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Mrs. James Owens
Hostess To Club
’TuesdayAt Home
!
Tuesday evening at eight o’clock
Mrs. James Owens entertained mem
bers of the Domestic club at her
;; home with Mrs. Thel Ellis as co
hostess.
The meeting was called to order
hnd roll called with nineteen mem.
, bers present.
• Defense stamp winners were as
follows: Mesdames Oscar Hull. Thel
Ellis, L. T. Cozart, J. W. Frederick,
Alex Martin, J. A. White, Scott
Ix>ng, and Miss Mildred Carver.
A short business session was held
I during which $5.00 was contributed
to the War Fund. One new member*
Mrs. J. B. Horton, was welcomed
into the club.
Bingo was enjoyed during the so
cial hour and Miss Mildred Carr -or
was winner of the first prize, lyirs.
Alex Martin received second przize.
Mrs. Owen, assisted by Mrs. Mills,
then served delicious chicken ‘salad
sandwiches, pickles, cookies, ee.ndies
and lemonade.
Mrs. Dameron Clayton wftll be
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hostess to the club at, its nexl n-.eei
ing October 23rd.
Special guests for the meeting
were Mrs. Ed Stephens of Nathalie,
Va. and Mrs. James Allen.
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Olive Hill PTA/
Holds Initial Meet
The Parent Teachfy’s Association
t)f Olive Hill school held its first
meeting of the recently at the
school with the president, Mrs. Ray
Winstead, presiding.
During th'* brief business session
the following committee members
and offices were elected: Chair
man of program committee, Mrs.
Jolm F. Wagstaff; secretary, Mrs
Ossie Taylor; treasurer. Mrs. Eddie
Purk'ns; membership, Mrs. Charlie
Howard; and hospitality, Mrs. Mor
ris Daniel and Miss Zefina Burton.
Subject for the meeting was
"Building Together For Better Ed
* ucation" Mrs. Ossie Taylor gave the
devotional and Mrs. Charlie Hcfvard
gave a talk on ’ Better Education",
Special music was rendered by Mrs.
l ’ Emory Winstead, principal, and Miss J
■ Josepltine Evans.
, After the program, the teachers!
i were guests of honor at a tea given
5 in the cafeteria, which had been
decorated with lovely autumn flow
: I ers and candles.
| Dinner Given By
-Church Group
Members of the Joyful Servants
Sunday school class of Roxboro First
Baptist church, of which Mi's. W.
K. Moore is teacher, entertained at
dinner. Dutch style, at Hotel Rox
boro Saturday evening. A delicious
three course turkey dinner was serv
ed.
Special guests of the class were the
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Coming Attractions At PALACE clllfl COLEY iWACISON
DOI.LV MADISON—SPECIAL 11:30 'OWL SHOW" SATURDAY
-NITE AND REGULAR SUNDAY SHOWS, OCTOBER 13-14
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Dolly Madison-Mon-T ues, October 15-16
“THE PERFUMED MURDER MYSTERY 1 ' f
A killer strikes cgain and again-ontil
Duncan Maclain, amazing blind sleuth j|
—and his seeing-eye dog—solves the
. murder that baffled 10,000 police!
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Ho morning shows; Afternoons daily 3:15-3:
Evenings daily 7:15-9:15; Adm. 15-35 c.
THE COURIER-TIME#
I Rev. J, Boyce Brooks, pastor,of the
j church, and Mrs. Brooks and guests
!of Miss Patsy Beam were Misses
; Sarah and Rachel Bailey, of Louis
-1 burg.
i During dinner piano selections
were rendered by Misses Barbafa
Jane Woody, Anne Briggs Moore,
Cold Preparations
Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Nose Crops
Use Only As Directed
i
and Patsy Beam. |1
Members present were: Miss Ms- .
bel Montague, Barbara Jahe Woody, n
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PALACE THEATRE
Saturday, October 13
Sunset Carson, Linda Stirling, Olin Howlin, and Roy Roycroft. In
"Santa Fe Saddlemates”
CHARTER NO. 11—“ THE MONSTER AND APE”
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Mon-Tues-Wednes, Oct. 15-16-17
Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson, Gene Kelly. Jose Iturbi. Dean Stock
well, "Rags" Ragland, and Pamela Britton, in
"Anchors Aweigh"
iln Technicolor:
Hooray! Get Gay! M-G-M’s big musical is on the way! A gay and
glorious love story! Hit tunes! Dazzle dancing! Laughter! A cruise
into delight!
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SPORTSREEL—“CHIPS AND PUTS"
Due to the unusual length of “ANCHORS AWEIGH," the afternoon
matinees daily will be at 2:30 (Box Office opens 2:15); Adm. 15-35 c
Evenings daily 6:45-9:15 (Box Office opens 6:30); Adm. 15-40 c. Pa
trons will please note the changes in time and see the picture from
the beginning!
DOLLY MADISON THEATRE
Saturday, October 13
Duncan Renaldo, Martin Garralaga, Armida, and The Guadalajara
Trio, in
"South Os The Rio Grande"
LITTLE LULU CARTOON—“MAGIC-LULU"
CHAPTER NO. 6—" FEDERAL OPERATOR NO. 99"
Afternoon 2:30-4:00; Adm. 15-30 c; Evening 6:45-8:15-9:30; Adm
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Special 11:30 "OWL SHOW" Saturday
Nite & Regular Sun. Shows, Oct. 13-14
Bonita Granville, Noah Beery, Jr., Margaret Irving, Sarah Selby,
and Tom Dillon, In
"the Beautiful Cheat"
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livening 9:00 (Box office opens 8:45); Adm. 15-40 c.
Monday & Tuesday, October 15-16
Edward Arnold, Prances Rafferty, Ray Collins, and Paul Langton, In
"The Hidden Eye"
Thrill anew to the blind detective! Duncan Mac Lain and his See
ing Eyg Dog came to the aid of lovers who stand in the shadow
of murder;
HEARST METROTOME NEWS—NEWS OF THE
VICTORY SHORT—“HERE COME THE YANKS"
No morning sHows; Afternoons daily 3:15-3;46; Adm. 15-30 c; Eve
nings-daily 7:15-6:15; Adm. 15-35 c.
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[Mary Carver Woody, Betsy Long,
Anne Briggs Moore, Sarah Thomas,
and Betty Day.
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CLEAR THE DECKS! SHOUT “AHOY!"
HERE COMES M-G-M’s MUSICAL JOY!
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Mot,i "Th* F /
and DEAN STOCKWELL . PAMELA BRITTON • ‘‘RAGS RAGLAND
BILLY GILBERT . HENRY O’NEILL
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Due to the unusual length of “ANCHORS AWEIGH," the afternoon
matinees daily will be at 2:30 (Box Office opens 2:15); Adm. 15-35 c;
Evenings daily 8:46-9:15; (Box Office opens 6:30); Adm. 15-40 c; Pa
trons will please note the changes in time and see the picture from
the beginning I
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1945