Birthday party honors Dianne Armistead in Maysfield
Dianne Armistead celebrated her sixth birthday with a Monday afternoon party January 10 at her grandparents home. Sixteen guests gave gifts as games and refreshments followed. the cake was cut with each guest making a wish. The W S C S met and officers were elected at several gatherings. visits from E N S Lovince Jamison and local illness updates were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Armistead
Dianne
William Freeman
Sherwood Cobb
Jimmie Thweatt
Secrtary
John Thweatt
Elbert Hollingsworth
Missionary Education
Don Thweatt
E. N.S. Lovince Jamison
Evanston
Maysfield
W. M. Phippis
Cameron Hospital
Barbara Ray Hollingsworth
Dolores Phipps
Grady Walston
Hal Armstead
Deanne
Eagle Pass
John
Smith Yearslong Civic Progress Highlighted in Op-ed
The piece lauds Mayor Smith for halving the city bonded debt while directing major improvements. It notes 6 blocks of paving 7 miles of sewer line and a modern self liquidating Wilson Ledbetter Pool. It recalls trips for a municipal airport and critiques unmet promises amid Cameron county political dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Wilson-Ledbetter Park
Wilson-Ledbetter
Texas
San Antonio
Houston
Austin
Bell
McLennan
Cameron
First Methodist Church Sunday Services With Isbell
The First Methodist Church resumes regular Sunday services with pastor K R Isbell in the pulpit after a snowy closure. Weekday activities include Women's Society at 3 PM Monday, 7:30 PM Wednesday prayer, 8 PM choir practice, and 8 PM Thursday junior choir rehearsal. Fred Reno returns to Palace of Sweets after recovering from flu. Poll tax reminder issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Sual
K. R. Isbell
Women's Society
Smith Seeks Return as Cameron Mayor
The speaker thanks supporters including women entering the race and allies who believe he can keep Cameron in step with modern progress. He cites post war planning as vital and pledges diligent effort to improve city prospects for returning soldiers, stressing integrity and active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Cameron
Roosevelt asks Congress for 69 000 planes and 45 000 tanks
Donald Glass, son of Mr and Mrs Tester Glass, entered Newton Memorial Hospital resting as well as could be expected after a minor operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooseevelt
Congress
Donald Glass
Tester Glass
Newton Memorial Hospital
Pay Your Poll Tax During Next 12 Days
An old adage urges citizens to pay poll tax by January 31 midnight. The piece notes 1944 elections begin in February and run to November, stressing poll tax revenue and the citizen’s right to vote. It urges action during the next 12 days as Duty Days.
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Fred Reno
Propritor
the Palace of Sweets
Milam Theatre
Hitler
Europe
Katina Paxinoy
Oscar Homolka
Frank Tuttle
Lester Cole
Fram Cutler
Rowe
Freddie Slack
I Band
Ella Mal Mors
Frank Sinatra
Avin
William Wright
Dick Purcell
Columbia
Symid Louy
H Brennan
Gildy
Wermann
Schlom
Gordon Douglas
Sereen
Robert Kent
Cameron Theatre
C Vring, Dey
Geo. M. Cohan
Joan Leslie
Walter Huston
Richard Whorf
Michael Curtiz
THE
Julie Bishop
Helmut Dantine
John Ridgely
Gene Lockhart
Raoul Walsh
Frank Gruber
Alvah Bessie
Leslie T. White
Adolph Deutsch
Tnaw
Heimut Dantine
John Ridge
Gene Lochhart
Raoul Wall
Paramount Picture Cae
Luise Rainer
Arturo Oe Cordova
Wiliam Bendix
Paul Lukas
Katina Paxinos
Oscar Homolke
Louise Rainer
Wm. Bendix
Tartu
Robert Donat and
Valeria Hobson
Erroll Flynn
Julie Hobson
Banjo ON
MY Knee
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Gildersleeve
Harold Peary
Billie Burke
Constant Nymph
Charles Boyer
Joan Fontaine
William Boyd
Andy Clyde
Mrs. Holliday
Deanna Durbin and
Arthur Treacher
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