big things are happening in Pine Ridge. Besides the library, Lum has had the big idea to start a bakery. Grandpap is once again taking his place in the library

Fibber tries to think of a good way to celebrate Prosperity Week. Hed rather give away his old things to an antique dealer, but Molly would rather celebrate the day

The French and British armies face off. The commanding Generals meet at Hastings to discuss terms of battle. CBS reporters are on the scene to interview the participants, from top

the library is becoming quite the success, with people donating books and coming to read in the reading room. Instead of the usual grocery orders, Abner Fields telephone calls to

In flashback again, we look in at Jacks house as he talks about the aftermath of Halloween pranks. Jack has called the cast together with good news from the sponsor.

Donna Reed is the guest DJ. Playlist: Erskine Hawkins plays, Limehouse Blues. Donna reads a few requests and dedicates Bing Crosbys song, Coming in on A Wing and a Prayer.

While hoping against hope, Daddy Warbucks is seeking any sign that Annie is still alive. Meanwhile, on the island with her friends, Annie realizes how important it has been to

note: this is the last episode in the series. At least the last one that exists. Dont let the title fool you, the storyline seems to continue. The blooms are

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now that a home for the lion has been found with the Rylands family, Lum can turn his attention to library business. Today we find Abner reading a story to