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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1959
Page
2
The excerpt highlights The Black Stallion as the first title in a popular horse series for young adults by Walter Farley. Parley, owner of a Pennsylvania horse farm, creates tales praised for mystery and thrilling action and available at Guiteras Memorial School Library and Rogers Free Library.
The passage notes Persona bs Samuel J. Smith renamed to Na tion. Distinguished Guests Commute of the American Legion, with Martin B McKneady national commander George Richardson Richard Chamberlain Bruce Randall, receive the initiate degree of DeMolay at Massasoit Chapter. A paper drive is planned this Saturday with next meeting set for December 5. Governor Christopher Del Sesto proclaims Retarded Children's Week, praising training and facilities for disabled children. Also referenced is a scene from a ship where Alec Ramsey first sees the black stallion as he is boarded into cargo.
Alec watches the wild Black stallion in his pen as a thunderous night splits a ship in half. A violent storm sweeps Alec into the sea where he meets the Black underwater trail, and the two forge a daring bond of survival and friendship aboard a perilous voyage back to the United States. Several copies of THE BLACK STALLION are now
A festive dinner at the Harriet Bradford Inn brought together the Ancient and Honorable Pepper Cottontail Gourmets on Thursday evening. Menu featured cottontails Maine venison wild bear and Massachusetts cranberries with gourmet service. Toasts by Edward Rego and remarks from members including Raymoral Frizzell Douglas Phipps James McMahon Thomas Feeley Bing Vierra Thomas McGrath Edward Perry and Edward Yergeai followed the repast.
Notice states that the name of the above remnant of Bris was on November 9. details are garbled but indicates a name change or registry entry involving Sadie T Mar- To, 134.
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