Desire at Liberty Theatre Promises Society Drama
Desire, a Metro special production, headlines the Liberty Theatre for Monday and Tuesday as a refined society drama. The plot follows two wealthy youths poised to wed who realize they do not love each other and flee, leading to separate fates including remarriage and tragedy.
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Metro
Liberty Theatre
No Mind For Details Romantic Miss of many sum mers
A terse exchange recalls a past marriage proposal with a playful line about memory and commitment. The absent minded professor responds with a sly confirmation, highlighting a lighthearted moment of romantic history.
Poisoned Paradise at National Theatre Promises Thrilling Drama
A striking Preferred Pictures release, Poisoned Paradise, opens at the National Theatre with a rare plot and superb treatment. Based on Robert Service's Monte Carlo thriller, the film excels in story, direction, settings, and acting, ranking among this season's choicest offerings.
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National Theatre
Preferred Pictures Corporators
Robert Robert W. Services
Monte Carlo
Life's dreariest path has some sweet flower, its cloudiest day some sun
A reflective line noting that hardship contains beauty and hope, suggesting resilience through adversity and the idea that gloom can yield small bright moments.
Baptists Plan Fifth Sunday Meeting Program
Baptist church at Orth hosts June 27 28 1924 with sessions led by Rev B A Roark Rev G W Black Rev Joe Wilson Rev McKinley Norman Rev Sam Malone and others. Program includes sermons devotional sessions prayer revival prep and a women's work feature with various speakers and musical interludes.
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Witchet
A. E. Oatman
B. A. Roark
G. W. Black
Joe Wil
McKinley Norman
Sam Malone
Bro
W. R. Frady
Joe Wilson
Frank Johnson
South Bend
T. R. Paden
Anderson
Paden
E. W. Hunt
Jordan
Eliasville
Cornet Solo
Wright McClatchy
The Mail Man at Liberty Theatre
A light hearted play about a tired mail man who soaks his feet as his son plays the fiddle. The performance includes humane, home life comedy and features Emory Johnson directing with standout moments that bring relief from heavier drama.
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Liberty Theatre
Emory Johnson
Man seriously hurt as gas in tree explodes
In Monroe Louisiana on June 15 W C McClure 47 was severely burned when a tree being cut by a crew exploded after a gas pocket in the ground seeped into the trunk. A hissing noise followed by a blast knocked two crew members down and the explosion could be heard a mile away.
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Monroe
Ouachita City
W. C. McClure
McClure
Burns and Gatlin Marry in Palo Pinto Ceremony
W. C. Burns and Ammie Gatlin surprised friends with a May 29 wedding after securing credentials at the county clerk and county judge’s office. The couple stayed in Mineral Wells through Tuesday and are now at home in Graham, receiving congratulations. Burns is a longtime county citizen and former commissioner. Gatlin is the daughter of the late county commissioner and a longtime resident with many friends.
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W. C. Burns
Ammie Gatlin
Palo Pinto
Burns
Mineral Wells
Graham
Summers
First Christian Church Plans June 22 Services
The First Christian Church schedules morning and evening sermons on June 22 titled The Trinity of Success and The New Song. Dr Klingman spoke last Sunday on The Old Testament Trinity of Redemption and The New Wine with strong audience response. Choir practice ends Friday. a debt free church and parsonage worth about 100000 are to be dedicated July 13 with plans for a year of spiritual uplift.
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Dr. Klingman
First Christian Church
Grocery man plying Graham representative aims to meet local grocers
J. W. Fulps of Graham visited town representing Carter Grocery Co of Fort Worth. The Home News notes he knows the grocery business thoroughly and has expanded his route to include Springtown. he plans weekly calls to meet local grocers and get acquainted.
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Graham
Carter Grocery Co
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Home News
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Springtown
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Mrs. Georgia Burleson 91 dies in Waco home
Mrs Georgia Jenkins Burleson widow of Baylor University founder Dr Rufus C Burleson died at her son's home in Waco Texas after a long illness including partial paralysis She was born in Meriwether Georgia and lived in Texas eighty eight years A longtime Baylor matron Georgia Burleson Hall bears her name She is survived by son R A Burleson daughter Mrs S L Morris of Ackerman Miss and brother Judge W H Jenkins of Waco
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Texas
Georgia Jenkins Burleson
Rufus C. Burleson
Baylor University
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Burleson
P. C. Jenkins
Old Washington
Alabama
Ju Female Institute
Marion
Ala
Independence
Baylor
Waco In 1861, and Dr. Burleson
Waco University
S. L. Morris
Ackerman
W. H. Jenkins
George W. Truett
Dallas
Southwestern University Receives $10000 Endowment Gift
A Huntsville Texas couple Judge W L Dean and wife donated ten thousand dollars to Southwestern University endowment drive. Five thousand will fund a loan pool for worthy students and five thousand will bolster the endowment.
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Southwestern University
W. L. Dean
Huntsville
Texas
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