Motion Picture Club selects April best family film
The Texas association and Dallas News critic pick Let It Rain at the Fair as April’s top family picture. Douglas MacLean leads a slate of comedies and dramas including Afraid to Love at Mission and Up in Mabels Room at Auditorium with Irene Summerly players.
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Douglas MacLean
Florence Vidor
Deandi
al Hoxie
Pete Pate
Rialto
Richard Dix
Liberty
Night Patrol
Richard Talmadge
Mabel
Irene Summerly
NIDA
Association of Motion Picture Owners of Texas
Dallas News
Select & Picture
Texas
Garry
Wilson-Collison
Bertram Harrison
Auditam
Motion Picture Theatre Owners of Texan N Association
Beat Family Entertainment
All Pictures
Moths Defy Cedar Chests Says Experts
Federal entomologists report cedar chests may kill newly hatched larvae but not three months old moths attacking fabrics. Chests protect only if items are cleaned of all pest stages first. Tests show kamfer and lagen wood chests offer no protection. The note adds that 942 distinct Indian tribes are overseen by the Office of Indian Affairs.
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United States and
Possessions
The
Office of Indian Affairs
West Tenth Street to Be Paved by Potter County
Grading for a graveled highway on West Tenth Street progresses to within a half mile of the Canyon road intersection. County commissioners, after a petition from property owners, ordered work but halted the final half mile to link with Canyon road at the Rock Island crossing or Ozark trail, enabling West side traffic to reach the city via West Sixth or West Tenth streets.
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West Tenth Street
Rock Island Railroad
West Sixth Street
Randall County
Vacancies in Colorado prohibition office draw 1,500 applicants
In Denver Maj John G Teicher says 84 posts will be filled after Saturday exams with 1,500 applicants. The Colorado civil service officials announced the vacancy tests and the schedule arising from the surplus of hopefuls. Other items note a Golden editor's funeral, Max Deutrich's dog Patsy incident, and a Colorado Christian churches convention addressing religious and missionary issues.
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Denver
Prohibition Enforcement Department
John G. Teicher
Government Civil Service Commission
Movie Queen Is a Princess Ne braska and Hoyie Visit
Movie Queen is a Princess Ne braska and Dr. Victor M Hoyie Lexington Nebraska. Under plans of the convention 200 new churches of Christ are to be established in Colorado. There are now 75 in the state. A drive will be launched soon to enlarge the student body of the Colorado Christian College here. ALAMOSA Earl Smart, former railroad employee, was found guilty by a jury in district court here of attacking Doris Munroe 14, school girl, found unconscious in a field last April. The boy's mother fainted when the verdict was read and was reported in critical condition suffering from hysteria and nervous shock. Smart is to be sentenced in ten days unless attorneys apply for a new trial.
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Denver
Colorado
J. S. Raum
South Dakota Christian College
George Bullock
Cozad
Reduced Rates Granted City on Auto Parts
An Amarillo based application by the transportation department on behalf of local firms led to a nine cent per hundred pounds rate cut for shipments of automobile springs from northern and eastern manufacturing centers. The Southwestern Rate Bureau approved the measure for carriers. No start date was provided. Last year, fifty car loads of springs were shipped into the city.
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Transporation Department of Board of City Development
Amarillo
Southwestern Rate Bureau
Reverend Allingham to Preach at Fair Theater Sunday
The Reverend Robert Allingham returns from Omaha and will preach next Sunday morning at 1 o'clock at the Fair theater. He states the council has renewed its faith in a progressive church for this day. His sermon topic will be “The Progressive Spirit of Congregationalism.”
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Robert Allingham
Omaha
Nebraska
Fair Theater
Council
Local Notes on Travel and Social Gatherings
Mrs Bedard returned from Ardmore Oklahoma after attending her aunt's funeral. Miss Edith Hicks, new Lubbock High graduate, visits Miss Dato Farley. Mrs Shirley Lynas resumes work at Madam McEwens after weeks away. Mr and Mrs W Randolph move from 206 East Eleventh to 205 Georgia Ave. Mr and Mrs T J Lovelady and Miss Curtisa Boyd visit Cleburne for Old Settlers reunion and friends.
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Mrs J B Orr of Hereford Visits City on Business
Mrs J B Orr of Hereford was in the city yesterday for business.
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Hereford
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