Miss Wallace Plans Move to New House Next Week
Miss Wallace says she will leave the cottage shared with Jim and Gypsy and move into a six room house down the street next week. She will arrange moving details with the transfer company and intends to settle the cupboards as promised, while asserting she cannot stay with a young married couple any longer.
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Eilen Wallace
Mr. Lambert
Jim
Miss Wallace
Gypsy
New York
Wallace
Aunt Ellen
Cora Matson
Miss Christopher
Ellen Wallace
Gypsy Plans Welcome as Wallace Clan Moves In
Gypsy and Jim adjust to Aunt Ellen Wallace and a move to a relatives filled home as Gypsy plans redecorating and socializing. Aunt Ellen announces a house warming and Gypsy learns of Harriet’s role while contemplating future dance and social prospects amid family traditions.
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Miss Wallace
Gypsy
Aunt Ellen
New England
Sophronia
Nicholson
Ben Wallace
Ben
Jim
Abbie Manley
Abbie
Gilford Road
Jim Wallace Plans A Diamond Show To Gypsy
In a tense living room scene Jim Wallace reveals a square-cut diamond from a black plush box to Gypsy. He hides the jewel, waits for Miss Wallace to summon Gypsy, and ponders a new romance amid the interruption and a visible kodak photo of a youthful man.
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Eaid
Jim
Gypsy
Miss Wallace
Jim Wallace
Edna Ferber
First Catholic Mass in Maryland 1634
On March 25 1634 the first Roman Catholic mass was celebrated in Maryland. Two years earlier Cecilius Calvert had received a charter from Charles I granting possession of the territory now forming Maryland and Delaware. The settlement was driven by Lord Baltimore’s aim to found a colony where Catholics could worship freely.
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Maryland
Cecilius Calvert
Baltimore
Charles I
Delaware
Lord Baltimore
Emergency Help Contact for City Jobs at City Hall
Phone 2039 for emergency help and employment assistance. The Emergency Committee for Employment at City Hall basement coordinates jobs like cooking cleaning grounds repairs. Mrs Price, secretary, and assistants staff the office to receive calls and arrange needed help.
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Emergency Committee
City Hall
W. G. Price
Early Maryland settlement and religious tolerance drawn
The account notes that dissenters could profess their faith with less penalty than Catholics, while other denominations would share equal footing. Of 300 plus colonists who arrived at Point Comfort Virginia in February 1634, about half were Protestants. On March 25 mass was held on St Clement's Island and the site of St Marys City was traced on land from the Indians along the Potomac river.
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England
Point Comfort
St. Clement's Island
Potomac
City of
St. Mary's
John Feezer Reported Better in Cot ton Grove Injury Case
John Feezer, an eighty two year old Cot ton Grove township resident, is reported to be improving at a local hospital after injuries from a car strike near his home. The accident occurred some time ago and he remains under medical care.
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Lexington
John Feezer
Cotton Grove Township
High Point Ordinance Bans Theater Front Parking
The City of High Point North Carolina passes an ordinance prohibiting parking of automobiles in front of motion picture houses theaters or auditoriums with 6500 seating capacity during performances or shows. Violations carry a five dollar fine per offense and incompatible ordinances are repealed. City Manager E M Knox signs dated March 24 1931.
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High Point
North Carolina
Sosa
E. M. “Knox
Redwine Catches Seven Pound Bass at Swearing Creek
In Lexington on March 26 Charles R Redwine registrar of deeds for Davidson county caught a seven pound seven pound bass, 23 inches long, with a rod and reel in Swearing Creek. The record surpasses Jarvis Parker last season who caught a fish slightly lighter using pole and line. The catch occurred within about 20 minutes of casting.
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Mar
Swearing Creek
Charles R. Redwine
Register of Deeds
Davidson County
Redwine
Jarvis Parker
Jarvis
Mr. Redwine
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