M,pAy. NOVEMBER 27, J
m^Z^t!!!!t!!SttttffW!U 11111TH.
I Society
I Items
KHIXKSGIVING CONFESSION
B I oiler thanks to thee
*Ljngs you've bestowed on me
^ t" - ohnun I didn't care
Krlis"'
B ;ailed to offer up a prayer
fftilncss, as each day went
of the blessings sent.
M.,m have spent more time for
Wiping others happier be
Hh'jwm my blessings pass along
BL'ie to others, or a song.
Ul- cio not understand
should lend a helping hand
helped others on the way
B> prove a blessing day by day.
B.. today l come with humble
^B-eart
though I've failed to do my
K- iff
B>ve blessed me all along the
BL-;.ank.'ul Lord for these today.
B " CLAIRE DEANS PARKER.
Kyjcrc. N. C.
Bjp, J. E Miles of Wilson was a
l,; jn the home of Mr. and MrsB
; yules last week
L. W. A .Miles, W A. Jr., and
B^ Murphy Duke visited Mrs. M
B B. House and
V*** Mr and Mrs. J. E
^?rth of Chapel HiU; and Mr.
r of Washington, D. C?
^'^ Thanksgiving guests of Mrs
3 Palmer of Washington.
? Sved Sunday to spend ihis
?i"mth his mother, Mrs- J. D
^"rmorv Wall. Misses Hazel
nell Lett of South Hill, Va?
- D.eU " tc nf Miss Etta Mae
*JZ on Sunday afternoon Miss
* accompanied them back for
rVathan M Palmer of Lyncht&
a guest of his mother, Mrsf-rianies
F- M Allen, Lizzie B
%'and Roy Davis were visitors
Mount on Monday\h
? M Stallings was a guest
:v-r aunt. Mrs. Clement Clav
4r for several days last week,n(j
Mrs- Norwood Thomas
II.. jjjSS Rosa Long Thomas 01
R&rson were guests of Mr. and
fc. P. M. Stallings on Sunday afIits.
John Mitchell was a recent
Isor in Richmond.
I Friends of Mr. W. J. Arrington
tret to learn that he is confined
L its home on account of illness,
[its Whit Williams has returned
pr a visit of some time to Mrt:
Mrs 0. D. Williams and sons
fc Raleigh She was accompanied
erk by the Williams family who
pined for the week end.
Mrs T F. Heath of Raleigh is a
pst of relatives here.
Mrs Wharton Moore of Durham
si Mrs E. L. Brantley of Henderi
sere guests of Mrs. N. M. Paler
last weekMrs
John Rhem and family
ire visitors in Henderson on SatMiss
Bettie Stallings of Walstonr?
Faculty spent several days
; veek at her home near Macon.
tt.. f.ii - -i-.j
i-ic luuuwing siuueuus, ai-tciiu3
the University of North Carats.
arrived Wednesday to spend
a Thanksgiving holidays at their
spective homes here: Messrs. A
Blalock Jr., John Rhem, Gid
tan. Weldon Hall Jr., Earl Con~
and Henry Hunter Fitts.
Mrs. E T. Harris has returned
a visit to relatives in Norfolk.
Mrs J. E. Prazier is confined to
r home near here on account of
Mesdames Edmund White and
Boyd have recovered from
-.uenza.
Mrs. R, e Boyd and family of
^rd were week end guests of
k Tempe Boyd hereMiss
Katharine Baxter of Dabney
will be a week end guest of
it mother, Mrs. T. A- Baxter.
Mt Samuel Williams of Raleigh
Sred Wednesday to spend the
Wfcgiving holidays with his
?w. Mrs. J. B. WilliamsMis
E. L. Green accompanied
son, Gilmer Green, back to
?iam for a few days this week.
ureen was a week end visitor
Archie Alston was a guest of
?ives in Henderson this week,
and Mrs. Sam Palmer and
en of Alexandria, Va-, and
? Hannah White Heath of
?tsburg wni spend a few days
*eek here as guests of Mr. and
- w H. Alston.
?s. B. b. Williams left Wednes spend
a few days in Louist?
H. b. Boyd of Oxford was
jsitor here Tuesday and Wed6iay.
5's C. F. Moseley will accom '
Miss Nancy Jones Moseley
" Alpheus Speed Moseley to Henon
Friday for a tonsilar
Nation.
? Mrs- winiam Baxter of
oro were guests of relatives
j, a few days this week,
and Mrs. Herbert Jones of
L936 Warren ton,
||l 'News
F- ^ jHBflPflv- I
ES T". + ''v?|^H .Nv.v.y-v-:-Xv:'-.v
(above), are-going to be married
announced in late November by Mr,
of the bride-to-be. The President s
humoredly posed for news photogi
feuh room and seated side by side
each time they were told to look at
hands. "It is to be a small church
Burlington are guests of Mrs. A. E.'
JonesMr.
and Mrs. M- C. McGuire and
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gillam were
visitors in Durham this week.
Misses Nancy Gillam and Katherine
Williams of St. Mary's School
in Raleigh will arrive Wednesday to
spend several days here with their
respective parents. Miss Vivian
Lawson of Tuscaloosa, Ala., who is
a student there also, will spend the
holidays as guest of Miss Nancy
Gillam here.
Miss Edith Capps was a visitor in
Durham this week.
Mr. Edmund White is confined to
his home on account of sickness this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Scoggin were
visitors in Raleigh last week.
Mr. and Mrs- Edmund White were
in Durham one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Watson will
leave for New York and Chicago,
where, after spending several days,
they will be joined by Miss Bettie
Schmidt- The three will go to California
and Honolulu to spend several
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Palmer and
Miss Sue Blunt Palmer of Bennettsville,
S. C., will arrive this week to
spend a few days with relatives.
Mr. James Polk left Tuesday to
spend several weeks in FloridaMr.
William Polk was a visitor in
Raleigh on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooke are
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs- Howard Jones returned
Sunday after spending several
days in Rocky Mount as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Battle.
Mr. T. L- Brodie of Dunn was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Jones
Tuesday night- He was accompanied
home Wednesday by Mrs. Jones
who will visit in his home for a few
daysMisses
Lucy and Edith Burwell
and Rose Kimball spent the week
end in Richmond.
Mr. Walker Burwell was a visitor
I1CXC UllO vvwu.
Mr. P. D. Jones has been recuperating
here this week from his recent
illness. He expects to return to
the University of North Carolina
after the Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Nannie Margaret Brown of
Meredith College and friend, Miss
Evelyn Britt of St. Pauls, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. White
for several days this weekMrs.
Joe Ellis of Kittrell is a
guest of parents here for a few
days.
Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Walters and
children of Stantonsburg are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Rodwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Petar and
Mr- and Mrs. H. W Petar of Ridgeway
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Petar on Thanksgiving
Day.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mrs Charles H. Peete entertained
/Hnnpr on
at a tour-course Uii biiua; \u*u.w.
Tuesday in compliment to Dr. C- H.
Peete. A red color motif was at-1
tractively carried out in detail. Red
gerraniums centered the table. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
McGuire, Mrs- R. J. Jones and Mrs.
R. B. Boyd of Oxford-,
ATTEND FUNERAL
Out-of-town guests attending the
funeral of the late Clement Clay
Hunter on Friday afternoon were:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Hunter and I
Miss Kate Wilcox Foote of Ports- I
mouth: Messrs. H. B. Hunter and RL.
Hunter of Norfolk, Va.; Mr. and
North Carolina
and Eve
D. R., Jr., President's Son.
Bfigrt
III Hh
^ #?, /^:^HH
Pont and Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
next June. Their engagement was
and Mrs. Eugene du Pont, parents
son and the du Pont heiress good aphers,
striding up and down the
before the fireplace. They laughed
I - ' |
vox... UUIV1 . . * UUL I C1U3CU IU IJU1U
wedding," says Mjss du Pont
Mrs. David Davis of Williamston
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Watson of En
field; Mrs. D. L. Roberson o
Wadesboro; Mrs. R. B. Powell o
Henderson; Dr. Newsome Battlf
Dr. Claybourne Smith and Dr. Adar
Thorp of Park View Hospital ii
Rocky Mount; Mr. and Mrs. P. IV
Stallings, Mr. Theo Stallings, Mr:
E. P. Fitts and family of Macon
Mr. and Mrs. J. E- Banzet, Mr. an
Mrs. W. C. Mabry, Mr. and Mr:
H. W- Petar and Misses Lucy ani
Ann Collins of Ridge way; Mr:
Lewis Hawks of Norlina, and Mis
Vireie ThomDson and Mr. Jim Har
ris of Macon.
ENTERTAINS CARD CLUB
Mrs. B. B. Williams entertain?
members of the Card Club at he
home on Tuesday afternoon. A
ice course with coffee and wafer
was served upon the arrival of th
guests- Mrs- J. H. Kerr was recip
ient of top score prize while Mr:
A. A Williams won the consolatio:
token.
MRS- DAVIS HOSTESS
Mrs. Roy Davis was hostess t
friends at three tables of cards a
her home on Tuesday afternoor
ine gU65tS mciuueu mcmucio v
her card club and other friend:
Major score prize went to Mrs. C
A. Tucker for club member and t
Mrs. Joe Ellis for visitors- Th
traveler's gift was presented to Mr:
W- D. Rodgers. A sweet course wa
served during the afternoon.
HOSTESS TO READING CLUB
Mrs. C. E. Rodwell was At Horn
to members of the Reading Clu
on Tuesday afternoon. A paper o
"Spain of Today" was given by Mr:
Alpheus Jones, which was followe
by an open discussion. A swee
course, followed by coffee an
wafers was served.
SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT
Complimenting Miss Margars
Hunter, bride-elect of Nov. 26th, th
intermediate department of th
Methodist Sunday School entertain
ed at a kitchen shower on Monda:
evening in the basement of th
church. Refreshments consisting o
hot chocolate and cake were servei
to a large number who attended.
BINGO PARTY
Miss Nancy Peete entertainei
about 30 guests at her home Wed
nesday evening at a bingo party t
observe her 14th birthday- Th
guests were invited into the dinin
room later during the evening fo
fruit punch and cake- A red colo
scheme was used and Thanksgivin
favors given. Games and dancini
were also enjoyed. A beautifi
K=if=if=ir=ir=Ji=ii=ii=
HP
U m _ colled
ml Hi
I 1s,op
t H matte
I CITIZENS INS1IRAI
: Representing: Oi
I G. W. Poindexter, Pr?
Bf=Jr=]r=Jr=J^dr=Jr=Jr:
THE WARREN RE
nts of Inte
birthday cake decorated one end of,
the table. Games and dancing were
enjoyed.
GARDEN CLUB TO MEET
The regular monthly meeting of
the Warrenton Garden Club will be
held Wednesday afternoon, December
2, at 3 o'clock in the home of
Mrs. W. D. Rodgers, with Mrs. T.
Thompson and Misses Louise Allen
and Olivia Burwell as joint hostesses.
DAUGHTER BORN
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Luther C.
Perkinson of Wise on November 20,
a daughter?Doris Marie- Mrs.
Perkinson was before marriage,
Miss Ruth Stegall.
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
Mr. and Mrs- George Jones of
Franklin countv announce the
marriage of their daughter, Ruth
Thomas, to Mr. Alfred Ray Frazier
on Wednesday, November 18.
WILSON- STANLEY
Durham, Nov- 23?The wedding
of Miss Flora Wilson of Warrenton
to William Ezra Stanley of Durham
was solemnized in Duke university
lapel Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock with Rev. W. C. Wilson of
Norlina, a brother of the bride, officiating.
Baskets of white chrysanthemums
interspersed with branch candelabrae
filled with cathedral candles,
. palms and trailing smilax were
I used as the nuptial background,
j Edward Hall Broadhead, univer|f
sity organist, rendered a program of
, wedding music. Mrs. Rosa Myers
~ sang "Believe Me if All Those Enn
dearing Young Charms" and "I
[ Love You Truly". The bridal chorus
from "Lohengrin" was used as the
. processional and the recessional
^ was "Mendelssohn's Wedding
. March".
>
j The bridesmaids, Misses Mildred
j. Finley, Mary Farmer, Dorothy
s Stanley and Pauline Freeland, were
_! gowned in Dubenet chiffon velvet
and carried arm bouquets of roses
and fall flowers in pastel shadesThey
were met at the altar by the
groomsmen, Messrs. Boyd and
r Stuart Wilson, brothers of the bride,
. Ludlow Rogers and W. S- Stanley,
s Jr'
e The bride had as her maid of
_ honor, her sister, Miss Mildred Wil3,
son of Greenville, who wore a gown
a of gold chiffon velvet and carried
an arm bouquet of bitter limes in
pastel shades, Johanna Hill and
Talisman roses in cascade shower,
o Joyce May, lovely little daughter
,t of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. May, was the
l. minature bride. She wore a long,
if white satin frock, entrain with cor3.
onet of real orange blossoms. She
carried a colonial bouquet, shower0
ed with satin streamers,
e Miss Wilson entered with her fa3.
ther, S. G. Wilson, of Warrenton,
,s by whom she was given in marriage.
Her wedding gown was of Queen
Mary blue, chiffon velvet with high
neck line and long flowing sleeves.
- xtov cVtrtoc urorp nf t.hp samp shade
b as her gown.
n Her modish turban was of match5.
ing velvet with shoulder length veild
She carried a bouquet of souvenir
it roses showered with orange blosd
soms- She was met at the altar by
the bride-groom, who was attended
by his brother-in-law, Fred Davis.
Mrs- Stanley is the daughter of
it Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Wilson of Ware
renton. She received her education
e at Greensboro college, Greensboro,
- and is a graduate of Watts hospital
y this city; Shepherd and Enoch
e Pratt hospital, Baltimore, Md., and
f recently completed a course in pub3
lie health nursing at Peabody college,
Nashville, TennMr.
Stanley is superintendent of
the public welfare department of
1 Durham county and is outstanding
- as a social worker in the state. He
o received his education in the city
e schools and the University of North
_ i
5 UHIUiltm.
r Immediately following the cerer
mony, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley left by
g motor for southern points. Upon
% their return, they will be at home
il at 1017 Demarius street, Durham.
-SHOULD STRIKE 1
IR HOME would YOU I
: enough money from your jj
MJO
ince to reDuou i
in and talk this important U
r over with us.
ICE 8 BONDING CO. jj
lly Stock Companies
* M. E. Grant, Sect'y jj
dFdFdFdpdpdpdpdpJll
:cord
:rest to W
Perfect Attendance
Roll Announced By
Principal Cooper
To have one's name placed on
the Attendance Honor Roll a student
must be neither absent nor
tardy. The following students have
attained this honor for the first
two months' period of this term:
1 A?Bill Ellington, Stanley Harris,
Carrie Carroll, Mildred Rose
Cox, Anne Rodwell, Mary Alice
Rooker.
1 B?William Thompson, Malcolm
Stewart, Rosa Mae Gunter.
2 A?Charles Ellis Alford, Ernest
Bolton, William G. Fleming, James
Robinson, Marjorie Buckner, Dorothy
Dillard, Violet Hamm, Susie
King, Florence Newton, Jane
Reavis, Lois Jean Ruth.
2 ?"Rillv "Rrnt.hprs Alfrpd TUlUna
ton, James Hamm, Edward Peete
Hudgins, Bennie Powell, Elton
Shearin, Wheeler Whitby.
3 A?Will Carroil, Glen Harris,
Richard Hedgepeth, William King,
Curtis Allen Overby, Roy Powell,
Gene Wilson, Betty Brickhouse,
Odell Cox, Doris Fagg, Margaret
Loyd, Katherine Harmon, Hazel
Lyles, Mary Ruby Lyles, Audrey
Martin, Kitty Rose Neal, Eloise
Parker, Kathleen Rooker, Elsie
Thompson.
3 B?Herman Connor, Richard
Hamm, Wallace Harmon, Irvin
Harris, Romie Liles, William Neal,
jonn lilies, uia Hunt w right, Annie
May George, Caroline Alston,
Minnie Hester, Evelyn Harris, Gracie
Lou Hamm, Mildred Hamm,
Lottie King, Fannie Mae King,
Esther Nawton, Olive Collins
Overby.
4 A?Mildred Adams, Edith Allen,
Estelle Boyce, Essie Mae Frazier,
Ruby Harris, Ruth Odom,
Hattie Mae Robinson, Clyde Benson,
Ben Carpenter, Henry Fleming,
Crawford Frazier, David Pridgen,
Loyd Rivers4
B?Alfred Hull, Furnie Rhem, :
Harold Wilson, Nellie Sue Hull, j
Doris King, Vivian Odom, Edith '
Riggan5
A?Charles Allen, Billy Bobbitt,
Edwin Bugg, J. M. Gunter, Douglas
Hardy, Bill Harris, Norman Kline,
Walton Parker, Sarah Hilah Falkener,
Kathryn Frazier, Mabel Grissom,
Ida Martin, Mary A. Modlin,
Jane Peete, Margaret Rhem, Margaret
Rodwell, Bennie Mae Tharrington,
Lucille Tharrington, Mary
A- Tucker.
5 B?Hubert Adams, Jesse Overby,
Harry Stegall, Ray Lyles, Mollie
Bet Robertson, Opal Lee Whittemore
6 A?Nancy Powell, Lula McCraw
Gay, Clifton Allgood, Bessie Powell,
Mildred Wing, Mae Brickhouse,
Ruby Hester, Lorraine Davis, Nancy
Moseley, Macey Pridgen, Doris
Harris, Nancy Loyd, Patsy Rodgers,
Annie Elizabeth Overby, Claude
Lovell.
6 B?Virgil Dillard, Eddie Hamm,
Gordon Hull, Pope Powell, Melvin
Shearin, Robert Stegall, Willa Ays- j
cue, Viola Bolton, Grace Carroll,
Bessie Faucette, Gladys Frazier,j
Frances Gunter, Dolly Gray Harri-1
son, Alma Hull, Mildred Stevenson, [
Agnes Thompson, Clara Dell |
Vaughan.
7?Bertha Ayscue, Helen Ayscue,
Magneta Hamm, Ida Mae Harrison,
Josephine Hudgins, Edith Lyles,
Doris Norris, Ada Robertson, Eu
lalia Riggan, Mavis Serls, Emma
Daniel, Billy Bugg, Frank Galloway,
Harry P. Hedgepeth, Odell Har- j
mon, Julian Kline, Wayland Mod- j
lin, Edmund Neal, C. N. Riggan, I
Vann Parker, Charles Peete, Fitzhugh
Read.
8?Nancy Peete, Mattie Warren j
Blalock, Isabel Allen, Addie Gupm
f a ifVIVj V v u i
T. Ifl A vi i d i 7. V i
WHY
WE GUARANTEE
$S2S2?%t PRODUCTS
WITH CONFIDENCE
Our guarantee of complete
satisfaction on all Rcxall
Products is based on certain
knowledge that they will live
up to every claim made for
them. Be safe?buy RexcdL
WHBrj 14' i d fr? m M Li 11 ].l
J J crn k M M I 1/I-J Tnni
BOYGEI
WA]
Warren toil, North Carotin*
omen |||
Goes To Congress
n. | -
H vywH
PORTLAND, Ore. . ... From this
far western state goes another woman
to. Congress, Mrs."NancyHood
"Honeyman (hbove), who
won a sweeping victory in the
November election. She was a
candidate on the Democratic ticket
ton, Myrtle Lyles, Alice Mae Lyles,
Grace Fleming, Nancy Harriss,
Irma Limer, Evelyn Arrington,
Helen James, Clarence Benson,
Stephen Bowden Jr., Willis Gupton,
Palmer King, James C. Moore,
Russell > O'Brien, George O'Neal,
Roger Ormsby, Tillery Porter, Niles
Serls, Jack Smiley, J. T. Vaughan9?Lucille
Adams, Mavis Gupton,
Frances Hicks, Margaret Hicks,
Katherine Pridgen, Rosa Robinson,
Nina Shearin, Ellen Stewart, Nell
Weaver, Robert Brickhouse, Frank
Daniel, Carlton Modlin, Lucile Pinnell,
Minnie Wilson, Alfred Bell.
Jimmie Boyce, Mary Cary Harris,
Lucy Odom, Ezel Porter, Jennie
Odom, James King, Junior Conn,
Milton Wilson.
10?Furman Clark, Harold Davis,
Robert Macon Davis, Samuel Inscoe,
Leslie Overby, Billy Peete,
Herbert Rooker, Fanie Abbott,
Elizabeth Boyce, Dorothy Burroughs,,
Edna Fleming, Annie Fra=lr=J^r=Jr=Jig
j) | y | mmmssmmmxm
U | I Warren
U I I I PHONE 213
jl I I I PROGRAM WEI
jl | | | MATINEE 1
!}| | | Monday.
Oil I ?rro1 Fiynn - oi
It Charge o
| Brig
| Wedi
| Roger Pryor "Sitting
or
| On 5
X Jack Ritchie's
I Thu
$ Gary Cooper - I
I The General
| Frank McHugh
I "Three Men
: I Sati
| Rober
| "Ranger
V A -l-i 3 . ?nL.
g g Aaaea: rnj
111 I WB0BKiaB?MaMBO?i
r=ir=lf=it=lf=lt=lT=U=lP
Each Pure- flflj
test Brewers' III IIIJ A
Yeast Tablet
equals one yeast I A/tJ
cake in Vitamin /
B. Easier, more IwFffi
pleasant to NM|I
take. Equivalent of
$3.00 worth of yeast
cakes tor oniy _ ouc
. 3 $2.40 savings.
Don't miss these big
savings.
)RIGCC
SRENTON, NORTH CAROLI
PAGE I
Fashion I
Facts J
I zier, Isabel Limer, Mildred Oneal,
Doris Pinnell, Inda Rhem, Julia
Rhera.
11?John Bruce Bell, M. L. Galloway,
Ralph Williams, Estelle Benson,
Margaret Capps, Mary Delia
Davis. Laura Ellis. Finetta Gard
ner, Lucy Hawkes, Doris King, Margaret
King, Kelly Moseley, Nellie
Neal, Ella Currin Pinnell, Prances
Pridgen, Betsy Rodwell, Myrtice
Strickland, Jean WilliamsAfton
Items
Mr. and Mrs- Carl Osley of Wendell
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs- Richard Davis SundayMr
and Mrs. Thomas Pinnell and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Puller
spent Sunday with Mr. and MrsEdd
LimerMrs.
B- L. Reavis and children
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs- W. C. Burroughs.
Mr- and Mrs. J. L. Pinnell of
Newport News, Mr. and Mrs- Ray
Frazier, Mr. and Mrs- Ira Weaver,
Mrs. M. H- Pinnell and Mr. Joe
Egertdn spent Sunday in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pinnell
Mrs. M. S- Dryden and children
of Henderson were visitors in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Felts
SundayMr.
and Mrs. Claude Newman of
Norlina spent Sunday with Miss
Blanche Burroughs.
Miss Nell Reavis spent Sunday
with Miss Francis Reams.
Miss Mildred Wynn of South Hill
visited Miss Blanche Burroughs on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Daniel
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Daniel.
Mr. and Mrs. Macey Pridgen and
children spent Sunday in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Pinnell.
Vetch on peanut and tobacco
land as a soil building practice is
reported from all parts of Washington
county.
Jr==Jr=Jf=ir=j|=Jr=ir=ai=IF
! ! jl
Theatre! S I
WABEENTON, N. C. $ I!
? p
SK NOV. 30, 1936 g i j|
EVEBY DAT . ! ! ! |"
Tuesday ; ! !j
ivia De Havilland ; ; [I
f the Light \ ::jj
ade" I jj j
iesday ? ; jl
Grace Bradley 8 'ft
i the Moon" ; D
Stage ; ; ; jj
i Mountaineers | ji
rsday j | ji
vladeleine Carroll | H
Died at Dawn | jj
iday if S
i - Joan Blondell ! n
On A Horse" j !j
,rday in
t Allen
Courage" H
intom Rider" ; !j
dpdpdpdpdFdBieB
>MPANY
NA