Campbell to program Mary Ardis Campbell violinist in Dallas radio
Mary Ardis Campbell, violinist and student at Southern University of Dallas, will present a special music program on radio WFAA Dallas Tuesday evening. C. H. Campbell of 1620 Hughes has returned from Dallas after visiting his daughter, Miss Mary Ardis Campbell, a SMU student.
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C. H. Campbell
Hughes
Dallas
Mary Ardis Campbell
Local notices and visits from West Texas town
Names and movements of residents and visitors across streets and towns flutter through a community column. Mrs. Hop Robinson and sister attended events at 616 Louisiana Avenue while Paul Smith recovers at a West Texas hospital after a infant’s death. Several local residents move homes or travel to Dallas, Shreveport, and Amarillo for family, health, or work. Wanda Lee Stinson is welcomed after a birth at Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Hop Robinson
Famous French Recipes
PARIS. Red Beans or haricots cages are best steamed. Use small Swiss red beans with a black and white eye. simmer with water onions salt pork until cooked. Melt butter in a cassole add beans, sprinkle flour to bind, pepper but no salt, and simmer until ready to serve.
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Paris
Back to Liberia Movement Ships Homeward Plan
A five year effort culminates as a group of African Americans buys a boat for a voyage to Liberia. The liner Chiapas is being outfitted for the cruise and the group intends to operate the vessel regularly between America and Liberia.
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Liberia
Los Angeles
Lib‘beria
Chiapas
America
Hair Sculptor Antoine Brings Paris Chic To America
Paris sculptor-artist barber Antoine arrives in New York to glorify the American bob style. He advocates a varied, tailored approach to hair for every hour and occasion, insisting on harmonizing cut with face, build, and dress. He also shares makeup rules aimed at enhancing beauty for evening wear.
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Monsieur Antoine
Paris
Barber
America
United States Goodwill Fliers Leave for Island Port
The Pan American good will fliers of the United States army departed Georgetown British Guiana on March 28 for an island port mission. The crew flew from the main base as part of a regional goodwill tour organized by the AP.
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U. S
Associated Press
Georgetown
British Guiana
United States Army
Aviators Plan Trinidad Stop On Coastal Flight
Reported route from a port to Port of Spain in Trinidad outlines a mid voyage plan to return to the mainland. The article notes a parliamentary act requiring civil service clerks to observe an annual day.
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Port of Spain
Island of Trinidad
Trinidad
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