Daughters of the Union Host Christmas Gathering at Court Home
The Daughters of the Union held a Christmas luncheon in the 1% ARL room at court home with Civil War veterans, their wives, and local members attending. Guests sang carols, heard readings, and reflected on community service, with committees coordinating the event and a Ben Adams program note.
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Daughters of the Union
Court Home
Chris
Daugher
Papius
Daugner
HM. McConoushe
Wil! Young
Tom
H.om. Clery
CW. Metaughtin
J. C. Boive
Roger
J Atex Dawson
Areet
Wiliam Lowash
Mrembree
J. C. Bolee
Bars
St Avariel
Frank Gobble
W. McLaughlin
Carolyn Ham Fon
Orville Elder
Bill Bratton
Community Club Announcements and Rescheduled Events
Regular Womens Relief Corps meet Saturday at 2 30 p m all members urged to be present 257 Cyrus chapter No 1 RAL Mi regular meeting Friday evening Dec 14 at 7 00 p m election of officers signed J Brookhart H W 783 The Christmas entertainment at Pine Grows school Friday evenings December 14 has been postponed to Tuesday evening December 18 Teacher Mary Gale Letts 20812 Cottage prayer meeting at Mr Lanshington Pri day evening 7 30 Everyone welcome Wesieyan society of the M church meet Monday evening with Mrs Marrison Dedder Mr Ralph Shannon to lead There will be a Christmas entertainment and candy social at Lincoln school Tuesday evening ember 18 at 7 o clock Hot Tanck served Cna Smit teacher 25S14 The Lailies of om dureh will hold a Jaguar and eb iursiay Dec 20 at the F
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Womens Relief Corps
Cyrus
Ral
Brookhart
Pine Grows School
Mary Gale Letts
Lanshington
John
M Church
Marrison Dedder
Ralph Shannon
T Lincaldn
Cna Smit
Regular meeting of Lexington PTA at the school house
The Lexington PTA holds a regular meeting at the school house on December 21 with a short program and Christmas tree. Members are asked to bring a Christmas package of over 25 cents and sandwiches for family and social time. Everyone is invited.
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Lexington Pta
Prifayvening
No Real Proof That Meteo Rites Are New
Fragmented OCR text argues meteors are not new to Earth space. It claims six rites have been found in coal deposits and robes, disputes Stone Age existence, and estimates meteorites have circulated in the solar system for long ages. The author doubts a 18000 year origin and notes limited observational support.
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Amernans
Aeaverey
Space
Paif
Intel
Display At Exposition Delights First-Time Ocean Visitors
A Good Housewife noted the long anticipation of her family from Iowa as they viewed ships at the Long Beach exposition. They marveled at steam ships in Los Angeles harbor and stood before a picture of an old square-rigged frigate, exclaiming softly about the unfamiliar sights with the youngest child asking quiet questions.
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Long Beach
Lowa
California
Los Angeles
Johnnie
Pauper Sadaht Pound Revealed as England’s Learned Poor
The article profiles Sadaht Pound, a pauper in St Pancras, noted as the most learned of England’s poor. At fifty five he learns Latin, speaks German fluently, and has translations of The Preset published. It recalls his study of Hoch and Seartatth and mentions past residence in Hampstead and a winter spell near Vinees.
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St. Pancras
Pat Pee
England
Hoch
Seartatth
Hampstead
Moulders of Men and Gang War Casts and Vest Fashion
The article notes stars James Ashmore, Joe E Brown, Helen Costello, and Chaney in new projects including Gang War and The Tod and Detective, with fashion details about a new lightweight bulleteproof vest from New York police sources. It mentions Beulah at Fox Theatre showing and a police portrayal of underworld figures, directed by Geo Selita and Tack Conway with A P Youner.
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B. Selita
Tod
Ton Chaney
New York
Fox Theatre
Beulah
Turn & Vincenis Ballet
Tack Conway
A. P. Younser
Pranks Darko Stars in The Choles at Graham Theatre
A PRO special feature titled The Circus Kid comes to Graham Theatre on Saturday. Frankie, the waif who solves the theatre, delivers a standout performance as Pranks Darko shines in the cast and becomes one of its stars.
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Darko
Graham Theatre
Frankie
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