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12 JOPLIN GLOBE, WEDNESDAY, JANUAKT 26, 1949. PREACHING EVENT WILL OPEN TONIGHT Three-Day Convention Is Sponsored by Ozark Bible College of Joplin. A three-day midwinter pi each- Ing convention which will feature several speakers from other states, wUl open at 7:80 o'clock tonight at the First Christian church, Fouith street and Pearl avenue The convention is being sponsored by the Ozark Bible college of Jtoplin. Sessions will be open to the public. Edwm Strong, president of the theological college, said the theme of the convention is.

"At. the Father has sent Me, so send I you Speakers for the opening session tonight aie Wilford Lown of the Manhattan Bible college at Manhattan, Kan and Maurice Strater of Lamai, Mo. Lown's topic will be "The Work Christ Left for His Apostles and His Church to Accomplish'" Stiatei will speak on 'The Son of Man is Come to Seek and to Save That Which Was Lost." Sessions will be held at 9.45 o'clock tomorrow moining and at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the college chapel at 516 North Wall street. The evening session tomorrow will start at 7.30 o'clock in the First Christian church. The same schedule of sessions will be held again Fuday Special music will be provided.

Bentonville Marriage Licenses. Bentonville, Ark Jan 25 --Marriage licenses issued recently the office of Mrs Ruth Wharton, county clerk, follows January 13--Talmage King, FUNNY BUSINESS Rogers, and Betty Bragg, Neosho, Ed. Frank Roddy, Pittsburg, Kan, and Pittsburg. Altha Eiana Modeen, January 14--Donald Leonard Atterbury, Joplra, and Betty Har- baugrh, Joplm, Robert Hall, Baxter Springs, and Norma Handsley, Columbus, Kan Frank Long, Chetopa, Kan, and Maud Carver, Chetopa January 15--Lawrence Akin, Carterville, and Lee Nivison, Carthage, Mo Exeter, Mo, Dallzell Higgs, and Bernadine Everest, Fairview, Mo Jay Whittaker, Siloam Springs, and Lois Kelley, Siloam Springs, Dean Smith, Springfield, Mo, and Pauline Holcomb, Springfield. January 16--William Noblin, Joplin, and Merle Martin, Jophn; Jess J.

Kriewitz, Siloam Springs, and Jennie Jackson, Siloam Springs; Roy Wray, Bronson, Kan and Mary Steele, Moran, William Scott Blacklege, Oswego, and Mildred Lomey, Bartlett, Kan Joe Phillips, Garnett, and June Whipple, Garnett. January 3T. Perry, Rogers, and Ruby McCarthy, Rogers; George E. Webster, Hutchinson, Kan and Cecilia Graves, Hutchinson; Joe Bailey, Joplm, and Florence Todd, Joplm; George DeVare, Pittsburp Kan, and Eva McCrary, Pittsburg; Dennis Lloyd Kyle. Claremore, Okla, and Betty Jean Robertson, Claremore January IS--R Smith, Siloam Springs, and Myrtle Parks, Siloam Springs, Newhun, Gentry, and Billie Jeane Maupin, Gentry; Harold Walden, Rogers, and Libbie Bell.

Bentonville. January 20--Ray Sumner, Bentonville, and LaRue Murphee, Bentonville, Donald thage, and Rita Joplin. Hodkins Car- Raye Nichols, January 21--Don Nail, Rogers, and Frances Rogers, Galen Earlene Bennett Brewer Benton- vijle, and Roberta Carter Joplin; Neal Decker, Kansas City, and Lorene McCabe, Kansaa City Raymond Daniel, Webb City, and Reta McCorkle, Webb City. IMC M.MO i. Off 'If you campaign promises, these sweatshirts will come in handy!" JIMMIE FIDLER IN HOLLYWOOD Hollywood, Jan 25--Some weeks ago, production activity came to a halt at Warner Brothers, and approximately 2,500 employes were either laid off or fired.

The studio heads said they wanted time to Jtunk over the current situation confronting the movie industry and come to carefully considered decisions about their future product. This week, one of the first results of that "careful was announced in Hollywood trade papers. Warner Brothers contemplates the filming of John Steinbeck's malodorous mess of literary sewage, "The Wayward Bus 1 Humphrey Bogart is tentatively slated for the starring role. What a prospect for movie fans' 'The Wayward Bus" is one of the nastiest books of modern times--a story that ranges from dipsomania nymphomama, a tale without a single admirable character. Into it, John Steinbeck, a man once capable of writing such masterpieces as "The Red Pony," poured all venom of his viewpoint or humanity and then had the con- sumate gall to present his collection of frustrated, drink-crazed and sex-addled characters as a cross-section of the American public 1 And that, so help mt, i( the book that is being considered for filming as a starter in Warner Brothers' new production pro- grain' Of course, it can't of, "Main Street," under such a title as "Fifth Avenue?" written--but, of ducers will try course, to get the pro- by with Broil slices of bologna and they will form cups that may be filled with creamed potatoes; sprinkle paprika and garnish with parsley.

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I'm planning to spend considerable time on "Twilight" set when production under way. The potentialities are interesting. With the new California legisla- FORMER COMMERCE BOY IN MUSIC TOUR Will Appear lit Juplln February 25 AM Member of Philharmonic PJano Quartet. John Scales, a former Commerce, youth, will appear as a member of the Philharmonic Piano Quartet, sponsored by Columbia Concert Company of New York City, at Memorial hall Friday night, February 25. Scales, son of the Rev.

and Mrs. J. Grover Scales, was graduated from Commerce high school, and also was a student in the Miami schools. He finished Oklahoma Baptist university at Shawnee in 1945 with his B. M.

degree, after which he went to Julliard. He later transferred to Columbia, where he received his master's degree in music in 1947. Other of the quartet are Ada Kopetz, who studied piano in California and at Julliard; during the war she toured the United States and Canada in concert and played hospital programs under USO- sponsored auspices; in New York, to practically everyone hn the state, local taxpayers may well be disturbed by the news that the Spanish government, henceforth, will give a cash present to all working class newlyweds. Ideas like that can be catching--and think of the bill that could be incurred Hollywood if our glamour gals got cash donations every time they marched to the altar. the she has been soloist with Kansas City Symphony.

Bertha Melnik, who was born in Hartford, studied at Julliard and In Fontalnebleau, France, under Robert Casadeus; she made auspicious Town Hall recital debut In New York in February, 1947 Max Walmer is the fourth member of the quartet. He hails from Kansas and was graduated from Llndsborg Bethany college before going to the Julliard graduate school. He has acted as pianist for the 9 o'Clock Opera Company in its transcontinental tours, and has been accompanist for such well- known artists as John Tyerg, Donald Dame, James Pease, Jean Watson and Dusollna Giannini. They have signed a contract with the Columbia Records Corporation to make records after the tour closes in April. They also will appear on Piano Playhouse, as sponsored by the Columbia Broadcasting Company.

The tour began several days ago with appearances in Connecticut. Last year's tour extended from Canada to Florida, with 40 appearances. dry COUNCIL CONSIDERS AIRPORT FENCING PLAN The city council took undei advisement yesterday a recommendation by C. Manning, architect, that the city let a separate contract for fencing construction work around the municipal airport administration building, now nearing completion. Manning recommended 319 feet of chain link fencing and an additional 234 feet of wire fencing as a service to spectators and airport patrons.

He estimated the cost at City Fund Report. The financial report of the city government for the ended January 22 shows: Balance cash on hand in the general fund, library fund, park fund, Children's Home fund, garbage fund, $49,771.99. Collections for the week were $25,38391 and expenditures were $2,553.65. going- all out for financial aid (Distributed bv McNaught Since the days of William the Conqueror, every English sovereign except Edward and Edward VIII has been crowned in Westminster Abbey. $1,436.50 and said there Is sufficient money in the airport contract contingency fund to pay the cost.

Commissioners said they are not in any position to spend any money outside of the available airport contract funds, and action was deferred pending a i study of the situation. A Flue Fire Call. Firemen were called to the home of Mrs. Bessie Ross, 829 avenue, at 10:25 o'clock yeste'rday morning because of a flue fire. There was no damage.

Moscow In Food. Russians may have thought that Moscow radio was talking about some other country when it announced: "Women in white smocks are selling cigarettes, fruit, biscuits, Swiss rolls, hot piss, beet, lemonade and even and beefsteaks, wrapped up and ready for frying-." But no. "Here in Moscow you can see this," the announcei said. "After our second abundant postwar harvest we shall have loaded tables, with none of the scrimping and scraping of ration book days." IK KKO, which Is hopiMg tor a best-picture-of-the-year award for "Joan of Arc," has to watch the coveted Oscar go to the English- made colossal, "Hamlet," the situation will not be devoid of irony "Hamlet" is a. one-man triumph, and the one man ig Laurence Olivier RKO has had something to do with his career, you know.

It brought him to Hollywood in 1988 at a. salary of $72 a week, in order to hire his then wife, Jill Esmond, who lefused to come here without him Olivier was on the lot for more than a year, and never once was he given a role A hoavy percentage of the pictures announced for 1949 will be remake of stories filmed once, I twice or even three times before I I have no great objection to re-j makes, per se (particularly now' when Hollywood scribes amazingly incapable of turning ojjt good new yarns), but I do resent the fact that many producers are trying to disguise their warmed- over versions of oldies with new titles. A case in point. "Husband, Wife and Secretary," filmed 10 years ago, i to remade as "Everybody Does It." me ask the producer what would think of the ethics of a book publisher who would a IMW all adds up to Right In a Nutshell That's The Story of Phillips 66 Premium Motor Oi! In a word, if "Labri-tection" your engine needs! And that means Lubrication, of course! Tough, sturdy, otty action to keep livings running smoothly. And, in addition, engine protection protection that helps prevent the formation of sludge and varnish and the troubles they can kick up! So make it a habit to stop in at the station where see the famous orange-and-black PhiUips 66 shield.

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