Live Oak Society Honors Century Old Trees By Girth Rule
The Live Oak Society of Louisiana celebrates five years with rules that admit oaks aged at least a hundred years and elect a president by girth. Notable members include the Locke Breaux oak in St. Charles Parish and the Evangeline oak in St. Martinville, while historic trees from Cambridge to Annapolis and New York’s Inwood are cited for their role in state and national history.
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America
LaSalle
Mississippi River
Evangeline Oak
Old St. Martinville
Nova Scotia
Longfellow
Evangeline
New Orleans
Garden and Horticultural
South America
Pacific
Australia
United States
Garden Clubs of
Louisiana
Cambridge
Mass
Washington
Maryland
Annapolis
St. John’s College
Sus
Chesterfield
S. C
Sherman
New York
Manhattan Island
Henry Hudson
Corydon
Ind
Indiana
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
Lincoln
Mary McGrath
Broadway
Annie
Astrachan
Gravenstein
Baldwin
Greening
King
Boston
George van Yahres
B. F. Goodrich Company
New Jersey
Edwin L. Stephens
St. Charles Parish
The
Live Oak Society of
By Virginia Vale: D by Western Surper
A clipped item notes Virginia Vale and Western in an apparent byline or caption. Details are fragmented, with missing context and unclear action or event.
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Virginia Vale
Western
Priscilla Lane and Hollywood Like the Airline Screen
The piece notes Priscilla Lane's neighborhood following and her habit of quizzing theater managers. It previews Flight Command with Robert Taylor, Norma Shearer memories, and Laraine Day as Mary Dugan. It reports on snow ice by Edward J. Peters and Hollywood’s big variety show Al Pearce and His Gang plus upcoming CBS quiz shows and acting tips from Lurene Tuttle learning from Helen Hayes and Bette Davis.
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Mary Dugan
Robert Young
Norma Shearer
Laraine Day
Foreign Correspondent
Edward J. Peters
Paramount
Charles Vidor
New York
Fred MacMurray
Mary Martin
Robert Preston
Victor
Hollywood
al Pearce
CBS
Carl Hoff
Pearce
Billy Gould
Wendell Niles
Bill Jordan
George Kent
Lurene Tuttle
Helen Hayes
Miss Hayes
Bette Davis
Miss Davis
Lurene
John Barry
Here Comes the Navy reissue by Warner Brothers
The 1934 film Here Comes the Navy by James Cagney and Pat O’Brien is being rereleased by Warner Brothers. George Burns and Gracie Allen renew a pledge to aid a set number of Buystown Nebrab youngsters. Donald Crisp returns from a six month break to star in Winged Victory. Ginger Rogers appears in Kitty Foyle for the forty second time. Guy Kibbee takes the title role in Scattergood Haines at the author’s request.
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James Cagney
Pat O’brien
Warner Brothers
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Buystown
Neb
Donald Crisp
Kitty Foyle
Ginger Rogers
Guy Kibbee
Christ's Valuation of Personality Lesson Text Luke 14
A January lesson stresses Jesus valuing people amid Sabbath disputes and hospitality. It contrasts proper Sabbath use with hypocrisy and urges humility, selfless invitation, and spiritual rewards beyond this life.
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Jesus
Morgan
God
Dr. Morgan
Christ
J. W. Bradbury
Pattern 2693 Slippers in 2 4 and 6 Year Sizes
Directions for making slippers in small child sizes with illustrations and stitch guides. Includes materials needed and a photo of the pattern stitch. Instructions direct readers to send orders to the specified address.
Religion Without Religion
A reflection on how genius without faith serves only as a lamp at the palace gate, shedding light for the uninitiated while the true inhabitant remains in darkness.
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Doan
Dean
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Bedell Monroe
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
Robert Taylor
Naval Aviation
CBS Pacific
HARO
Ean
Lundquist
Moody Bible Fretitate
International Council of Religious Education
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Eighth Ave
Lydia B. Pinkham
Puunous Pinkham
Adlerika
S. R.minn
Tiha
Doans
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