Trial ends in frame up expose as Moffett confesses
In a tense court scene Judge Erskine orders Moffett to face a full truth while Mike and Mary Thomas watch. Moffett admits framing Mary and details his motive as police and judiciary come under scrutiny. Mike asserts his alibi and Mary’s innocence, while the couple finds peace at home with their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Moffett
Night Court
Judge Erskine
Osgood
Judge Mofet
Judge Moffett
South America
Mary Thomas
Ersine
Erskine
Mary
Little Mike
Former Whitewright Citizen Heads Trinity English Dept
Professor Morris A. Lively, longtime Whitewright native, has been elected head of Trinity University's English department for 1932 33. Lively, former Centenary College assistant professor, holds an MA from the University of Louisville and studied at Washington from 1925 to 1927. He plans to study Arabic and has taught literature from Babylonia to the Old and New Testaments. He is married with a ten year old daughter and is active in several scholarly societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris A. Lively
Centenary College
Shreveport
Trinity University
John H. Burma
Lively
Whitewright
Southeastern State Teachers College of
University of Washington
Seattle
American Association of University Professors
American Oriental Society
The
Southwest Society For Biblical Research
Babylonia
Assyria
Egypt
India
China
Japan
R. M. Lively
Witty Exchange Masters Domestic Banter
A humorous dialogue riffs on married life as a husband describes a cozy home scene and an old friend pivots to a lighthearted hat joke, highlighting social nuances of companionship and wit.
Local Moves and Weekend Visitors in Pilot Grove
Mr and Mrs W T Burkhalter moved to Dodd City last week. New occupants settled in the Burkhalter house, followed by the Caraways and Robinsons and finally the Moores. Visitors include D M Taylor and son David in Commerce, Grady Young in Sherman, and a Sherman trip by Bill Dixon and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Burkhalter
Dodd City
Bud Caraway
Burkhalters
J. L. Robinson
Caraways
Tom Moore
Robinsons
D. M. Taylor
David
Commerce
Forrest Doggett
Grady Young
Sherman
Bill Dixon
Billie
Horace Belew
Lloyd Belew
Desert
D. C. Judd
Slaton
Judd
Millard Head
Quinita Head
W. R
Cato
Family
Ray
Fay Reagan
Pauline Binion
T. J. Reagan
Blue Ridge
D. B. Andrew
Alma Jo
Ernest Andrew
van Alstyne
Miss 1932 Bottom Line Courtship Remarks
Miss 1932 and Slowgo exchange coy dialogue about kissing in front of parents with humorous exchanges. Miss 1932 insists caution while Slowgo jokes about a first kiss. The light banter reflects dating norms and social boundaries of the era.
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Arra
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Mark Hellinger
Charles Beahan
Doc RI
Agricults
PER Ceni
Exas
Texas
Hoot Gibson’s Rodeo
Alice Joy
Dream Girl Follies
Henry Santrey
Pilot Grove News
John T. Nall
ELY & Sons
N. Travis St
S. H. Montgomery Insurance
Chevrolet
Lee Norris Garage
Lester Haile Luther Smith & Son
J. H. Hollingsworth
Paul Cook Garage
Whitewright Lumber Co
Kimbel Milling Co
Bow-Wright Pharmacy
Kirkpatrick Pharmacy
Drs. May & May Kingery & Craig Cafe
S. H. Montgomery
the Bargain Store
Lilley
J. A. Yeager Manning
Clark & Meador
White Wright Sun
First National Bank
Silman Grocery & Market
L. O. Lackey
Plaber
Paul Stephens
Insurance
Simmons
P. C. Delfel
Decorator
Southern Ice & Utilities Co
Jones Dairy
Texas-Louisiana Power Co
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