Within The Law on Friday at Theaters
The play shown in New York for a year and a half is praised as a great American drama and finely filmed by Vitagraph. Altice Joyce stars as Mary Turner with Harry Morey as Joe Garson in a tale of a falsely accused working girl.
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New York City
Geo.ovey
New York
Vitagraph Company
Altice Joyce
Mary Turner
Harry Morey
Joe Garson
Anne Murdock
Lorelei
Sam
Gerald Waldron
Hartley Boyce
Marionette magic and wartime reels headline a busy cinema schedule
Friday features Marguerite Clark in Seven Swans where seven transformed princes reappear as youths. Saturday brings France In Arms a war film showing mobilization battles and trench warfare with German prisoners. Monday showcases Because of a Won western with Bell Bennett and Jack Livingston as leads in a theft tale and romance.
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Maruerite Clark
Dainty Marguerite Clark
Marguerite
Pathe
France
Bell Bennett
Jack Livingston
Bappineae
Pie Supper at Maple Hill Raises $66 for School
A pie supper at Maple Hill Saturday night earned a profit of 66 dollars to be used by the school. Twenty two pies and cakes were donated by patrons and friends.
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Maple Hill
Local Social Notes From Tolbert And Surrounding Areas
Miss Rudy McAdams visited Chillicothe friends. Ollie Wood returned from a five day furlough at Camp Benbrook. Miss Bertha Brook hosted visits from Tommie Simmonds and Corn Brook. Ethridge Dockery leaves for Canyon Texas to attend Canyon Normal. Little Minnie Johnson died Sunday. Elder Floy E B Wallace conducted the funeral at the home. Sympathy extended to the bereaved. George Wright of Altus visited R R Brooks in Farmers Valley. Loneta Cessna was home from West Vernon.
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Ollie Wood
Camp Benbrook
Tommie Simmonds
Corn Brook
Bertha Brook
Farmers Valley
Hiyamith
Ethridge Dockery
Canyon
Texas
Canyon Normal
Gladys Simmonds
Holcombe
Loneta Cessna
West Vernon
Frontier Theme Week of Prayer at First Baptist Church
Division No 3 of the Woman’s Alliance of the First Baptist Church opens a week of prayer for Home Missions on Monday at 8 PM with devotion and talks. Mrs M Anderson discusses frontier work difficulties. Mrs W B Priddy reads on evangelizing the frontier. Mrs W W Joney presents The Missionary Overcoat. prayers cover scattered churches workers and starving souls and for the Army and Navy. special speakers will be rendered.
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Woman's Alliance of the
First Baptist Shurch
Favorite dining spot draws the city’s well known crowd
Patrons flock to the popular restaurant each evening to dine with the city’s notable people. After meals, guests are likely to understand why this venue draws such frequent visitors and why the scene remains lively and inviting.
Tuberculosis Bed Shortage Warns Of War Time Pressures
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis calls for at least 50 000 more beds in the next two years to control the disease under war conditions. Current beds total 49 000 with estimates suggesting 2 to 3 million active cases, far higher than prior counts due to new measurement methods. A Framingham Health demonstration shows 140 TB cases among 5 000 examined, supporting a higher disease ratio. officials caution against over interpreting preliminary figures while pursuing community control. Presbyterian Ladies Meet With Mrs Sewell On Monday at 3 PM with devotional leadership by Mrs Wilhem and local program led by Mrs Basham.
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Europe
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Framingham
Miss
Pramingium
Blinding Sandstorm Triggers Vernon Auto Crash
A sandstorm near Oklainion blinded drivers and caused a Studebaker crash on a small Vernon bridge. Driver A Flowers and passenger Arthur Vassey, both Odell residents, escaped serious injury. They came toward Vernon when a second car appeared unseen, forcing Flowers to steer off the bridge. The car needed radiator repairs after the incident.
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Studebaker
A. Flowers
Arthur Vassey
Odell
Vernon
Flowers
Notice of land trespass prosecutions and local notices
Notice lists intended legal action against trespassers on Wilbarger County lands. Also records updates of local residents visiting relatives, illness of a neighbor, travel notices, and a Fort Sill trip report, reflecting everyday Vernon area life and business ads.
Boger Visits Fort Worth Reported in Newspapers
A. C. Boger traveled to Fort Worth, with reports appearing in both the Vernon Record and the Kansas City Weekly Star. The items note the visit as covered by the two papers, and reference a one year period and a price of 1.75 in connection with the coverage.
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Vernon Record
Kansas City
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Alice Joyce
Ann Murdock
Sirens of the Sea
Louise Lovely
Carmel Myers
Katty Voss
Peggy Pierse
Geraldine Farrar
More’s Theatre
Tolbert News
Tolbert, Pet
Rudy McAdams
Chillicothe
White Rose Cafe
National Association
United States
Presbyterian
Sewell
The
Federated Presbyterian Church
Rupert Sewell
H. B. Wil
Land
Oklainion
A. F. Reubsatan
Pendleton & Son
J. W. Roberts
Greenville
J. F. Roberts
Smith's
Hotel Vernon Building
W. M. Huff
Columbia Records
E. M. Leutwyler
Sam Williams
Dallas
M. Lentwyler
Ethel Leautwyler
Ford
Fort Worth
Verrell- Swartwood
North Main
J. A. Puckett & Son
Wright
Puckett’s
Aily, Lle
City Tailors
A. C. Keltz, Mgr
S. Main
Wilbarger
Allison
Oscar Fowler
Baby
Mr. Fowler
Cin Snyder
Okla
Wilbarge
Ty. P. King
Smerson Moore
D. Magness
Wm Cameron
J. TH. Stephens
J. H. Moffitt
Chillicothes
Maud Gadd
Commerce
C. ©. Hills
Bettie Howihe
Cleburne
G. E Rogers
East Pease Street
BR. & W. Drug Co. Ady
D. Estes
Mrs. Lelaistes
Fort Sill
Pictorium Theatre
Paramount Superfeature
Marguerite Clark
Southern California
Otto Luck
France IN Arms
Triangle
Belle Bennett
Julian Eltinge
Irene Hunt
Symphony Lawn
Mrs. W. L. King
Archer City
C. M. Ladd
A. C. Boger
Sherrill
Taylor
Tention
Snappy
Pinkston
Elmer Houssels
Robert Houssels
New Orleans
Long Beach
Calif
Mr. Houssels
J. A. Houssels
Merly of
U. S. Food Commissioners
Herring-Bennett Lumber Company
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