PAGE TWO
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1946
Raleigh Personals
BY VIVIAN McLendon
.Mi3. Lane, local teacher Cabarrus Streit, Sihmukc li
ijijiind in an auto accident tliree j, it..clier ui tbe West Chaii»iie
a^o. IS convalescing at her
. 2i:i Ka>l Cabarrxis Street.
iiiiiii Sctiuol ana Haloid, ■
i.t l.inc iln UniveiMiy.
Mr.. Ol.via Shelton, another
■i't injured in the sanu* acei*
d- III A ilh Ml'S. Lane, was report
ed :■ I 'lVeiing at St. Agnes Ilospi-
1;.: lust week.
.\Ls. Slielion lives at 3H Last
Da . a. Street.
.Mr.', U Walter Vick, wife of a
stall pay. ician at St. Agnes Hos*
p.'.ai. visited her husbands sister
and 'h.«itiM-in'luw. Dr. and Mrs.
iN 1-. Heny, I lOa £>. Person Street,
Ja.'l week.
Ml Louise Lalnam, former
iiLsloii uaciier at Washington
ilinii Sci.ool and now assistant
deal! oi Women at Howard Uni-
Vel'ili WaaiiUlglon, VlSlted ilef
:a:i..iy at 7d-l S. East SU'Cel dur-
u, til. i.ididay season.
iM (.'h.ii'k^ .MeCullvia ielt loi
leevnlly i.Jtel .'pelldlllo lIi
.■|jriMir;»> H..lidj.\S wnh reiaie..,,
.1 buJ Caiuiun Sluel.
I’r desaioliul Chib elaborale.;
...ed at inv Club Colon-a.
i alter P-*rl>. .Mein-
lU guests, puselit weie. .M>--
o..iue.> Cora Siiiuit. Marina Hay-
svoud, Mary Lane, Maiy Ncwniaii.
s.uciile Young, ana Maiy E. Colt .ti
..iisscs Eli^abelli Pough. Effie UoU-
lU'S. Mary Jones and .Mae T. Joiin*
son. .Messrs- Waltei IJiaxt.j:.. Ji iu.-
L..n HoneybUie. Ed Coiry ai.d Jae^-.o
•\iiiaker. Me•^'l ^•. ana ..icsdatn. > Ja-
.•on .Morgan. Gaston Jones,
Whitaker. WilUe I'hilput and Ben
nie .McliU.
, ,, . Out of town guests were M .-
Higgs, son of M/- Vallie Joidai. and tarius-
ics Higgs of 2iy East Lc- jy^.Hj„,n ot l'enMsylv..ma ..nd
... . visited his parents, und MiS. John Crawhad n
■ . tin- i \uHusta. Ga.
,;. p.i. .1 at UliS tune m Uie New j • • -
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E. Stumpy - Payne. InaUigb. e‘-led la
uapu.ai iouw L'liivei-sily gradu- n..iida>s and ha^ - -
a e aOU poet «illU weider at llie . j'lainlield, N- J-
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OBERLIN ROAD NEWS
Pvt. Paul Shepard of Fort Den
ver, Mass., spent the Christmas holi
days with his parens, Mr. and Mrs.
Busier Shepard.
CpI. Ralph Hlntcm of Fort Denver.
Mass., visited his parents, Mr. .md
Mrs. FJurke Hnuun recently.
.Mis J.^hinic FLgg has improved
alter being ill for .sometime at her
tioinc on joint Stri-et.
.Seaniiin 1 C Ernest Curtis is visit
ing his mother. Mrs, L. B, Curtis
and fan’ily in the city.
Mrs, Josephine Wiilt.ims rpeir
the Christmas holid'jys with her
daughter in New York City.
Nfrs. Julia Bii.wn and children
spent the Christmas holidays in
Gren.sboro visiting relatives and
friends.
Afrs. Marie Maye is back In the
rity after .spending several months
n Sanford with her mother who is
One sign of a good sportsman Is
a match stem broken in 3 pieces.
It isnt' the cigarette that stars the
fire but the match with which the
cigarette was lighted, says Exten
sion farm foresters.
ill.
Friends regret the passing of Mrs.
Mayo’s mother
*‘or P*r«onaliMcl Hand Ls'indr.
Phone 4100
MODERN
Hand Laundry
CARTER
Electric Comunnv
Anything? Electricai
Fas? I.i-nif.r Hbl 20841
11 Obarllo Road
^OR TASTY FRIED
CHICKEN COME TO
MORGAN’S
Tea Room
:hicken shack
Half Chidren or
A Chicken Sandwich
BEER SOFT DRINKS
Comer Croat and Lake St.
ill Haieigii loUowUig sdvcial
iiiuii'iiid wui'k «it lilt Atlanta Uni-
vcidiiy bciiool of Social Work
..a* b. W. Lawrttiice, giuduaU: oi
U.v D. D. and B. lni»litule and
.■>nu,v University.
L,awitncc muKus hb> home at
Lii bast Soulii bU’eet.
..i-oo bvciyn Pope, of the ii-
...ai> aUlii a; Diiiard University
ui *'«ew Uiueans, La., visited her
i.iiii.iy at oil Wiliiiuigloii Street
.. .t uoiiiig liie iiuiiuays. Her
„.ou;, Mii,a KuUi i*. Pope, iioilie
> coiiuUiiCd ',eaeiiei unu JeaiieS
i>..peivii.ui oi Orange County
i.v...i;ng aciiuol, Cnapei liiii, waa
.. a. iioiite Uieu.
.Mrs. .Nc-Uic Hinton ol Hoy^J
oriuior, .Mr. Elmo Jonos "*^^^-
sloM'oTsmr-'l" Hmmn,‘cpl. Eo -
niun W Jonos nnd brothor bo.-i
ui Ilaleigh also.
t'lul. and Mrs. Hob«rt Luii ot
boning Hope vJjlieM i>US. bai'is
i-...eiiis. ine Itev. ana Mrs. A- A.
.Uuii.sey at jfU S. Biount Street
1.,.-; v^ceiy. Hioi. bail a> pruieipal
o. oue &p..iig Hope Seiiooi. Mt»s
• • .Motrusey, iiuraiian and
1 ai Bi'ieko, also viaiWU her
.vnts.
i ivoiaeiil ana Mrs. il. L. Tiigg
ol Hie c-hizabeUi City State
'1 • eehei’s. Cuilege and tiieu' Oaugli-
;i.i, Melba, Pa>K Umveisiiy iresh-
iiiuii, spent Uie Holidays at the
iiMiei ./ircade.
Joiin C. Usher, Springiieid,
.Mu:>s., bu;>int.ss man, was a guest
• X*. JOrfVic ,0b. , *17
iyy the Holidays Mrs. Maiy Sai
ders of New York City.
-MiSi Anne Pieslon, dean of wo- ■
men at Virginia Stale College, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvresler Bailie
blUiert, Va., was Uie house guest yl New York CUy aie the guest
Charles L, Wil- . i Mis. Bobbelt and Mrs. A.
: -Vlr, onu ahs. Ch
Mis Tr-vis -M. Wh.le ol BM’U
mure.’Md.. •= m
lelutievs and trietid^. .dr>. \\h -^e 1
rormei- .Mns-
this city.
Mr J. N. Jones of S. Blount S’...
nas retained to the ^‘u,
spending thel Holidays w.ui n.
brother,*^Mi. Elmo oJnes ol CiUj
ton, N. C.
Mr. Cai'l Easterling .^pt•nl tlie
Holidays m Uie city.
Miss Mary Ann Evans
me her parents, Mr. ana -‘1 * “;
H?nry Evans, Sr. on S. Ulod.il
^Miss EluaboUi Edwards rooonuy
visitod her parenls. she mr me
oast several monUis lue, i^>-n
employed by tne government m
New York City.
Mr. E. K. Swam and Mr. Chai-
life Walker motored to Wiinung-
lon, N. C. recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kelly of
Si., ou0mt.M (uau, woa a gue»r ^\rr. auu luia.
Hie Hotel AieaUo Uuimg the ^ Davie St. has as their g^e^i
\ .p —1. . ^
Misa Anne Pi eslon, dean of wo
men at Viiginia State College,
blU'iek, Vu., was the house guest
Ol a\Ir. and Mis. Charles L. Wil-
hains, 714 S. East SU Uurmg the
cnribimas season.
IJil'a U NW*
Mr and ilrs. Sylvresler Baiiie
ol New York City aie the guest
oi Mrs. Bobbeti and Mrs. A. S.
Hall ol 225 Freeman St.
Ml:
Gcoi
McNuu ol New
Ilk C‘il> was guest ol the Uicks
of 4zli .SiUiUi SUet-l lor liie hoUdaya.
Mrs. Margaret Spngges visited
her parents and son on w. Lenoir
St
Bi
1).' Aiiiiic Hicks Davis and lit-
l.iiigliiei-, Fiances ul New York
, aie ihe ugL'Sts ol Mr. and Mrs.
.1.1' I'll I man ol Soutli Blount St.
Miss Zimmie Julinson was Uie
gutai of her parents, itev. ana
Alls, and Mrs. A. B. Jolinsoii.
. .vli'. uiid .Mrs. James Bunch of 30y
l.'e Street liave reurned iiom Bal-
tnii'ne. Aid., where llicy spent the
(J... tma.s Holidays with tliclr broth-
• • lid -sislei'-in-law, Mi. and Mrs.
.N.iiliaiiiel Bunch.
Mis Hula WiUiams visiud
her parenls. Mi. and Mis. JesSie
Williams.
.Miss Ehyuibcth Schmnke and
bi'iHier, Harold L. Schmokc, spent
the Christma.K Holidays with their
nii>'hi-r, .Mrs. P. D. Freeman of East
\s>
‘^baby:
By Ullia’* B. 5ierm»
1. n i' iii praetici- of gradually
II • ' oil:}' H variety of foods dur«
IT- tie I.)-: year of yotir baby’*
litv ■' iiiin u variety of
!' , '.'II'. viianiHii. lilt food, n
• i'lUy telecud, v'ves him tho
he need' Just by way of
.iig up on tiiese vitiiinint and
;i' loods which cmitain them, wa
I I .'111 them
! Ik col1t.^lll^ ulniosl averything
> .'iLy needs, except for rrita-
I .a • IJ and C (ascorbic acid).
\ I I> dues rint otcur in foooa
III a!ei)Uiiti. uiiiounts SO we giv*
Cud liver oil or some otiic-r concan-
trau-d foini Vitamin C, or th*
nii’i-scurvy vit.'inim, ii most abun
dant in citrus juices H*d tomato
juice. These two vitamins are given
ill tiic'se forms m the first two to
four weeks of life whether tho
baby it fed from the breast or boU
tie Prunes do not contain Vitamin
€ although they hnva olhar vlM*
mint. i
' Vitamin A is nccassory fet
growth and Is abundant In eod
liver oU. There u eome In mllh,
It ie in cream, moat vegetabla*,
fruits, and agg yolk. AU of thaao
foods art ^ven early in the flrat
year. By the time the baby i* aix
months old, he Is getting tome od
these sources of vitamio A.
The B group of viUroiii* is n*^
essary for growth and aid* tb* ap
petite. Even a good appetite Ie not
rutrnied by eddltionaf B rltamiae,
and they help the devebpoient of
a sound nervous system. The B
vitnmins are found bi milk bot
mere are dealrr.ble. That la th* raa-
ZS9 the special bibv cereals have
added or, as w« soj^ are fortUlad
in the B-etemina. They are al*o
pres^ ill irriielahlni and froH^
we supply tbsM vitAmlv
li> the foods list^. ws w pot jufc
to be coocffned aboot tk* MSf
vitamins ^ «
Mr. Wilkie Noble was recently
in liie city.
Aliases Virginia end lidcil
Sanders visited ui Uie eiiy.
Miss Doloris Williams visited
her paienls on Pta'son BlreeU
Mintf Jonaie Page of Milibiooki,
was the guest of ner aunt for Uie
iiolidays, blrs. E. Hockaday of E.
Jones BU
Siiow n here is the bridal par-
al the ChrisUna.s Day wed
ding in Dui'ham, N. C. of Di.
and Mr*. David Bennett Cooke,
Jr.
Mis. Cooke, the former Bar
bara E-sthcr Logan, daughter of
Ah', anu Mrs. George W. Logan,
Si., ot Durham is a member of
the inu*it faculty at Hampton
Institute and Dr. Cooke is con
cluding his internship at Dur
ham's Lincoln Hospital.
The attendants were front
row, left lo right, Miss E. Mari
on Cordice, art instructor,
North Carolina College, Dur
ham; .Miss Margaret Williams,
graduate student, Columbia
University. New York; .Mrs.
Maigarct L. Murray, Washing
ton, D. C.; Mrs. Jessie Logan
Peansun, matron of honor and
sister of the bride, whose mar
riage of CpI. William G. Pear
son was solemnized in Los An
geles in August; Dr. Cooke,
Sirs. Cooke; Miss Betty Light-
foot, maid of honor, Washing
ton, D. C.; Miss Rosaline Eagle-
*son. graduate student. Brown
University, Providence, R. I.;
Mrs. Lola Ingram Riddick,
teacher in the Durham City
SchouLc; Miss Alma Slieger,
tcachei*. Louisvilc, Ky., City
Schools.
Little Ernestine Lewis of
Newport News, Va., center
foreground, was flower girl.
Ushers were Herman H. Rid
dick. director of athletics and
head football coach, Hillside
High School, Durham; Dr. J. S.
Stewart, Lincoln, Durham; E.
H. Bradley, head technician.
Lincoln Hospital. Durham; and
Charle.s A. Ray, faculty member
and publicity director, N. C.
State College. Durham.
HOME-COOKED FOODS
And whet a meal It will be—
seasoned exactly right, and ev
ery dish boasting a real bome-
cooked flavor.
B & H CAFE
411 S. BLOUNT ST.
CILWN HEIGHTS
.Mrs. Ellic Dailey of 21 Smith
:'laza bud us her guest for the lioh-
Uays Air. fuiu Airs. Ed Holly and
tier son, Hubert from New Bern.
Airs. Jc*s]e Faulk ol 3 SmiUi
i’Lza had as her guest for the
nolidays her brother and jisier m
law, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Fork from
L.uinbertun.
Miss Lillie Brown of 4 Chatham
Terrace is spending a few days’-wilh
-“'■jlives in Washington, D. C., Bal-
H-re, Md., and New York CJty.
Miss Willie Rogers of Philadel
phia has returned to her hnmt id
ler .spending several days with her
l„L. A i-l.-'
Mr. Willis of Wiimingtou visit
ed the office of THE CAROLIN
IAN lost we^
Duinoni—At high noon on ^(1 in Eleanor blue and wore
Cnrisunas Day at Durham's St. ;ecrsage of talisman roaes.
Mrs. W. F. Taylor visited hei
husband, Mr. Taylor.
Mrs. Joyner spent Uie Holiday*
the city.
Miss A. Fleming visiled hei
parents.
Aiyce Lewis of Washing
ton, D. C. is visiting her moUiei
111 the city.
Titus’ Episcopal Chui'ch, lavishly
dtcoraied wiui palina and wood-
waidia ierns, Barbara Ester Lo
gan recited her wedding vows to
become tile uude of Dr. David
Bcimeite Cooke, Jr. , . ,
A ulessmg loilowed Uic double
1 mg cei emuny wlucii was read by
Uie Rev. Othello D. Blaniey, rec-
toi oi Bi. Till*' enurch.
The Bokei T. Washington Club
held their regular meeting on
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Col
lin Walker, S. East St. A delici
ous course was served by Uie
hostess. The next mectmg will
be at the home of Mrs. EvtUyn
Westly, 10 Ashe Terace on the se
cond Sunday in January.
The Club will have their Santa
Claus on Thursday night January
4Ut at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lonnie Davis, 600 S. Harington
St.
Mis* Vivian E. Irving, clerk in
the office of Inter-American Ai-
fairs, and Miss Florence B. Irv
ing. of the Office of Price Admin
istration, Washington, D. C., were
tne guilts of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles G. Irving, 615
Sruth East St. on Christmas.
Mrs. Alma Tatum William:
j*per.t a few days in Winston Sal-
I in, N. C. the guest of her mother.
I The Raleigh Garden Club held
I'.s annual Christmas Tree last
Tuesday night, December 26. at
tnr home of Mrs. Belle Burnette
"H SouUt Haywood St.
Charles G. Irving, Jr., has re
turned to Howard University,
Washington, D. C., to resume his
'tudies, after spending the holi
days at home.
Acreage allotments of tobacco
will be the same as in 1944, says
, Che AAA. Two per cent of the al-
i lotted acreage in 1940 will be used
(0 increase farm acreage.s found to
^ be Inequitable.
Logan-Cooke Nuptial
The altar vases and pedesUj
baskets in the church were deco,
rated with white pompons anq
giadioles.
A program of nuptial music wa^
rendered b Mrs. Virginia Wiliam.
*on Alston, soloist, and Alm^
Steiger, organist. Mrs. Alston saog
the Bach-Gounod "Ave Maria-
and Oley Speak’s ’’Prayer Per.
Ill-IL, .IIU., J!U AI-'W 111* LW
Miss Willie Roger* of PbiMel-
phia ha.s returned to her hAma
ivr spending several days with her
sister. Mrs. lola Brown of 4 Chat
ham Terrace.
Mr. Oscar Kcndell of (Pa., was
Home for the holidays visiting hla
family at 21 Chavis Way.
Mrs. Ludar Hardie of Washing
ton, D. C., spent the boUdi^ with
her family at ll Smith Plaza.
Mrs. William Davis and children
of 8 Smith Plaza have returned home
after spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Curtiss of West Ra
leigh.
Miss Mary F. High ol Boston,
Moss., Miss Chri.steen and Delories
High of 7 Chavis Way, have retum-
d home after spending a few days
with their grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hall of Oxford-.
Mrs. Essie Chandiier of 11 Chavis
Way and family spent Christmas
Day with relatives and friends in
i Durham.
! Little Miss Patriach Hinton of 12
I Smith Plaza b on the sick list. Hur
ry and get well Patriach.
Little Miss Mary Louise Lucas of
Clayton, was the guest of little Miss
Nina M. AUbritton of 21 Smlh Plaza
for the Holidays.
Mr. T. Smith of Clayton, Is spend
ing a few days with his sister, Mrs.
Effic Dailey of 21 Smith Plaza.
BUTLER HAYWOOD
Tne bride, daughUT of Ml’, and' feet.” The traditoinal wedding
Air*. Geurge W. Lugan, Sr. uf Dui-
naiii, wore a gown gl magnolia
biocaded satin faihioned with
hearishaped netklme, long sleeves
wiUi point over nand, lilted bidice
and shirt simred on lull at hipline
and ialimg into Uie train of the
diess. Hei veil ol illusion fel ixom
a haio. She cairied a prayer book
ahuwered wiUi lavender orchids.
Belly Lighiioot, maid ol honor,
and Ml'S. Jt-s.-ie Joog^ Pearson,
matron of lionor, brides sister,
were gowned m bonbon pink,
satin bidicc with heai isbape
neckline with net sleeves below
the elbows and net shirred on 1 lU
at the h'.p lines. The maid and
matron vurried bouquets of bon
bon pin:, roses wiUi while and
yellow pompons with blue rib
bons.
The five bridesmaids, Alariun
Cordice, Margaret -Williams, Lo
la Riddick. Margaret Muiray, and
and Rosaline Ikigleson, were
gowned in azure blue, with lines
loliowing those of the maid and
matron of honor. Thev carried
arm bouquets with pink ribbons.
Little Emcsline L: wis of New
port News, Va., the brides eousm,
was flower girl. She earned u lit
tle nosegav with flowers match
ing those of the other attendants
with pink, blue and yellow rib
bons.
The bride entered on the aim
of ae.' father, Mr. George W. Lo
gan, Sr. They were met at the al-
tai by the oridegroom and his
best man. Dr. W. Thurber Arm
strong of Durham and Rocky Mt.
Tho bride's mother wore an
orchid crepe dress fashioned with
gold. She wore a corsage of ri’d
roses with matching flow’ered
hat
The groom's mother was gown-
marches were used as the procc;]
somai and recessional. ,
Ushers were E. R. Bradley, Df
J. S. Stewart, Charles A. Ra>;^
and ilerman H. Ridick.
Immediately following the cenj.
mony a reception was held at thb
bride’s home.The receiving lin^.
was composed of the bridal partj^
and the parents of the parenlQ
(A tho bride groom.
Bridal flowers were arrange^
throughout and the bride’s tabi^
wa-s centered by a wedding cak..
After the reception dinner w.',3
served to approximately thirty
guests.
Mrs. Cooke is a graduate
Fisk University and studies
Julliard School of Music.
Dr. Cooke is a graduate i-j
North Carolina College and tl.^
Maharry Medical College, Nasi,,
ville, Tenn. :
Out-of-town guests:
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lewis, Nev,.
port News. Va.; Mrs. Ruth Eq.
wards. 'W' Idon, N. C.; Mis.s Irci.e
Sanders, Harnmon Institute, Vs ;
Mr. and Mrs. William Hines. R»il
leigh. N. C.; Mrs. Christine Da-,,
er. Raleigh. N. C.; Dr. and Mi^.
Robert Holiday, Statesville, N. C.;
Dr. and Mrs. David Ingram. Nev'.’
port News, Va; Mrs. Charles Bv.
num. New York; Mrs. Jean Dei,,
nam. Philadelphia, and others.
Funeral services for Butler
Haywood, 70, of 418 S. Haywood
Si.,‘ were held from the St Paul
Methodist Church on Sunday af-
ctmoon.
Mr. Haywood, who worked as a
plasterer here for several years,
died at his home on Saturday
night.
WELL-KNOWN NASH COUN
TY FARMER BURIED
Nashville—Funeral services f«,i.
John P. Arrington, 64, well,
known farmer of this sectio;.)
Swift Creek Baptist Church. • '
were held last Friday at 2;30 «it
Mr. Arrington, who died une^.
pectedly on 'Tuesdaywith a heapt
attack, was prominent in ehureii
activities for many years.
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Cash and Carry
325 S. Bloodworth St.
Now Playing
"Frenchman's Creek"
In Color
JOAN FONTAINE
ARTHUR de CORDOVA
Sun.-MotL-Tu*t.
'Something For 'The Boys"
In Color
CARMEN MIRANDA
MICHAEL O’SHEA
Wad.. Thura., Fri. Sal.
"Can't Help Singing
^ In Color
DEANNA DURBIN
ROBERT PAIGE
CAPITAL CAB CO.
U MOBB 8CBT1CE
Th« New
Royal
Friday and Saturday
Don (Red) Barry in
"THE MAN FROM THE
RIO GRANDE"
Also Rosemary I.ane in
"TROCADEHO"
Sunday and Monday
Tex Ritter in
RAIDERS OF THE ROCKIES
Tuesday and Wednesday
"JAM SESSION "
with Louis Armstrong & Orch.
Thursday
BARGAIN DAY
Double Feature
Mra. Otis Reid of Ra
id^ N. C tcAcher in the High
ScSool M Whitevile, N. C.
before her xnarriatt on Dec. 34
was m*m Slsie Elizabeth Yeer-
giio, daughter at Ui*. and Mrs.
James W. Yeaztki of RaMA,
Ur. Reid is tne aon at
Claudia lo. Reid the late
Ur. John Q. Reid of Uuifreea-
boro, N. C. He is now aervlng
as a Mechanic First Claaa In
the Norfolk Navy Yard.
Surviving are his wife, Ura.
Annie Haywood, of this two
daughters Mrs. Annie Thorpe
and Ethel Merritt, both of Wash
ington, D. C.. and three sons,
Charlie, of Raleigh, Herbert, of
Baltimore, and Wilbur, of Pitts
burgh. Pa.
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In Time of Sadness
Id time of sadness there is
need for courteous under*
sUnding attendants. This is a
consistent consideration of the
personnel of our mortuary.
Ambu'^nco
Servico
RALEIGH FUNERAL HOME
C HAYWOOD, PTMklent Fluiw J-a»3»
DEANNA DURBIN
ROBERT PAIGE
BARGAIN DAY
Double Feature
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WED.. THURS., JAN. 10-11
Take It Big
Starting JACK HAIJJY, HARRIFTTT HILLIARD.
MARY BETH HUGHES
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Popeye Cartoon “SPINACH POACHIN’ “ NEWS
Novelty “G.l. FUN’* Episode 2 “Spy Smashers'*
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FRI., SAT., JAN. 12-13
KEN MAYNARD
Phantom Rancher
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THE GREATEST GANGSTER PICTURE
OF THEM AIX!
The Hitler Gang
The Inude Story of the World's Greatest Genirsters
Episode 4 of "GREAT ALASKAN MYSTERY”
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