The Governor's Lady Stage Fragments of a Turbulent Dinner
Mary Slade waits at home in a state of dread as Dan Slade vanishes after a heated club quarrel. She repeatedly phones his club, fearing his anger and hoping for his return. Meanwhile Katherine Strickland and Merritt discuss political subterfuge and loyalties as rumors swirl about a gubernatorial contest and Merritt contemplates the path to power.
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Mary Slade
Dan
Lan
Mary
Dane
Mr. Slade
Ike
Gaeth
Slut
Slade
Merritt
Katherine
Sim Morritt
Weitley Morritts
Speila
History of Hawkins Chapel School in 1890s to 1913
This item chronicles Hawkins Chapel Glendale consolidation efforts led by C. M. Hawkins, educational progress through early 1900s, the opening of two new rooms in 1913, and improved school grounds under teachers including Mrs. Isaac Roberson Annie Roberson Kate Johnston Kate Hennette and Alice Pepper. It notes the site debate over Faucetts vs Littleton Township and the 64 pupils census figures.
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Isaac Robbertson
Gall Log House
Isaac Roberson
Price Hamill
Annie Robertson
Kate Johnston
C. M. Hawkins
Hawkins Chapel
Glendale
Littleton Township
Kate Hennette
Alice Pepper
Rosemary vs Roanoke Rapids baseball recap
In a continued age Cred itd game Welsh scores on a first inning pass play and Brown belts a homer to drive in Welsh. Collins drives in a run, two more cross as Brown scores on an error. Mizelle and Mizelle steal bases and score on Welsh’s error. In the ninth Mizelle walks Dobbins, who steals second, but Cushing is retired on a force at second.
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Welsh
Collins
Brown
Johnson
Cunningham
Mizelle
Cuningham
Stinson
Vincent
Dobbins
Cushing
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Alice T Bradley
Gertrude Stevenson
Thea
Katherine Strickland
Amin
Hayes
Moriit
Martin
Merritt Katherine
Aeld
Shade
Fannie
Ake bin Goverion
Linia
Hokland
Stichland
Coppight Tis
David Balasco
Hawkins Chapel School
Baltimore
New York
Hancock House Company
Rosemary
Roanoke Rapids
R. E. Shell Company, Inc
Rose
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