Christmas Trees and Community Spirit Rise in Winter Sky
Vintage society notes describe evergreen trees as symbols of hope and unity, rising above cold nights to bring light and peace. Local events include a Junior- Bernoy club meet at 340 PM, December at the high school, with Mrs. Dorsey McRae to discuss "As a Man Thinketh in the Heart." Hosts for December include Mrs. R.M. Briant, Mes, O. A. Graves, and Mrs. Ralph Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Willie Wilson
Anaunor
Junvior
Berioy Mig
As & Men
Dorsey McRae
R.M. Briant
Mes
O. A. Graves
Ralph Barton
J. J. Battle
Santa Claus Brown at Donaldson's stores brings wonder
Jim Carter watches a Santa Claus Brown in the Donaldson department store toy department as children, led by Betty, hope for gifts. The store owner pressures Brown to host a late event while the town questions the real Santa. Teacher Alice Banks chastens the kids for doubting Santa, leaving Betty seeking belief as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Carter
Donaldson's Department Store
Pete
Joe
Belly
Skip
Bing
Santa Claus Brown
Etty
Toy Department
Donaldson
Palma Royale
Santa
Brown
Betty
Santa Claus
Tonaldson
Sanita
New York
Ian
Jim
Oliders
Alie Banks
Alice Banks
Miss Banks
Youngstown chapter hears talks on citizenship and awards
Flag and singing guests introduced including Mrs. William Clarke of Atlanta and several others. Donations for Bilis Island were collected and buses operated. Miss Henry outlined the Good Citizenship award to seniors in public schools as explained by D A R chairmen, with discussions on committee chairs from various groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clarke
Atltonta
Beryl Henry
C. D. Lester
Etta Champlain
Maggie Bell
Sid Henry
Bilis Island
Miss Henry
Marriage of Alicia Read and James Waller Jones
Announcement of the marriage read by Rev Samuel J Rainey at the Episcopal Church in Fayetteville with a reception to follow. The couple will reside at 220 North Washington Street. Additional notes mention visiting friends including Mes Charles Uavredl and K Beacon as Wednesday guests.
American driver completes surreal cross continent trip to Argentina
Harold K. Miles, a 30 year old Los Angeles law graduate, claims to have driven a car from the United States to Buenos Aires via a South American highway route. He describes long, difficult sections, limited fuel, and rough terrain. He notes a fuel efficiency near one mile per gallon on the worst stretches and details the journey’s costs and hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Miles
Poatwe
Ayers Jean
United States
Avgeling
Buri
Los Anpeos Law School
Bureoor Airey
Gila
Apaet
Macnee
Uae
Weibe
California
Mesivn
Local social notices list visitors and meetings
A fragmented OCR backed record notes household guests including Mrs Mills and Mrs Willie Beaurix. It mentions a 3 oclock meeting at Mr Brraony's home and references families Lester Hicks and Chester Ean with infant concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Ati
Mills
M.A. Krewater Ang Miee Vl
Driver’s perilous river crossing through jungle locale
Mechanics recount a Buenos Aires overhaul described as fair though hampered by constant jarring. The driver faced a river crossing near Beundoy and Peri with a heavy car. natives aided by lifting the car across waist‑deep water. The crew learned to fashion a driftwood raft to support weight while avoiding dangerous snakes and treacherous glass from natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short
Buenos Aires
Shaesset
Beundoy
Peri
Revalle
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WED. & Thurs
el Rie Atl
Saa
Melvyn Douglas Virginia Bruce Warren William Ule Reeee Pereees Ee
Melvyn Vengus
Blatt
Henry Ponte Marfarie Weaver
Young Mir
Lincoln
Frial
Milrfd Gilman
Christus
Rephan’s
Hirdl
Tayty
Teiehwiit
Pine Bluff Foothall Pictures
Bret Ey
Wwe
U.S
Argentine
Cis
Hilde
Valparaise
Bengeee
Honduras
Murptrex
Boblie Seonker
Brraony
Ty Mp
Myre
Lester Hickster
Didi Chester Ean
Lawis
Rinty
Irifesecht Onmnelod Glass
V. Ho
Thomas J. Dewey
Dewey
Kevrote
Minneapolis
Talbot’s
Sik
Adare
Wen Gif Ideal
Talbot's
SSC
HSH
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