Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers Reported in Court
Clarence Breedlove and Sarah Mae Gadison and others appear in marriage licenses. Numerous land transfers involve W E Cox, M Davila grants, and various acreages priced up to $5,000. A Cameron Theatre ad promotes the film Big Brown Eyes starring Joan Bennett and Cary Grant with Raoul Walsh directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Breedlove
Sarah Mae Gadison
William Edgar Marshall
Lois Cox
John T. Lindsey
Sue Blackman
Curtis M. Wylie
W. E. Cox
J. T. Whittington
Ignak Vanek Et Ax
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Jesse White
John Stein
Bessie S. Phillips
Lil Ih V. Phillips
T. S. Arnett
D. A. Thompson
Jerry Crayton
Ike Posey
A. W. Sullivan
Geo. Murray Et Ux
M. G. Cox
Henderson & Arnold
Cameron
John Laven
Federal Land Bank
Houston
Jose Leal
E. D. Atkinson
Nannie J. Shannon
Maysfield
Leona Waits Creedmore
Lucy Waits
Cameron Theatre
Joan Bennett
Cary Grant
Raoul Walsh
Dix Duels For Love And For Yellow Dust At Millam Theatre
Richard Dix stars in Yellow Dust a rich California mining camp tale with Leila Hyams and Onslow Stephens. The screening runs Friday and Saturday May 29 at Milam Theatre with The Ghost Goes West on Tuesday June 2 at Cameron Theatre. John Arledge and Louise Latimer star in Two In Revolt arriving Friday May 29 at Cameron Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Richard Dix
RKO
Leila Hyams
Suave Onslow Stephens
Merci
Dix
Milam Theatre
America
Alexander Korda
Robert Donat
Cameron Theatre
John Arledge
Louise Latimer
Charlie Chan at the Circus Appears at Cameron Theatre
The Cameron Theatre headlines Charlie Chan at the Circus opening Wednesday June 3. The plot centers on a murder within a circus troupe with a missing gorilla and a poisonous cobra. Detective Chan uses clever traps to unmask the killer while Buck the St. Bernard stars in The Country Beyond at Cameron Theatre May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chan
Low Warner Hand
Charli Chan
Thirouchemerret
Charlie Clan
Cancran Theatre
Chan
Buck
St. Bernard
Cameron Theatre
James Oliver Curwood
Burlington Home Demonstration Club Meets May 14
The Burlington Home Demonstration club met May 14 at Mrs. Ed McAtee’s with 12 members and three visitors. A planned Spiced Fruit demonstration was curtailed due to the demonstrator’s absence. Mrs. James Busker spoke on Mixing the Spices, followed by a quilt-making session. Next meeting is May 28 with Mrs. Pete Guidry and aVegetable Cooking program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ed McAtee
T. Vogelsang
James Busker
Pete Guidry
School Board Grants 1260 for Band Instruments
The school board approved 1260.00 for buying band instruments. Francis Cox, band director, reported that twelve instruments including bassoon bass clarinet and alto clarinet were ordered recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Cox
Musical parade band gear list appears in OCR fragment
The fragment lists two glockenspiels two sousa phones two French horns two recording euphoniums and a concert bass drum, indicating a marching band inventory for use in a parade.
Moral progress faces clash between naughty and good
The quote argues the chief obstacle to moral progress is that many naughty people are likable while many good people lack appeal. It suggests that as long as nature is worth loving, life is worth living.
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Anton Lesovsky
John W. Gandy
Mrs. Sallie Phillips
H. M. Akers
D. P. Smith
George M. Andrews
Rockdale
Chevrolet
Joe R. Luce
H. W. Hall
PD. A. Kuhn
W. F. Norris
Thorndale
the Northwood
Eugene Forde
Lamar Trotti
Sol M. Wurtzel
Rochelle Hudson
Paul Kelly
Robert Kent
Alan Hale
Alan Dinehart
Allstar
Sharpe’s Jewelry and Gift Store
In Cameron
By C. W. Gjedde
Slim Summerville
Buddy Ebsen
Lovely June Lang
Jane Darwell
David Butler
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Elizabeth Helpert
JMNE
Wm. P. Carey Lumber Co
Buckholts
FOX
Kibbee
Jane Lang
Sara Haden
B. G. DeSylva
Laura E. Richards
Darryl F. Zanuck
Tappy
Buddy Ebson