A Star at Christmas Part One Becomes Homeward Romantic Tale
A movie star Beatrice Joyce returns to her New England birthplace Haynes Center for a Christmas vacation. She seeks the旧 warmth of family and roots, abandoning Hollywood flattery and sunshine for ice ponds, church bells, and small town memories. Mollie Davis, her alter ego, realizes the lack of blood ties has haunted her life and faces an uncertain welcome back.
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Beatrice Joyce
Mollie Davis
New England
Haynes Center
Mollie
Ollie Davis
Mollie Davis Returns to Haynes Center for Christmas
Mollie Davis arrives in Haynes Center to visit her childhood home and grave site, and to reassess life after a decade away. She finds the town both unchanged and altered, with neighbors and old friends now distant or moved on, while Christmas shopping crowds reveal a town in motion.
Mollie’s Christmas Charity Sparks in Haynes Center
Mollie Davis helps a hungry newsboy in Haynes Center by offering to buy him a pair of skates after noticing his wistful, hopeless gaze at the window. The scene unfolds as she navigates gifts, strangers, and a desire to share Christmas spirit during her visit home. The passage notes eight counties and bond levies, with Custer Petroleum and Valley not making a levy.
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Spring Grove
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Billy Bliss
Billy
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Attie
California
Main Street
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Shb
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Custer
Glacier
Granite
Liberty
Mineral
Petroleum
Prairie
Valley
Statewide WPA sewing room plan announced
President approves a $685,151 statewide WPA sewing room project that consolidates 176 city and county sewing rooms into a streamlined unit to improve efficiency and reduce burdens, announced by Blate WPA Administrator Joseph Barker.
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WPA
Blate
Joseph Barker
Montana-Dakota Gas Rate Cut Denied by Commission
The state railroad and public service commission denied Miles City residents’ application for lower natural gas rates charged by Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. John Bonner, secretary-counsel for the commission, stated.
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State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Miles City
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
John Bonner
Commission
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