Trent Family Home Christmas Surprise Unveiled
Barry Trent returns to a white Christmas at Trent Hall as Miranda reveals the marriage of Captain Barry Trent to Linda Benton. The town learns of the couple through a newspaper announcement while Miranda boasts of outwitting the press and hosting a joyous, candid family celebration with singing and stories.
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Linda
Barry
Trent
Miranda
Marco Polo
Silvia Star
Blang
Julia Trent
Saint Michael's
Old Miranda
Les
Bary
Jefferson
Cicely
Lord Jesus
Bethlehem
Miranda Trent
Lydia Chattam
W. S. Perkins
Dorothy
Georgia
Ethel Grace
Pomona
Tate
C. B. Carter, Jr
E. L. Jones
Joe Harrelson
Robert
Davie County
Harrelson
Estelle Hare
C. D. Pruitt
Greensboro
Onia Sout
Redding Street
Dolphne Draughn
Tryon Street
Austin Draughn
Winston-Salem
Georgia Carter
Mary Lou Pruitt
J. 8. Stout
Fannie Lewis
McLeansville
Isaac Honeycutt
Mocksville
T. CC. Forrester
Margaret
Washington, D. C
E. V. Hubbard
Charlie Waller
Sunshine Club to Meet at Pickett Mills Library
The Sunshine club schedules its regular monthly meeting for Thursday night January 6 at the library at o'clock. All members urged to attend. Misses Margaret Jones and Ruth Reavis will lead games and refreshments.
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Sunshine Club
Margaret Jones
Ruth Reavis
Carl Jones
Hazel Rivenbark
Greensboro
Boy Scout News
Boy Scouts of
Fred Jones
Boy Scouts
Digest Food Help Stomach Digest Without Laxatives
A historical advertisement touts a remedy to aid digestion after heavy meals. It claims to ease stomach discomfort, nausea, and indigestion by using a product sold by Bell & Co.
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Spence
Bell & Co
December 1892 driest month at Greensboro High Point airport
Records show December was the driest since 1892 with only seven clear days. Total precipitation reached 1.28 inches while 12 days were partly cloudy and 12 cloudy. The mean monthly temperature was 28.6 degrees with highs of 65 on the 16th and 14 on the 7th.
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Greensboro High Point
Remarkable Cat Raises Rat Kitten With Three Offspring
In Danville Virginia a mother cat produced three kittens and a fourth kitten, a young wharf rat, which the mother fed and nursed along with the felines. The unlikely family coexists peacefully in a quirky domestic tale.
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Danville
Mineo Man Warns On Speed. Sign Urges Care
In Minco Oklahoma Mineo esti zene expressed concern over speed law violations. The American Legion Post safety committee installed a sign reading This is Gods country Dont drive thru it like hell to curb reckless driving.
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Minco
Okla
Mineo Estizene
The
American Legion Post
Butter Caulked Round Boats of Tibetans In History
Tibetan round native boats are sealed with butter as a traditional caulking method. This practice uses clarified butter to waterproof hulls and preserve wooden vessels in harsh river environments.
Wake Forest Reopens After Holiday Break
Wake Forest college students flooded back to campus from across the United States and Canada to resume classes after the holidays. Three students from China and one from Brazil stayed in the United States for the season due to travel distance.
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Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
United States
Canada
China
Brazil
Convocation Of Churches To Meet In Raleigh Soon
Raleigh will host the annual North Carolina convocation of churches January 18 to 20 at Edenton Street Methodist Church. More than 20 speakers and as many religious leaders from across the state will attend along with hundreds of delegates. The event promotes fellowship across denominations and cooperation among religious groups.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Council of Churches
Ralph Bates to Speak in Chapel Hill Tours
English novelist Ralph Bates author of Ollie Field will give two public appearances in Chapel Hill this week. The tour is arranged by the League of American Writers and friends of the Abraham Lincoln brigade, with University YMCA sponsorship. A public meeting is set for Wednesday at Memo Hall and a lunch at 1 pm tickets are available from the YMCA office.
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Ralph Bates
UNC
Chapel Hill
Ollie Field
Spain
League of American Writers
Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade
Chape Hill
University Y. M. C. A
Memo Hall
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Aurelius
Miss Chattam
Rita Blanchard
Florida
Lydia
Pickett Mills Community News
VEAL
Croaker Fish
North Main
Japan
Shanghai
Metropolis
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Howard C. Robbins
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
New York City
Hornell Hart
Hartford Theological Seminary
Hartford
Universe Christian Council
Russell Colgate
New York
Bel R. Lacy
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
W. W. Peele
Methodist _ Episcopal Chu South
No Carolina Council of Churches
Trela D. Collins
Durham
J. Kenneth Pfohl
Mortvian Church
Chesterfield
Coprrigh
Lhceart & Myeas Tosacco Co
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