Gypsy and Tom Weave Luxury Dreams Amid Wedding Woes
Gypsy Morell stresses about money while planning a dinner with Lila Bliss as Tom weaves finance and longing for luxury. Gypsy discovers new green slippers gifts from Tom but fears neglecting bills, feeling torn between love and status as the couple navigates wedding snubs, jealousy, and expectations.
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Gypsy Morell
Tom Weaver
Hotaling
Derek
Lila
Gypsy
Tom
New York
Vera Gray
Vera
the Bliss
Marko Broughton
Bran Cereal Labels Explain All-Bran and Att-Bran Claims
An old label discussion clarifies Bran cereal varieties. It notes All-Bran is not rebranded Allbran and describes Att-Bran as aiding normal elimination with bulk. It cautions consulting a physician for certain disorders and urges reading the label before purchase.
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Kellogg
Slorfying Yourself Beauty Tips For The New Year
Alicia Hart advises starting the year with a beauty prep list. She recommends manicure needs including polish remover and a three miniature champagne bottle set for polish remover remover and cuticle remover, plus cuticle cream for overnight care.
Prince Alexis Deserted Bride to Avoid Server Across West Coast
Princess Barbara Hutton and Prince Alexis Mdivani are split by a subpoena server as he circles California by air. The heiress continues toward San Francisco and an Orient voyage while legal matters loom in Los Angeles.
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Barbara Hutton Mdivan
Prince Alexis
California
Reno
Nevada
Seattle
Orient
Honolulu
Marine Exchange
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Puget Sound
Fortune
Salt Lake City
Harry Owen
Los Angeles
Charles H. Haberich
Paris
Haberich
David
Serge Mdivani
Alexis
James Donohue
Mme
Nancy Alard
Portland
Ore
Alexis Molivant
Nev
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Cuticle Cream Promises Relief for Dry Condition
A brief note advises using cuticle cream to cure dry cuticles. The suggestion urges trying the product as a remedy.
Pickens Leads First Methodists Sermon in Lexington
Rev. Co M Pickens presiding elder of Winston-Salem district preached at First Methodist on Sunday morning at eleven. He then led the first quarterly conference of the new year. Rev H C Sprinkle preached at the evening service on the topic Things That Abide.
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Lexington
Co. M. Pickens
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
The
Methodist Church
Mr. Pickens
H. C. Sprinkle
Hall Open Daily for Business by Industrial Workers
The Industrial Workers association hall will be open from 4 to 8 daily starting tomorrow announced by D. W. Bradley president. Anyone with business to transact may do so. A meeting of all women hosiery mill workers will be held at the hall Thursday night with entertainment arranged.
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Industrial Workers Association
D. W. Bradley
Bradley
Sandhill Cranes Rival Human Height in Tallest Birds
A report notes sandhill cranes reaching heights nearly equal to a standing man, highlighting their impressive stature among birds and drawing attention to their long legs and necks.
Guilford Plans Charter Day Celebration Marks Centennial Vision
Guilford College announces a Charter Day program featuring national speakers and a conference on co education. Gov Ehringhaus will address the charter day, with D D Carroll presiding and the Guilford Choir performing. The centennial expansion aims to enlarge the campus, update facilities, and broaden endowment and curriculum.
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Guilford College
Raymond Binford
Guilford
North Carolina
Robert L. Kelly
New York City
American Association of Colleges
A. W. Hobbs
Chapel Hill
L. L. Hobbs
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
D. D. Carroll
School of Commerce
University of North Carolina
Guilford College Board of Trustees
Binford
New Garden
Quakers
Final Rites Held For G. M. Wilson
Funeral services for George M. Wilson were held at Center Hill Baptist Church. Wilson, a well known citizen, died at his home on Cotton Grove Road after a long period of declining health. The service was conducted by Rev. BE. C. Roach of Reeds and Rev. J. R. McGregor, the local pastor.
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Lexington
Center Hill
Baptist
George M. Wilson
Cotton Grove Road
BE. C. Roach
Reeds
J. R. McGregor
Obituary: Local Man Passes at 67 Surrounding Churches
The deceased, aged 67, belonged to First Presbyterian Church in the city and is survived by his widow and children Mrs. F. D. Michael, Mrs. F. Layton, Mrs. R. M. Tesh, Mrs. B. D. Simmons, Robert N. Wilson, Raud Wilson, and Pinch Wilson. He was a member of Center Hill Baptist Church and the Junior Order United American Mechanics.
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First Presbyterian Church
F. D. Michael
F. Layton
R. M. Tesh
B. D. Simmons
Robert N. Wilson
Raud Wilson
Pinch Wilson
Center Hill Baptist Church
United American Mechanics
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