Sanctuary Right Figures In Hunchback Film Theme
A dramatic screen treatment of Victor Hugo's Hunchback of Notre Dame emphasizes the medieval sanctuary law. Miss O Hara plays a gypsy heroine who exploits the sacred refuge inside the Notre Dame cathedral to elude pursuers. The piece traces sanctuary from Greek and Roman times to Christian law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hugo
Noture Dime
Cheris
Laughtom
Ine
Misureen O'Hara
Notre Dame
France
England
Misa O'fera
Laughton
Waleter Haropden
Cedric Hardwicke
Thomaur Mitchell
Edmand O'Bires
Alan Marshal
Katherine Alexander
Notre Duma
William Dieterle
RKO Ratio
Sunday School Lesson on Faithfulness in Stewardship
William B. Gilroy discusses the parable of the talents from Matthew 25 and its lesson on spiritual stewardship. The piece contrasts varied abilities, emphasizes faithful use over results, and links endowment to accountability, urging readers to employ gifts wisely rather than fearfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowman
William B. Gilroy
Unose
Jean
Suecesari
Phe Rope
Alent
Coramendd
de Yun
Pioneer Spirit and Washington Birthday Remembrances
An item recalls George Washingtons Birthday celebrations and the 83rd birthday of Nes Laelia Gillespie in the city. Attended by neighbors and relatives at Miss Lellas luncheon, the event honors the Father of the Countrys memory and Laelia’s longtime community service. Also noted are visits of Attorney E. F. McFaddin, Johnsons arrival of Linda Jean, and a February gathering by the Clara Lowthorpe chapter C of C with patriotic programs and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Agigen
Mic
George Washington
Nes
Laelia Gillespie
Lella
Howe
Iss Lelia
J. F. Gorin
Clade Johnson
Washington City
Linda Jean
Sibley Hospital
Washington
Johnson
Vena Moses
Roston
Frantes Thomps
Martha White
Marie Antoinett Williams
Christmas on the Front: British Censorship and News Tactics
A fragmented wartime narrative recalls British efforts to control German awareness of Christmas, noting censorship measures, troop morale, and the tension between reporting and propaganda. The piece references officials, editors, and soldiers, with scattered remarks on archives, broadcasts, and the wartime media environment.
Church notices from First Presbyterian and First Baptist
Sunday schedules list Morning Worship and Sunday School at both churches. First Presbyterian led by Thomas Brewster with 9:45 Sunday School, 10:54 Morning Worship, 6:15 Young People Meeting, and Wednesday 7:50 mid week service. First Baptist, William R. Hamilton pastor, 9:45 Sunday School, 10:55 Morning Worship by Rev. H. A. Fisk, 6:30 Baptist Training Union, 7:30 Evening Worship with Fisk. Public invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinday School
First Baptist Church
William R. Hamilton
H. A. Fisk
Baptist Training Union
First Christian Church Opens Week With Morning Service
Corner North Main and West Avenue hosts minister John Keith Gregory for a Bible study titled Our Strength and Our Weakness at 9 45 a m. Morning worship follows at 11 0 o clock. Christ ian Endeavor Society junior meets at 6 30 p m and evening worship is at 7 0 0 p m with evangelistic services continuing under What is The Gospel of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciristian Corner
North Main
West Avenue
John Keith Gregory
Christian Endeavor Society
Reck-a-Bye Skiers Rally in Northern Italy
A fragmented report notes Reck-a-Bye Skiers and Enthiatians preparing a swing into northern Italy. References to Italian renneys and Wird class sleeping casches are brief and unclear, with scattered mentions of Rome and central subjects.
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Re Ski Enthiatians
Italy
Renneys Euneinest
Hammeczi
Aly
Rome
Taly
Serial Story $15 A Week by Louise Holmes
A serialized tale follows Ann Brown, a $15 a week shop assistant, as she compares herself to debutante Irene Temple while dreaming of a better dress and future. She navigates street life on State Street, feeling isolated amid crowds and yearning for a friendly face. The chapter centers on fashion, longing, and social contrast in a shop girl setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Holmes
Adin
Ann Ferin
Ann
Irene Temple
State Street
Dimleys
Tere
Incredible voyage and mutiny tale from colonial days
A fragmentary review-like passage summarizes a shipboard voyage with mutiny and siege scenes. Names like Clark and Vinearing appear alongside dramatic survival details and a beleaguered camp, recounting harsh weather, scarce food, and a looming rebellion led by a colonel figure amid battlefield confusion.
Foul Run-Around Disrupts Velckeville Cage Game
A chaotic moment in a Velckeville basketball game led to a disputed foul call as players dallied near midcourt. Officials faced loud protests from fans and teammates while the game continued with unsettled momentum.
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New Péoitier
Spinion
Drather
F. McFaddin
Shreveport
Me. McFaddin
Gust
Rotary
Clara Lowthorpe
Marie and
Nannie Purdits
Marie Antoinette
Williams
Misa Mary Wilson
Star
Hemi
Ark
Cormant
Manttiend
Barat
Gerard
Egal Areitera
Mmive
Nur Mabe Poltitia
Wentring
Prety
Leadteville
Hetter
Ehal Gring Haberdaaherr
Ralph, Gargor
Hollywood
New York
Berlin
Ramet
Saenger
Pense
Bela Lugosi
Oregon Trail
Church News
First Presbyterian
Thomas Brewster
Minster
Untly Baptist Church
J. M. Reaves
Rialto
Brent
Tome
Brean Forrig
Boris Karloff
Jaargaret Lindsay
Weshingtom State
Crow Laundry
Uae
Chega
Rg Ae
Chveh
Vthalia
Willemon
Wiken'e
Farrar and
Rhneharts
Ranlow
Tanry Tarefaon
Clark
Mary
Mareh
Jel
China
Wille Conan
Garth
Bal Te
Milion Sida
Yonder Hill
Cle
KE Thebyille
Mal Bien
Velckeville
Nugorad
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