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- CHRISTIAN, MARY ALICE GABRIEL by High Point Enterprise.(local)tlcaut38935114821900;
PHOTOPage & column: B4
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- Absolución / by McDermott, Alice,author.(CARDINAL)345932; Insausti, Gabriel,1969-translator.;
"" No te imaginas cómo era. Para nosotras, me refiero. Para las mujeres, las esposas." Tricia es una joven recién casada con un prometedor abogado que trabaja para la Armada estadounidense. Charlene es una entregada ama de casa con tres hijos, tan guapa como intimidante. En el Saigón de 1963, las dos forjan una frágil alianza mientras tratan de compaginar los roles que les han asignado con sus propios deseos y convicciones. Varias décadas después, la hija de Charlene retoma el contacto con Tricia y juntas rememoran esa época crucial de sus vidas: las ansias de maternidad de Tricia y los esfuerzos de Charlene para mejorar las condiciones de los orfanatos en Saigón."--In Saigon in 1963, two young American wives form a wary alliance. Tricia is a starry-eyed newlywed, married to a rising oil engineer "on loan" to US Navy Intelligence. Charlene is a practiced corporate spouse and mother of three, a talented hostess and determined altruist, on a mission to relieve the "wretchedness" she sees all around her. When Tricia miscarries, Charlene sweeps her into a cabal of well-dressed do-gooder American wives. Armed with baskets filled with candy and toys, they descend on hospitals, orphanages, and a leper colony on the coast, determined to relieve suffering, no matter the cost. Sixty years later, Charlene's daughter reaches out to Tricia, now widowed and living in Washington. As the two relive their shared experience in Saigon, they are forced to come to terms with the ways their own lives have been shaped and stunted by Charlene's pursuit of "inconsequential good."
- Subjects: Historical fiction.; Domestic fiction.; Psychological fiction.; Americans; Female friendship; Military spouses; Vietnam War, 1961-1975; Wives; Women's friendships.;
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- News of colored people: Eloise Robbins Fairview May Queen by High Point Enterprise.;
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- Subjects: Robbins, Eloise.; Robbins, Zetta Mae.; Gabriel, Mary Alice.; Davis, Marlon.; James, Mary Bell.; Fairview Street School (High Point, N.C.);
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- A new groove [sound recording]. by Emo(Musician); Jehro.; K-OS(Musician); Kid Loco.; Radio Citizen(Musician); Rios, Gabriel.; Russell, Alice(Musician); Bitter:Sweet (Musical group : 2006- ); Cat Empire (Musical group); Linn & Freddie.; Thievery Corporation (Musical group);
Executive producer: Dan Storper.Various performers."Contemporary artists forge a new world of music on this eclectic collection of cool tracks and underground sounds."--Container.
- Subjects: World music.; Ambient music (Electronica); Electronic dance music.; Popular music; Techno music.; World music.; Dance music.; Musique populaire; Musiques du monde.; Techno (Musique);
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- News of colored people: Brooks Memorial Queen Esther Circle meets by High Point Enterprise.;
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- Subjects: Ross, Eloise.; Moffitt, Mozella.; Amaker, Hilda.; Amaker, Gwendolyn.; Gabriel, Alice.; Gannaway, Anne L.; Evans, Vivian.; McCloud, Mabel.; Leach, Pearl.; Leach, Virginia.; Williams, Evelyn.; Williams, Roxana.; Williams, Corrine.; Holland, Wilhelmina.; Haizlip, Lois.; Brooks Memorial M.E. Church;
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- News of Colored People: Fairview Organizes Girls Patrol by High Point Enterprise.;
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- Subjects: Robbins, Kizzie.; Taylor, Winnie Belle.; Watkins, Rachel.; Davis, Marlon.; Lassiter, Clara.; Carr, Vera.; Rochelle, Mary.; Gabriel, Mary Alice.; Allen, Viola.; Holland, Wilhelmenia.; Maddox, Lucille.; Crawford, Dorothy.; Fairview Street School (High Point, N.C.);
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- News of colored people: Cherry Street to celebrate 9th anniverary Jr. Church by High Point Enterprise.;
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- Subjects: Lawrence, Mary Francis.; Saunders, Juanita.; Caldwell, Helen.; Knox, Waldine.; Kendall, Priscilla.; Leach, Pearl.; Leach, Virginia.; Gabriel, Mary Alice.; Evans, Vivian.; Logan, Alberta.; Cruse, Harold.; Armstrong, Harold L.; Ross, Willie.; Fussello, Thomas.; Burton, W.J.; Evans, Arthur, Jr.; Cherry Street Presbyterian Church (High Point, N.C.);
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- News of colored people: Mr. and Mrs. H.F. Amaker entertain in honor of daughter by High Point Enterprise.;
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- Subjects: Amaker, H.F., Mr. & Mrs.; Amaker, Hilda.; McConnell, Dorothy.; Davis, Earlene.; Colson, Sara.; Campbell, Helen.; Carter, Mary Lou.; Gabriel, Mary Alice.; Caldwell, Ruth.; Lawrence, Mary F.; Haith, Gladys.; Amaker, Gwendolyn.; Johnson, Lucille.; Williams, James.; Amaker, Wilbur.; Graves, Nathaniel.; Johnson, Bill (William Henry); Anderson, John T.;
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- Colored news: William Penn gives diplomas to thirty-three students by High Point Enterprise.;
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- Subjects: William Penn High School (High Point, N.C.); Jones, David D., Dr.; Grant, Annie Mae.; Baldwin, Fletcher.; Alexander, Julia.; Williams, Raymond.; Massey, Robert.; Miller, Janie.; McCollum, Majorie.; Foster, Alice.; Gabriel, Zetta.; Goins, Mae Belle.; Grant, Annie Mae.; Horton, Ida.; Leach, Melita.; LeGrand, Nanny.; Miller, Janie.; Sherrell, Hesidene.; Ware, Fannie.; Wilson, Tuella.; Brower, George.; Ellison, Albert.; Hagey, John.; Hartman, Robert.; Hotton, Willie.; Humphrey, John.; Ingram, James.; Keno, James.; LeGrand, Napoleon.; Little, William.; McCrae, Ernest.; Massey, Robert.; Mathews, Thurman.; Simeral, Kermet.; Stowe, Garnett.; Tate, Carl.; Welborn, Russell.; Williams, Raymond.; Alred, Bessie Mae.; Alexander, Julia.; Burford, S. E.; Professional Men's Club (High Point, N.C.);
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- The best of Arlo Guthrie. [sound recording]. by Guthrie, Arlo,1947-;
Alice's restaurant massacree -- Gabriel's mother hiway ballad #16 blues -- Cooper's lament -- Motorcycle song -- Coming into Los Angeles -- Last train -- City of New Orleans -- Darkest hour -- Last to leave.
- Subjects: Folk music; Compact Discs;
- © 1977., Warner Brothers,
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