Two In A Garden Chapter I A Dreamy Escape
Rhoda and Margie enjoy a Florida estate retreat with the O’Briens. Rhoda plots a plan to repaint the lodge and secure independence while caring for her father’s memory and a potential future romance. The pair explore ten acres, mingle with the Crandals, and cherish a summer of health and self discovery.
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Rhoda
O’briens
Old Tracey
Roy
Benjamin Crandal
O'Brien
Margie
Marge
Vacationing Friends Take Refuge At Lakeside Lodge
Margie and Rhoda extend their week end in a rustic lodge after Margie helps settle into the Big House. Rhoda secures a leave of absence from Mr. Pierce while Martin the farmer will provide food and milk as they enjoy a peaceful, self sufficiency setup.
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Margie
Rhoda
Marge
Women Arrangements Stirring at the Big House
Rhoda plans to hire help and stock supplies while Margie leaves for a weekend. Mr. Wilkes promises a man to assist Tracey and to attract a large family as tenants. Rhoda frets about cooking and fears loneliness as Tracey announces he is leaving.
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Martin
Rhoda
Margie
Tracey
Rodd
Pretty Salt Pans wedding at U C Church
Emma Ings married Bert Rodgers at the U C Church of Salt Pans on Wednesday November 25. Rev William Briggs officiated. The bride wore blue crepe de chine and carried a rose bouquet with maid of honor Mrs Robert George and three bridesmaids. A reception for about 150 guests followed at the groom’s parents home.
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U. C. Church of Salt Pans
Emma
George Ings
Bert
Paul Rodgers
Salt Pans
William Briggs
Cannot be Licked a moral about integrity and resolve
A wartime style maxim asserts that a person may lose property and status but true character lies in maintaining integrity courage and determination to carry on despite adversity. The quote emphasizes perseverance over material loss.
Blunder Corrected as Envelopes Readdressed at Post Office
A mother and daughter exchange about mailing two letters. The daughter admits mixing stamp values with a 2-cent stamp on the foreign letter and a 5-cent stamp on the city letter. She says she fixed the error by changing the addresses on the envelopes.
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Norah
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