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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
6
The Star Telegram notes Texas moves past a rancorous political race toward tackling floods recovery, highway and education needs, and regional economic problems. It urges unity, focus on state progress, and attention to international matters affecting Texas cotton and markets.
Norma Talmadge arrives in Los Angeles stirring social circles with visits to friends and associates including Bill Hart and Buster Keaton. She helps edit the First National film Smilin Through to be shown at the National Theatre next Monday and Tuesday.
The couple wed on a Sunday in Graham, August 20, with Rev. Edgar S. Williamson of the First Baptist Church officiating. Miss Stella Baker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FE H Baker of Graham, while Horace Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E H Smith who live west of Mineral Wells. The newlyweds will reside in Graham.
Baptist missionary Rev Sebe Thomas reported a successful meeting near Spring Creek with 38 additions to the church and 26 baptisms. The church clerk praised his preaching and tireless labor as faithful and zealously carried out.
The film Smilin Through is hailed as among the ten best of 1922 and opens a two day engagement at the National Theatre starting Monday September 11.
Graham Tire Shop at 430 Oak State advertises factory purchases and vulcanizing tires and tubes. The notice highlights lower prices and quick service in a compact local business blurb.
R. Roy Ruff came back from the Rio Grande valley last week and brought his wife along on this trip.
C W DeFreest has spent the past two weeks on a business trip to New York and other places.
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