Weston Mills Tale in Memphis prompts party plot
Joan reads a newspaper society page revealing a Weston Mills link and Barbara Courtney dinner plans with Robert Weston. Pat teases Joan about a date, while Joan fears a double life and faces Benny’s frail health as she plans tomorrow’s clinic visit.
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Shan Rene
Wraton
Oan Waring
Jerry Forrester
Jerry
Ware
Bambana Courtney
New York
Joan
Pat Renda Barty
Ris Hob
Pat
Lew Weston
Memphis
Robert Weston
James Weston
New York City
Maten
Weston Mills
Niagara Falla
New Jersey
Alll
Scott
Copethun
Coe
Bin
Bis
Barbara Courtney
Barbara
Bob
A Telephone Call Tricks Hearts In A Domestic Tale
In a fragmented scene three siblings and friends weave romantic misunderstandings. Joan reads aloud while Benny teases Richard’s imagined fate. A late morning call from Bob rekindles plans for lunch and explanations, as Pat pressures Joan about handling men. To be continued.
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Bob
Pat
Jona
Joxy
Joan
Barbara
Edison
Pleasant Hill Community Social Notes
Sweet Home residents and relatives gather for weekend visits and church singing. Numerous local names from Carman Montgomery Huskey and Campbell families appear with travel and visiting updates, along with a brief quoted exchange from a Boston Transcript.
TokIo and Prescott area social notices from Tokio and Nashville
Tokio Mr and Mrs W T Cooley Jr visited Highland and Mr and Mrs Claude Stewart Sunday Mrs C M McLarty of Nashville visited relatives here Sunday Harris and Holt were Nashville visitors Saturday and Monday Robins of Ozan visited Robins relatives here Sunday Joe Ray and Mrs Jostia Steuart wed at the Christian church in Tokio FE Morris Sr and Giri Nance plus Vera Steuart were Nashville or Prescott visitors Miss Dixie Gosnell of Murfreesboro spent the weekend here Fraisher Carter of Murfreesboro attended church here Sunday M L Steuart and family of Hot Springs visited Sunday John Higgins of Murfreesboro visited Sunday Mrs Gertrude Stevens of Murfreesboro visited here Sunday Vicie Hatch and granddaughter Fannie returned home after an extended visit to Mineral Springs
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W. T. Cooley, Jr
Claude Stewart
Highland
C. M. McLarty
Nashville
Harris
A.C. Holt
William Robins
Ozan
Tokio
Morris, Sr
J. K. McLarty
Edwin
G. 0. Wisdom
Giri Nance
Vera Steuart
Prescott
J. T. Warren
Dixie Gosnell
Murfreesboro
Fraisher Carter
M.L. Steuart
Hot Springs
John Higgins
Gertrude Stevens
Bye Stewart
Vicie Hatch
Fannie
Mineral Springs
Belton Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits
Rain kept Belton Sunday school light but crowds are urged to attend next Sunday. Eloy JL attends court in Washington this week. Mrs Ruth Garland of Hope stayed with Mrs Mary Leslie over the weekend. Several were disappointed as school did not start Monday. Adelf Wilson of McCaskill visited aunt Mrs C F Dotson Monday evening. J L Eley shopped in Nashville Friday. John Gesche of Spokane visiting his mother Mrs Adolf Gesche. C T Dotson a business visitor in Hope Monday. Irene Pickett guest of Venice Stone Friday night. W L Chism a Nashville visitor Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carl Bill returned to Friendship after several weeks away. L A Manning in Nashville on business Friday. Singing at this place next Saturday night. W M Rhodes and daughter Ora shopped in Nashville Friday.
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Eloy
Washington
Ruth Garland
Hope
Mary Leslie
Bob
Adelf Wilson
McCaskill
C. F. Dotson
J. L. Eley
Nashville
John Gesche
Spokane
Washi
Adolf Gesche
C. T. Dotson
Irene Pickett
Venice Stone
W. L. Chism
Carl Bill
Friendship Community
Milton Stone
L. A
Visitors and Relatives Gather in Town
Columbus Texas couple Mr and Mrs John Mitchell visit Brownsville relatives while others from Nashville Hope and Bradley travel to see kin. Visitors include Mr and Mrs R E Jackson Miss Mildred Johnson Mrs J S Wilson and more as townsfolk host relatives from Garland Lewisville Amarillo Saratoga and Whreveport during weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Brownsville
Texas
B. D. Mitchell
R. E. Jackson
Mildred Johnson
J. S. Wilson
Nashville
J. R. Autrey
R. C. Stuart
Hope
T. W. Merryman
Bradley
Jim Wilson, Jr
J. A. Williamson
Whreveport
Jim Wilson
J. T. Dodson
Saratoga
Frank Suggs
McNab
W. F. Johnson
Johnny Dudney
Amarillo
Sunday church notes and visitors in the community
Bright Star Health is noted but the article mainly records Sunday school progress at a local place. Numerous households host guests, including Mrs A R Simmons moved to her daughter's home and several families visit each other. Rev D A Williams holds a meeting this week.
American Airlines completes most trips in first half of 1933
American operated passenger lines report 49,925 trips started in the first half of 1933 with 47,525 completed. The completion rate stands at 95 percent, reflecting strong performance across routes.
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American
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Renny
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Sweet Home
Sylvester Carman
Oscar Montgomery
Pleasant Hill
W. T. Yarberry
James Sewell
Margaret Grimes
Luther Burns
Sdtde Rock
M. H. Montgoomery
Texarkana
Bill Wilson
Gentry Campbell
Wilk Campbell
Ole Mae Huskey
Myr
Irvin Newton
Dully Gorham
Blevins
J. A. Huskey
Ed Schoonover
Jon
M. H. Montgomery
Leona Trevillion
Will McCain
Will Campbell
Cliffodd Huskey
J. R. Huskey
Cecil Sewell
A. Sewell
Harvey
Louise Yarberry
Floreen Huskey
Rothewell
Quay Wortram
Robert Peachy
Ellen Sue
Frescott
Elvin Campbell
Clifford Huskey
Mont Harris
Arthur Sewell
Odell Carman
Boston Transcript
Ufcy Kellergy
Lanct
Columbus
A. R. Simmons
Homer Davidson
Floyd Mangum
R. E. Long
Betty Hackett
Stella Tomlin
Jima Wright
Elbert O'Steen
A. L. Caudle
J. T. Wright
W. W. Wright
Edgar Tyler
J. W. Galoway
Carl Smith
Mildred Calhoun
Spring Hill
D. A. Williams
Hope Star