Peggy Hopkins Joyce Case Reveals Family Strife and Wealth
The Countess Maragret Hopkins Joyce Morner, wife of a titled husband, says she financed the marriage and now rejects the idea of a perfect gentleman. She plans to return to the stage as she contends the Count won’t work and she kept the family afloat financially. The Count disputes accusations, claiming he was a good husband who provided money and had warned of temper.
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New York
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Countess Maragret
Upton Hopkins
Joyce Morner
Programme for Fifth Sunday meeting at Timbered Ridge Church
The programme outlines a two day meeting at Timbered Ridge Baptist Church on August 30 and 31, 1924. It lists devotional times, sermons, revivals, Bible studies, and talks on church work, Sunday School, civic value, church organization, and gospel spread featuring multiple pastors and speakers.
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W. Y. Perry
Duchess and the ego in marriage harmony
The text argues that true unity in marriage requires complete independence and voluntary self giving. When one partner seeks absolute conformity to their wishes and ideals, harmony becomes impossible, leading to smotheration and eventual disharmony. Enduring union rests on mutual respect and voluntary self sacrifice.
Obituary for Mrs. Vonnie Cannon Greer of Vilas North Carolina
Mrs. Vonnie Cannon Greer wife of Hoza Greer of Vilas NC was born November 4 1902 and died July 2 1924 She was the daughter of E W Cannon and his wife of Vilas NC Three years ago she married Hoza Greer and they had one child now fourteen months old At nineteen she professed faith in Christ and joined Mt. church
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Vonnie Cannon Greer
Hoza Greer
Vilas, N. C
Death of Mrs Greer Ends Faithful Lebanon Church Member
Mrs Greer, lifelong Lebanon Baptist Church member, died after a hospital operation in Skulls Mills. She faced death without fear, trusting in God, and left a husband, children, a father and mother, three brothers, and three sisters. Her faith and kindness were widely admired.
Potsdam Dogs Train Guide Dogs for Blind Soldiers
In Potsdam Germany a national training school teaches guide dogs for blind soldiers, mostly female shepherds chosen for maternal instincts. Whip is never used and dogs learn to lead their masters safely through streets, with six weeks of trial pairing to match person and dog. Psychological factors and nervous strain limit a guide dog's working life to four or five years.
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Potsdam
Germany
Frederick the Great
Sans Souci Castle
Red Cross
Ruecker and Wecherling
Potsdam Kennel
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Petus
Greensboro
Carter
W. S. Far
Thing
W. E. Wilson
W. Swift
R. C. Eggers
Uriah Farthing
J. R. Isaacs
Tarsus
Athens
Alexandria
A. J. Greene
Rev. L. C. Wilson
Southern Baptists
F. M. Huggins
Prof
I. G. Greer
G. W. Robbins
E. J. Farthing
Paul, Ola Dotson
Stephen
Roby Vines
Philip
Dean Swift
Peter
Carter Farthing
N. T. Byers
Roy Dotson
S. C. Eggers
Majestic
America
New Majestic
Qualls Hdw
Boone, North Car
G. W. Earp
Lutt’s
Tutt’s
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