Cellini and Angelica Romance in Rome and Naples
Benvenuto Cellini pursues Angelica in Rome and Florence while Beatrice vies for control. A Sicilian priest, a Naples Viceroy, and a bargaining mother complicate the elopement plan, leading to quarrels, ducats, and a dramatic reunion before he returns to Rome.
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Angelica
Cellini
Beatrice
Rome
Florence
Celini
Janeare
Sicily
Civitas Veechia
Ostia
Civila Vee
Fiome
Salesme
Naples
Cardinal de Medici
Benvenuto
Beattie School Bus Drive Starts Week In Area
Hubert Kelley and Clifton Thomas began operating the Beattie school buses here on Monday. H. Martin returned to his Gustine home Monday. Mrs. B C Gressett and son Frank are holding a meeting at Goldthwaite. Jessie Booth Jr entered De Bean High School Monday. Mr and Mrs R T Stevens and daughters Bonnie and Gen-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Kelley
Clifton Thomas
Beattie School
H. Martin
Gustine
B. C. Gressett
Frank
Goldthwaite
Jessie Booth, Jr
de Bean High School
R. T. Stevens
Bonnie
Evie Visits Relatives. Lyman Jones at Daniel Baker College
Evie visited relatives in San Angelo last week. Church services will be held here tonight. Lyman Jones, son of Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Jones, is attending Daniel Baker College.
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Evie
San Angelo
Lyman Jones
A. C. Jones
Daniel Baker College
Hardy Jones Enters Howard Payne College Monday
Mr and Mrs Dwight Bright man left Wednesday for San Angelo to attend the State Sheriffs Convention.
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Hardy Jones
Howard Payne College
Dwight Brightman
San Angelo
Mercer Creek Social News Highlights
Carl Roberts and family moved back to Mercer Creek from Tohoka. Debb Echols and De Leon visitors saw his sister Mrs. R. M. Breedlove. Peggy Stevens of Sidney visited Mrs. Walter Lane with her mother Mrs. A. Z. Stevens. Leo Lane returned home with them. Gip Lane and Mr and Mrs Henry Wooley and their son from Meridian spent part of last week with Granddaddy Lane.
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Carl Roberts
Tohoka
Debb Echols
de Leon
R. M. Breedlove
A. Z. Stevens
Peggy
Sidney
Walter Lane
Leo Lane
Gip Lane
Henry Wooley
Meridian
Lane
Registrar explains attendance cost at Texas University
The University of Texas registrar outlines fall fees including a $7 general property deposit, partial payment of $25 registration, and various lab, library, and activity charges. Total enrollment costs vary by gender and course load, with due dates at registration and second-semester start.
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Texas University
University of Texas
EK. J. Mathews
Texas
Mathews
Appreciation note from park and pool concessionaire
Concessionaire F Rep Jones thanks patrons for patronage at Tanke Fanes Park and Swimming Pool. He notes the park and pool will be open Saturday and Sunday this week and expresses gratitude for staff support and public cooperation.
DeHart Family Reunion Held at Cranfills Gap
The C F DeHart family reunion met at Cranfills Gap park on Sunday September 2 with most children present except the youngest daughter Mrs Bryan Edwards and her husband Anderson Doyle of Comanche. The day featured conversation refreshments a noon feast and later a second gathering at six with family participants listed including Mr and Mrs C F DeHart and others from Hamilton Valley Mills and surrounding areas.
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C. FE. DeHart
Hamilton Record- Herald
Velma Sills
Cranfills Gap Park
Mr. DeHart
Bryan Edwards
Anderson Doyle
Comanche
C.F. DeHart
Willis Arnett
Jim DeHart
Hamiton
Z. C. Sills Tr
Valley Mills
Lonnie Hedgpeth
Hamilton
Mion Wa
Local musicians and social visits noted in town scene
The Tadies' Quartett and the Glee Club provided music at Inana Hill Fritaniah. Miss Fae Williford spent time at Sante with sister Mrs. Bill Mewbern. Roy Tubbs and children visited Fot with relatives. Mrs. Curtis Wilson and her mother visited Dublin Sunday. Hobrison Williford and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wilson were Stephenville visitors. JR. C. Haven and Joe Hardin were Fort Worth visitors. Singing is held here each first and third Sunday.
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Tadies
Glee Club
Inana Hill Fritaniah
Fae Williford
Sante
Bill Mewbern
Roy Tubbs
Enent
Curtis Wilson
Richards
Dublin
Hobrison Williford
Stephenville
JR. C. Haven
Joe Hardin
Fort Worth
Family Visit Highlights Comanche Weekend
Mrs L L Lamb and her children from Athens visited Comanche with Miss Carlton to spend time with Joe Marshall and his family over the weekend.
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L. L. Lamb
Athens
Miss Carlton
Comanche
Joe Marshall
Carl Laver Enters Brownwood Ward Payne College
Carl Laver left Monday for Brownwood to enter Ho ward Payne College, a step noted in local reports.
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Carl Laver
Brownwood
Howard Payne College
Masonic Lodge 630 Sets Meeting Time to Last Saturday
Fleming Lodge Number 630 of Gustine changes meeting time to the last Saturday night on or before the first full moon of each month. Secretary C. W. Willingham confirms the adjustment.
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Masonic Lodge
Fleming Lodge
Gustine
C. W. Willingham
McKenzie Hotel Offers All You Can Eat Dinners
A local hotel advertises all you can eat meals for 25 cents at the McKenzie Hotel one block off the square southeast corner. No advance notice required for dining. rooms and beds available at reasonable rates.
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McKenzie Hotel
Constipation Symptoms Relieved by Black-Draught A Reader Note
Mrs. S. G. Ramey of Henryetta Ohio reports long use of Thedford's Black-Draught for occasional constipation and sour stomach. She says taking the remedy quickly relieves a bitter taste biliousness and fatigue and she feels fine afterward. Packages available.
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G. Ramey
Henryetta
Ohio
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New York
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20Th Century
Constance Bennett
Fredric March
Benvenuto Cellini
SUEZ
Mercer Creek
Dehart
Crantiles Gap
Hasse
Dodge
Plymouth
DE Soto
Plymouth Distributors
City Hall
Brownwood, Texas
Ene
Sean Ballards
M Iet
Sersmith Drug Store
Adare
Eacock
Hoel
Bettis & Gibbs
Lowry
Cate
Rbakery
Crem Olaned
Portland Cement Association
Norwood Bidg
Austin, Texas
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