Larmour Praised for Lobby Displays at National Theatre
Patrons praise M W Larmour for the pretty lobby advertising for Sally at the National Theatre in Graham. Displays are designed built and painted by Larmour and staff. He plans a miniature automobile race display for The Lucky Devil next week and welcomes suggestions.
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Raffles to Star at National Theatre in Peters Film
Universal Jewel presents House Peters in Raffles next Wednesday and Thursday October 14 15 at the National Theatre. Peters plays an amateur cracksman under King Baggot's direction in a screen version drawing on E. W. Hornung's famous Raffles stories and the stage play by Eugene W. Presbrey.
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Sunday School Seen Forming Criminals Says Judge
A Supreme Court judge with eighteen years' experience says that regular Sunday School attendance for boys under twenty one would deprive criminal courts and jails of raw material, implying the system would close. The judge warns against neglecting moral education during character formation.
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Supreme Court
Clarence Ousley In Field For Farm Bureau
Clarence Ousley a nationally known economist and former Assistant Secretary of Agriculture has accepted an appointment by the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association for special field work on cotton co operative marketing. John T. Orr president and general manager announced the engagement Thursday. Ousley has long directed extension work at A and M College Texas and later led the USDA linked effort while also directing the National Boll Weevil Control Association based in New Orleans. Orr praised Ousley noting few Texans know more about agricultural and economic farming problems.
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New Orleans
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A Doctor's Life Billing Duel With Mr Bangs
A doctor sends a $10 bill for two visits to the irate Mr Bangs. Bangs protests. The physician rewrites the bill listing a night shift rescue and appears to waive the first charge, and Bangs ends up paying. The tale ends with Bangs paying the bill.
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Boston Globe
Nervous man seeking wife leads to morbid humor
An elderly gentleman in a department store acts nervous and tells a floorwalker he has lost his wife. The floorwalker quips that mourning goods are two flights up, delivering a darkly comic moment. The exchange is brisk and wry, reflecting a newspaper joke tone.
Loftin Calvin couple wed quietly at Henrietta
Mr Lee Loftin and Miss Lela Calvin were married in Henrietta on September 29. The bride, daughter of C C Calvin of Markley, is a Graham High School graduate and teacher. The groom, son of Tom Loftin of Loving, is described as an excellent young man. They plan to live near Colston after a brief honeymoon and the bride will teach next term.
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Lela Calvin
Henrietta
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
C. C. Calvin
Markley
Graham High School
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Loving
Colston
Fort Worth Man, 74 Visits Father on 102nd Birthday
Frank I. Cunningham, 74, of 1622 Park Place Ave Fort Worth visited his father Myron T. Cunningham who turned 102 in Elyria Ohio. He traveled from Fort Worth to observe the milestone and will go to Detroit before returning home. The centenarian reputedly has a still alert mind and enjoyed a hearty birthday dinner. He had three other children living in Missouri and Ohio.
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Elyria
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Missouri
Card of Thanks from the Alford and Mauldin families
The Leader published card thanks for sympathy and services during illness and death. W. Alford and Children, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mauldin express gratitude for kindness that lightened a heavy burden and prayers for blessings on those who assisted during the sad hour.
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T. J. Mauldin
California Senate Passes 75age Pension Plan
California lawmakers approve a bill granting every resident aged seventy five who has lived in the state five years a pension of one dollar per day, with exceptions for those in poorhouses.
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Birth Certificates Key For Driving Licenses In Texas
A Texas Trans continental note urges parents to ensure birth records are on file with the State Board of Health. A woman born in Travis County but living in New York could not license her car until a certified birth record showed she was eighteen. Her mother filled a birth certificate blank in Austin and sent a copy, prompting states to standardize vital records to avoid such embarrassments for children. Parents should confirm their children's records with the State Board of Health in Austin.
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Austin
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Official Statement of the Guaranty State Bank at Eliasville
No. 1414 Official statement shows assets totaling 248 117 53 with loans 151 086 27 secured by real estate 5 087 39 other resources 245 16 and deposits 218 214 71 liabilities include capital 25 000 00 and undivided profits 3 698 38 sworn by W T Donnell and W O Cunningham with notary W M Davis on October 6 1925. Also notice on rabies prevention in dogs urges vaccination muzzling and destruction of worthless dogs to curb hydrophobia in the South from The Progressive Farmer.
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Eliasville
State of Texas
Graham Leader
Graham
Cnetecceiren
Guaranty Fund
Nsichin
Texas
Young
W. T. Donnell
W. O. Cunningham
A. D
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Young County
Tex
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W. P. Newell
H. C. Brock
South
Thanks for support during daughter's illness in Banger and Graham
Mr and Mrs J C Hall express sincere appreciation to friends in Banger and Graham for kindness during their daughter Ruby's serious illness. They note Ruby is recovering as rapidly as possible and send thanks.
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Graham
Ruby
J. C. Hall
Mock Radio Program at First Presbyterian Church
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the First Presbyterian Church will host a Mock Radio Program next Sunday evening at 6:45, October 11. The topic is Broadcasting God's Word. All are invited to attend.
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God
The Hunted Woman in Alaskan Setting at National Theatre
An announcement for next Friday and Saturday October 16 17 features The Hunted Woman by James Oliver Curwood at the National Theatre. Heralded as an ambitious Alaskan picture, the film portrays rugged North life with dog sledges and extreme hardships. Seven principal cast members endured twenty one days in snowy wastes as temperatures dipped to twelve to twenty two degrees below zero.
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National Theatre
North
James Oliver Curwood
William Foy
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