges full attendance for Trophy Council No. 20 Jr. O. U. A. M. contest begun last Thursday night. New applications arrive. plans set to send W. C. Younger and others to Lexington meeting. Members not yet entered choose sides with W. Cecil as score keeper.
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W. OO. Younger
Requi
Trophy Council No. 20
W. C. Younger
Fred McSwaim
F. C. Morehead
L. P. Howell
G. B. Bowden
Lexington
W. Cecil
Brother Cecil
Cc. W. Cecil
Sec
Bowlin tells of abduction to Georgia by hold-up men
Bowlin, a 29 year old grocer from Statesville, returned home after two days missing. He said he was abducted by robbers who took him to Georgia, escaped at a filling station, and later rode back to Charlotte where he found his car abandoned. He carried $65, with some money left with the captors.
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Gypsy
Hunt Gibson
Hunt
Sue Canavan
Gary Cooper
Eighth Stret
Ronney
Tom
Elspeth
Park Avenue
Ronny
Willa Burns
David
Elsa
Tommy
Statesville
BE. R. Bowlin
Georgia
Bowlin
Charlotte
Fashioning a Colonial Costume for February Parties
A March of makeup and hair tips for masquerade events during February. Suggestions include powdering hair, finger waves, marceling, and emulating Martha Washington with curls or a piled hairstyle. Emphasizes pale skin, light rouge, subtle lip color, and restrained blue eyeshadow for a Dresden china look.
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Lincoln
Washington
Marcel
Martha Washington
Sign-up extended for 1934 35 cotton acreage plan
County agent Wagoner urges cotton growers to sign contracts under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration extension through February 15. The notice explains the aim to balance supply and demand, noting a 10 million bale world carryover and parity payments of $5 per bale for compliant farmers, concluding that production control benefits 10 cent cotton.
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J. S. Wagoner
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wagoner
Dry Cleaner Sought To Surrender Blue Eagle Emblem
Winston Salem February 14. John To Nicholds owner of the Ideal cleaners tried to surrender his Blue Eagle and receive a receipt after cutting NRA code prices. EB A Tucker post office superintendent refused the emblem without Washington authority. Nicholds says he is compliant except for a 20 cent price cut to stay in business. Local compliance board withholds action pending formal complaints.
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Winston-Salem
John. To. Nicholds
Ideal Cleaners
EB. A. Tucker
Washington
Nicholds
Governor Ehringhaus May Name Committee on Old Age Insurance
Raleigh February 14 Governor Ehringhaus may name a committee to study the practicability of old age and unemployment insurance for North Carolina. The 1933 legislature authorized such a committee and the governor indicated yesterday that he was considering naming one.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Rumored Brummitt Fountain Coalition in North Carolina Politics
Raleigh reports fueled talk of a 1936 governor bid by Attorney General Brummitt and former Lieutenant Governor Fountain. The Herald notes Fountain distribution of the Rocky Mount Herald and Brummitt’s possible candidacy, with observers considering a Brummitt Fountain coalition and potential challenges to Ehringhaus.
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Eaise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Richard T. Fountain
Herald
Fountain
Dennis G. Brummitt
Max Gardner
Ehringhaus
Brummitt
Granville
Ancient Troy Also Called Ilium
The ancient city of Troy is alternatively known by the name Ilium, reflecting its historic Greek designation.
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Ancient City of
Troy
Ilium
Vincl iron tonic ad promises curves for girls
A Mann Drug Stores advertisement urges girls to take Vincl iron tonic to improve figure and gain curves, claiming the tonic tastes delicious and will attract men.
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Mann Drug Stores
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NEA Serview, Inc
Greenwich Village
Ronny Burgess
Connecticut
Hawaii
Sy Alicia Hart
Guilford
Brummitt — Fountain Coalition
Graham
Orange
McLendon
Durham
Doughton
Alghany
Kirkpatrick
Meckleburg
Cherry
Guston
Mesers
Gardner
Lux
FORD
The
Motor Transit Company
N. C
Ford Dealers
Detroit
EASY
Universal Credit Company
America
T Brown, Inc
East
Washington Street
High Point, N. C
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