Cross Word Puzzle Father of His Country
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Ann Brown in Chicago Ailing to Find Friends and Work
Ann Brown a penniless orphan and former social butterfly arrives in Chicago seeking belonging and independence. She dreads the $15 a week dressmaker job at Mrs Pringle's, hopes to rise beyond poverty, and contemplates answering a lonely personal ad while a across the alley youth watches.
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Ann Brown
Chicago
Ann
Lonely
Ann Smith
Dearborn
Randolph
Mrs. Pringle
Side Glances and a 10 Cent Store Revelation
A memory of a night haunts Ann as she sustains herself on $15 weekly. She shops at a State Street 10 cent store where a helpful clerk notices a striking resemblance between Ann and Irene Temple Chicago’s debutante, foreshadowing a moment of recognition.
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Ann Brown
Paul Hayden
Steve Claybourne
Clara Brooks
Irene Temple
Ann
State Street
Nation
Chicago
McKenney on Bridge Card Authority Column
William E McKenney presents strategic bridge guidance from Americas card authority detailing bids signals and play patterns. The column offers practical tips for beginners and advanced players alike with example hands and reasoning.
Fundamentals of May guidance on card distribution strategy
This is the final segment on F K Bruel heide's Fundamentals of May. It warns against assuming all key cards are misled in distribution and details how South can avoid endplay by holding up the ace. The example shows how a simple diamond finesse and timing of plays can secure two more tricks, ensuring the contract.
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East
Union Hill Honor Roll Revealed For Third Period
The honor roll issued by Union Hill school principal S Bowen lists students by grade. First graders include Carol Dean Garner and others. second grade features Vera Braham and Irene Mitchell. third grade names Alpha Allred and Elizabeth Witcher. fourth grade Ethel Mae Hill and Patsy Murphy. fifth grade Marth Leon and Adelaide Patterson. sixth grade June Anson and Rebecca Roper. seventh grade Doris Keimer and Virginia Li.
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S. Bowen
Union Hill School
Carol Dean Garner
Jackie Garrad
Alice James
Jimmy Michael
Kathleen Nicholson
Leonard Peatross
Thomas White
Vera Braham
Frances Hipps
Irene Mitchell
James Wade
Alpha Allred
Harold Hedgecock
Cora Nell Laughlin
Billy Sue Michael
Frances Witcher
Elizabeth Witcher
Marth Leon
Adelaide Patterson
Jean Hillingsworth
June Anson
Rebecca Roper
B Chilton
S. J. Windsor
Jert Whitsell
Doris Keimer
Jean Slate Holtorthy Wilson
Virginia Li
Second Insurance SC Chapel Hill In School March
February report from Chapel Hill notes the second annual in school event sponsored by the Carolina Association of Insurance Agents and the University of North Carolina extension will be held here in March.
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Chapel Hill
Th Carolina Association of In Agents
Univer North Carolina
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Iter
Mount
Pete
Miami
Sun Valley
Indianapolis
Louisville
New York
Pasadena
Peter Brown
NEA Service, Inc
M. Rec. U. & Pat
McKenney
WM. E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
F. KE. Bruelheide
Union Hill
Ethel Mae Hill
Patsy Murphy
Dallas Beck
Shirley Chilton
Second Insurance SC
Congoleum
Weigl
Asso Patte
Limi Quanti
North Main Street
A. E. Alexander & Company
North Main Stre
High Point, N. C
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