Eliza vivid portrait of the wild west in 1870s novel
Patricia Campbell’s Eliza follows a Boston girl who leaves wealth to marry in the Washington Territory. The narrative blends frontier violence, Indian struggles, constitutional loyalties, a volatile partnership, Chinese population tensions, and a revenue patrol captain as Eliza navigates a rapidly changing West. Reviews by Alex Arnold.
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Patricia Campbell
Eliza
Boston
Washington Territory
Quinamoy
Davis Todd
Captain Minor
Revenue Patrol
Alex Arnold
LIC Choir Performs Religious Programs in Goose Creek
The LIC choir directed by Mrs. John Ellis prepared two religious music programs at Grace Methodist Church Goose Creek Sunday night and on KREL Monday March 22 from 9 30 to 10. The luncheon style program at the church featured four groups with solos by Charles Cummings Jake Gregerson Angie Lee Laird Kent Rogan and others. The KREL broadcast will present a shortened version of the Sunday program. Members include sopranos altos tenors and basses listed in full.
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Grace Methodist Church
Goose Creek
KREL
LIC
John Ellis
Methodist Church
G. B. de Palestrina
Johann Sebastian Bach
Panis Angelicus
Caesar Franck
Charles Cummings
Lord
Shepherd
Noble Cain
Weatherly Adams
Jake Gregerson
H. T. Burleigh
Peter Tschaikowsky
Harvey Gaul
Angie Lee Laird
F. M. Christiansen
Kent Rogan
the Lord
Jerusalem
J. H. Maunder
Dorothy Laird
Frances Humphries
Donna Kellogg
Peggy Rae Bittick
Berleyine Slagle
Margaret Sheffield
Geraldine Brown
Billy Fletcher
Barbara Morris
Lois Anderson
Billie Jane Barbour
Lorraine Stephan
Pansy Myers
Sylvia Goss
Ina Lynch
Edward Cathriner
Paul Webber
Hayes Dorris
Walter Rundell, Jr
Lemuel Porter
Jack Nesselrode
Rex Couch
Carl Bond
A. D. Wilkinson
Election Year Discussion On Voting And The Electoral College
The piece outlines election year processes including campaigning limits, voting steps, and the electoral college mechanism. It notes amendments, the 12th, and stresses citizen responsibility while suggesting reforms to boost turnout such as shorter ballots and improved absentee voting. It closes with a Carlyle quote.
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National Party
Stenes
Gene Wells rises as LJC drama star in dinner play
The article profiles Gene Wells, a dramatic arts major at LJC, who overcame a serious bus crash and leg injury to study at RELHS then join the Drama Department. He will perform as Sheridan Whiteside in The Man Who Came to Dinner, recognizable by oversized horn rimmed glasses.
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Mary Louise Fowler
LJC Curtin Club
Lee Auditorium
Joy Fuller
Blue Fairies
King Cole
RELHS
LJC
Drama Department
Sheridan Whiteside
Gene Wells
LUC Students Plan Numerous Easter Travel Trips
Many students and instructors will stay home over the Easter holidays while others depart. Names and destinations include Billy Angel to Livingston, Noland Ray Kirk to Austin, Joy Fuller and Tommy Terry to the Azalea Trail, Miss Minnie Alice Robertson to Fort Worth and Dallas, Ruby Barham to Stephenville, James F. Koenig to Austin, A W Costley to Brownwood, Jordan Kimball to Lufkin, Bob Neal to Texas City, Joyce Cooper to Nacogdoches, Sam Aydelotte to Galveston, Bill McBride and Walton Scott near Fort Worth, George McAlpine to East Texas, Kathryn Barlow to Woodville, Eutha Carpenter to DeRidder, Charles Cummings to Grayburg, Roger Ragain to Northeast Texas, J B Arnold camping with Boy Scouts, Paul Edwards to play golf, and others like Odelle Gary to Austin and Abilene. Several remain, including Harold Orton and Dorothy Sawberger, due to work commitments.
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Billy Angel
Livingston
Noland
Ray Kirk
Austin
Joy Fuller
Tommy Terry
Joy
Lafayette
Tommie
Minnie Alice Robertson
Fort Worth
Dallas
Ruby Barham
Stephenville
James F. Koenig
A. W. Costley
Brownwood
John A. Wilson
Harold Orton
Wesley Macon
Dorothy Sawberger
Raymond Cooper
Wade Partin
Frank Sawberger
Alez Arnold
Harold Murphy
Stanley Jenkins
Joanne Steed
Joyce Vidrine
Robert Lee Jacks
Jazz To Symphony Claims Irish Lassie's Interests
The piece notes an Irish lassie Maryon Sterling from Goose Creek who challenges the notion that nothing good comes from Goose Creek by praising music and calling out a dislike for jazz while expressing affection for Irish songs and diverse music interests.
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Jazz
Lassie
Maryon Sterling
LJC
Maryon
Goose Creek
McFarland Expected BSU Leader Today
The BSU holds its weekly meeting in Room 117 at 5 55 p.m. W A McFarland will lead the Bible study and devotional. All students are asked to bring items for an Easter basket for a needy family and turn them in to Miss Minnie Alice Robertson.
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BSU
W. A. McFarland
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