Waco Rally Supports Texas Christian University Plan
A crowd of 2,000 to 3,000 gathered in Waco to back the effort to open Texas Christian University on North Waco property. Funds totaling about 100,000 from the city and local donors were pledged for the rebuilding project with Colonel J Miller of Belton contributing 3,000.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Waco Terns
Ut Cirteous
Waco
Texas Chii
Tan University
Play gala features fishermen in coastal comedy drama
The Chase-Lister company presented On the Chesapeake a four act comedy drama about the old salts and other fisherman class figures. The production moved with a touching shoreward tone and strong character studies.
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Faherman
Dependability of a Watch Must Be Absolute
The passage urges relying fully on a watch for exact time and warns that a watch is only valuable if it tells time reliably. It discourages accepting excuses and encourages the reader to obtain a truly dependable timepiece.
Local notices and events from a small town paper
Church revival in Brenham reports many conversions and ten additions. A recital at Cartage Library Hall Friday evening March 25 features Mrs. May and a reading from Likter novel. Town grocer advertises Chook and Neale Maxwell House Blond Coffees. Reader invited to attend cultural events and read aloud.
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Mia May Hall
Cartage
Chook
Neale Maxwell House
Curtain Falls on London Play A White Lie
Charlee Reads recalls Charles Mathews fondness for a tale of Quarles Tade as the curtain dropped at the Queen’s Theatre London on a botched performance. The author faced the audience alone on stage, muttering in distinct tones about respect for Charter amidst a vague, failing show.
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Charlee
Charles Mathews
Quarles Tade
Queen's Theater
London
Mandy
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