Red Cross served nation through war and relief efforts
A long reminiscence recalls the American Red Cross role since World War I, noting disaster relief in 24 Arkansas counties and flood and tornado aid in others. It highlights volunteers aiding veterans, first aid service, and ongoing fundraising inviting readers to enroll starting Thursday November 17.
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Flanders
America Red Cross
Red Cra
Hanes
Arkansas
Arkansas Counies
Red Cross
Reir
First Baptist Sunday School
Tent Show Opens With Davis Brunk Comedians Return
On Monday night Davis Brunk comedians, after a decade away, open a new modern tent theater at Fifth and Bth streets. The opening play When Lindies Meet leads a fast comedy riot. five nets of new vaudeville and music by the Arkansas Traveler Orchestra on the program. Doors open at 7 p.m. The event is sponsored by the American Legion post.
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Davis-Brunk
Fifth
Bth
Lindies
Akkansas Traveler Orchestra
Rew Post
Amenean Legion
Patmos Cage Team Defeats Laneburg in Season Opener
The Patmos Vines opened the season with both senior and junior wins over Laneburg Cantril. The Pirate Senior game ended 28 to 20, with Sims mons from Pathos as top scorer with 12. An injury to Chimp in the junior game left Pathos ahead 20 to 11 as the hurt player scored 11. Yerger High PT A meeting announced for Tuesday at 7:30 in the school auditorium, with hospitality hosting refreshments. executive committee to meet Monday at 6 at Frank Tellingles residence.
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Patmos Vines
Laneburg
Cantril
Pirate
Simsmons
Pathos
Tare
Pirs
Chimp
Yerger PT. A
Yerger High PT. A
Tuesony
North Hazel Street
Church chair practice and salad gathering noted
Mrs. George Crews and Mrs. J. By Berkworth hosted a dainty salad plate with chocolafe for 25 guests. J.C. Carlton announced a chair practice at First Methodist church on Tuesday. Brownwood visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gill and two sons, Mrs. L. Merrit, and Mr. G. H. Beckworth among others visiting W. M. Crews and George Crews.
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George Crews
J. By Berkworth
J.C. Carlton
First Methodist Church
Tom Gill
Brownwood
Texas
W. M. Crews
Tom GM
James Bowden
L. Merrit
G. H. Beckworth
Rowe 2
Hollywood Stars Share Scenes in Stand Up and Fight
Wallace Beery and Robert Taylor clash in a dusty street sequence as director W S Van Dyke warns about lip reading by censors and audiences. The piece also recalls scenes from Everybody’s Baby with Shirley Deane and Russell Gleason plus anecdotes about June Gale Luise Rainer and Joe Ruttenberg in Hollywood chatter.
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Hollywood
Wallace Beery
Robert Taylor
Beery
Taylor
W. S. van Dyke
Shirley Deane
Russell Gleason
Gleason
Cynthia Hobart
Cynthia
June Gale
Gale
Samson
Luise Rainer
Joe Ruttenberg
Melville Coopwe Terr
Serial Lovers Aweigh in Navy Romance Amid Jealousy
Judy hosts a tense party for Marvel to boost Dwight’s navy career while Marvel's glamour clashes with Judy's feelings. Dwight confronts Marvel about love and status as Judy faces Jack's confession and a possible marriage proposal that could shatter their longtime friendship.
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Alcott
Hyo
Judy
Marvel
Jack
Be Marvel
Dwight
Los Angeles
the Coronado
Ady
Admiral Hanrahan
Captain Lane
Washington
Father
Diane
Navy
Love
Ward
Dramatic School and Theatre Seats Toy with Left and Right
In a quirky feature, Migs Ratner explains a method to orient left and right by visualizing a grandmother's house in Vienna. Alan Hale unveils a theater chair invention that slides back to spare toes, while Senoy Carlos Barbe, Uruguay's consul, earns $230 monthly yet buys a flashy auto to rent to studios.
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Ering Dramatic School
Migs Ratner
Viena
Fates New Chadr
Alan Hale
Fias
Hale
Europe
Carlos J. Barbe
Republic of
Uruguay
South America
Barbe
Gaels Defeat Santa Clara in Major West Coast Victory
St. Marys Gaels, inspired on offense, defeated the previously unbeaten Santa Clara Bronc 1 to 0 before a crowd of 40.000. Ed Hefferns and the line opened the path with a late third quarter drive. Mike Perrie added the extra point as Santa Clara, unbeaten since 1936, saw its long win streak halted by the Gaels.
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San Francisco
Mary's Gaels
Santa Clara Bronc
Santa Clara
St. Mary's
Superstor
Paisu
Ed Hefferns
Mike Perrie
Film star ad revenue and car color in Tailspin
The text notes a star earning $35 to $50 daily and a good month yielding $506, mentions Constance Bennett and Barbe's car used by a 20th Century Fox production. It describes the famed black wicker Rolls and the light gray Barbe car chosen for Tailspin to avoid halations in Technicolor.
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Constance Bennett
20th-Fox
Barbe
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Percy Sharp
Vttlesen
Meg
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Frank Hearne
Medriga
Masie Elthy
Tofclack
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PB. Carrigan
Winchaster
Fox Mumory’ Association
Winchester
Dr. Carrigan
J. 2B. Yates
Citizens of
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Glen Williams
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Miss Nutmindell
Fulton
Missy Hattie Richardson
Warren
G. J. Martindale
Memphis
Americal Legion
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Second
Lyman G. Armstrong
Anattace
Lyman Ge
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Armstrong
Elizabeth Evins
Robert Moran
South Elnstreet
Wolock
Cinrily
Re V. Hall
Texarfama
Tn Cag
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Arkansas Democrat
May Hope
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J. B. Beekworth
Beekworth
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Jane Withers
SONJA
Happy Landing
Glenda Farrell
Torchy
Jack Witt
St—aAhove
Cate
Monday Davis
Amerie Legion
New York
Slime Andrews
the Ozarks
Arkansas Travelers Orchestra
Jackie Cooper
Ladies Specialty Shop
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Pitone
Firth and Bigelow
Hope Hardware
Patmos
Tora
Mary Ellen Reardon
Chicago
Mary Ellen
Paul Harrison
Mrs. Gleason
Betty Wallace
Cmaaiacters
Suny Alcot
Dwigut
Jacitlane Voila Nallor
Marvel Hasten
Yeaterdays
Judy Tie
Esphimn
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Hanty Rune
Campbell
St. Mary’s Gaels
West Coast Powerhouse
Penney
K Hnloin
Penney’s
Bayons
Peains
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America
Children’s Tailor
Glen
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