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Meanwhile, their secret engagement had got so long that it seemed as if any day it might break off of its own weight. She was having such a good time that she hated to take such a definite step. This Medill girl would marry him and she wouldn't marry him. It was the cumulative effect of all this that moved Perry Parkhurst on the twenty–ninth day of December to a decision. Now during the Christmas holidays of 1919 there took place in Toledo, counting only the people with the italicized the, forty–one dinner parties, sixteen dances, six luncheons, male and female, twelve teas, four stag dinners, two weddings, and thirteen bridge parties. But when he sits in his club window with two or three Iron Men, and the White Pine Man, and the Brass Man, they look very much as you and I do, only more so, if you know what I mean. Though he is to all appearances flesh and blood, he is, strange to say, commonly known in Toledo as the Aluminum Man. I shall also introduce her father, Cyrus Medill. Her father gives her three hundred a month to dress on, and she has tawny eyes and hair and feather fans of five colors. Her name is Betty Medill, and she would take well in the movies. He looks like the advertisement of the young man rubbing his sunset–colored chest with liniment and goes East every other year to his class reunion.

He has a domestic roadster now, will have a French roadster if he lives long enough, and doubtless a Chinese tank if it comes into fashion. dispatch a young man post–haste every three months to see that he has the correct number of little punctures on his shoes. Baker Brothers, New York, pause on their semi–annual trip through the West to clothe him Montmorency & Co. Paul, Indianapolis, Kansas City, and so forth. You have met him before-in Cleveland, Portland, St. Perry has nice teeth, a Harvard diploma, parts his hair in the middle. Perry Parkhurst, twenty–eight, lawyer, native of Toledo. Starting from the neck we shall work toward the tail. It has to do with a material, visible and large–as–life camel's back. Stories about the cup and the lip and the bad penny and the new broom rarely have anything, to do with cups or lips or pennies or brooms. The glazed eye of the tired reader resting for a second on the above title will presume it to be merely metaphorical.

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He has lectured lawyers and paralegals at various continuing education seminars and served on music industry panels.

As a champion of innovation, he served as a Director on the boards that established the city's first Arts based school and the state's first charter school. He has volunteered as a Director of The Sawtooth Center for the Visual Arts, North Carolina Lawyers for the Arts, the Little Theater, Triad Jazz Society, the Camel City Jazz Orchestra and the Legal Aid Society. He was invited to and served on the inaugural American Bar Association Advisory Panel. Gerber is a graduate of the North Carolina Bar Association Leadership Academy and has chaired and served on numerous State Bar Committees. He is admitted to and practices in all North Carolina State Courts, Federal District and The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. He earned his law degree from Wake Forest University School of Law, with honors, and was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 1989.

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