Mutiny on the Bounty Brightens Queen Theatre Prevue Weekend
The Queen Theatre screens Mutiny on the Bounty with Clark Gable and Charles Laughton in a sea drama based on James Hall and Nordhoff, highlighting a great cast. Also showing Powder Smoke Range, The Virginia Judge, and Bad Boy with James Dunn across the weekend.
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Metro- Goldwyn- Mayer
Queen Theatre
Fox
Vina Delmar
James Dunn
James Norman Hall
Charles Nordhoff
Heman
Clark Gable
Charles Laughton
Franchot Tone
Eddie Quillan
Tim McCoy Guards Law Amid Fur Raider Threat
Royal Northwest Mounted Police officer Tim McCoy dons the red serge at the Lyric Theatre premiere of Fighting Shadows. He tracks a ruthless fur-raider gang terrorizing trappers in the Indian River Country while contending with Brad Harrison, Geneva Mitchell’s brother, who complicates his pursuit before justice is served.
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Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Lyric Theatre
Tim McCoy
Canada
Indian River
Tim
Brad Harrison
Geneva Mitchell
Brad Suh
Silver Fox
The
Stone
Harrison
Mrs Rosson Recovers After Major Operation at Temple
Mrs. Geo T Rosson who underwent a major surgical operation at Scott and White sanitarium Temple last Monday is reported to be convalescing satisfactorily.
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Geo. T. Rosson
Scott & White
Temple
Social notes from Abilene Winters and area events
Local residents attend fights and visits across Abilene and Winters. Families travel to Gatesville San Angelo and Phoenix for relatives and bedside care. A high school history teacher Miss Stephens resigns after many years of service.
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E. J. Criswell
Sam. Seitz
Hopkins
Winters
Jessie Maude Humphries
Sam _ Sietz
Sliger
San Angelo
Sam Barron
Dorothy Gene
James
Ballinger
Dorothy F. Moore
Mary Katherine Whitfield
Ches. Busher
Dick Atkins
Miss Stephens
Methodist services and community notes from a Texas town
Crews Rev O A Morton held regular services at the Methodist church. Doyle Jayroe is ill but improving. Mrs Quincy Traylor and children of Merkel visited relatives. Loyd Jackson and Joe Irvin visited. Eld H B Carraway preached at Pecan church west of Robert Lee and has an appointment there third Sunday. Willie Bryan Carraway injured his head but required only four stitches and is back in school. Eld Carraway will fill his Baptist appointment.
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O. A. Morton
Methodist
Doyle Jayroe
Quincy Traylor
Merkel
Loyd Jackson
Herrings
Jayroe
Jimmie Lucas
Chester McBeth
Eld
H. B. Carraway
Pecan Church
Robert Lee
W. E. Traylor and Sons
van Pelt Place
Willie Bryan Carraway
Carraway
Baptist Church
Residents visit Hensley home and kinfolk gatherings
The article notes visits to L. B. Hensley by Mr and Mrs Archie Smallwood and Milton Smallwood, and Sunday calls by Mrs Luther Smith and children with Grannie Hamner. It records Matt and Corky Hensley staying with grandparents in Wilmeth and a general invitation to the public. The Brooker family moves to the Schwartz place. Funeral attendance for Mrs Helen Hinkle Stoecker at Winters is noted with condolences from the Hinkle family.
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L. B. Hensley
Archie Smallwood
Milton Smallwood
Hensley
Luther Smith
Grannie Hamner
Matt
Corky Hensley
Wilmeth
Buck Brooker
W. H. Schwartz
G. Phipps
Chestersiete
Helen Hinkle Stoecker
Hinkle
Safeway Official Warns Public Over Rising Tax Bill
Warren, president of Safeway Stores, Inc, warns the public that the total tax burden will rise as new taxes are added. He notes estimates that the 1985 national tax bill will exceed 350 percent above 1913 levels and that taxes already absorb about 20 percent of personal income, hindering economic recovery. He argues oppressive taxation harms business profits and raises living costs.
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L. A
Schoolwork resumes as Miss Mason recovers from flu
Mrs Mason returns to school Monday with Miss Allman substituting last week while she battled influenza. Miss Rampy visits her parents. Bill and Stanley Hamner return to Big Spring, where Mrs Hamner stays with her parents. Poor weather and illness reduce Sunday school attendance, Gordon Hensley of Wingate hopes for a quick return.
Get Rid of Poisons Produced by Constipation
A vege table laxative, Black Draught, is praised for restoring bowel movement to relieve constipation and its symptoms. Mr. J. P. Mahaffey of Clinton, S. C., says Black-Draught cleanses the system and eases dull headache and drowsiness caused by constipation.
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J. P. Mahaffey
Clinton
8. C
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