Local social notes recount visits and parties in Patton home region
A long list of visits, hosting duties, and social gatherings fills the week. Mrs Todd Patton hosted two bridge groups with prizes of preserves and fruit, while Miss Adeline Peeples planned a trip to Oklahoma City. Counts of guests include many locals and out-of-town relatives.
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Patton
Fleses
Dahlias
Todd Patton
Bridge
Jack Cross
J. E. Burgess
Calvin
H. Todd
Bt. Clair
Tom Sansom
Clara
ED. Melver
San_Antonio
Hot Springs
Tare Peoncey
Mesdames D. B
Ruth Ann MeIver
Valentine
Mise
Nonn Higgins
Deary
New Mexico
Misey
Schroeder
Ratliff
M. H. Jones
Adeline Peeples
H. Cole
Oklahoma City
Mme
Chas, Burnham
Todd
Cemetery Association
Local Notes From Marathon and Surrounding Areas
Miss Pay Starr left Tuesday for a visit in Del Rio. Mrs. Bua Custer of Uvalde visits her sisters Mrs. Jake Hargus and Mrs. Margaret Harris. Mrs. J. L. Shoemake and Mrs. W. Plymmith with daughter Betty of Yeleta drove to visit relatives in Tesnus and Yeleta.
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Bari Pallas
Mortine
Tucton
Arizona
Pallas
Jeanne Mastin
Lee Deagee
Miss Pay Starr
del Rio
Bua Custer
Uvalde
Jake Hargus
Margaret Harris
J. L. Shoemake
W. Plymmith
Betty
Yeleta
Church Services and Notices From Several Congregations
Catholic church lists Sundays mornings in English and Spanish with evening services and archdeacon note. Episcopal church invites public to Sunday evening worship with Milton J. Swift signature. Baptist reports large attendance with professions of faith and baptism candidates, pastor Buren Sparks preaching on Divine Healing. Methodist church details Sunday school, morning and evening services, Epworth League program led by Julia Gentry, inviting visitors.
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ST. James Episcopal Church
Milton J. Swift
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Julia Gentry
R. F. Davis
Christian Science lesson sermon for Sunday
The Christian Science lesson sermon for Sunday September 8 will be read in all Churches of Christ Scientist. The golden text asks what the Lord requires and to do justly mercy and walk humbly with God. A cited Bible passage notes let us make man in our image and give dominion over creation.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Marathon Public School Opens Monday for New Term
Marathon Public School will open on Monday September 4 with a 9 20 assembly in the High School auditorium inviting the public. After the assembly students from both the White and Mexican schools will register and receive books, with the Mexican students meeting at the Mexican school for registration and book issuance.
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Marathon
Lone O'Clock
Young Men for Navy Wanted by Uncle Sam
The Navy calls for men aged 17 to 25 of good character and at least ninth grade education to enlist or write to the Navy Recruiting Station in El Paso. Also reported is a Leeds man, George G. Brown, who after a three year sentence for kidnapping his wife, abducted her again. Richard Pilips of Chicago admits stealing church wine while arrested for intoxication.
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U. S. Navy
Navy
Staion
el Paso
George G. Brown
Leeds
Eng
Richard Pilips
Chicago
Black-Draught Syrup Endorsed By Columbus Reader
A Columbus Indiana reader Mr Charles B Stevens shares how he used Thedroras Clack-Draught and Black-Draught syrup to relieve billous dizziness and fatigue. He notes feeling better and less sleepy after taking the remedy and suggests the syrup form for cure.
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Charles B. Stevens
Columbus
Ind
Small Store Owners Seek Fair Treatment Over Wages
Washington reports that many small employers face pressure for not meeting blanket code overnight. The National Recovery Administration asks newspapers to aid fair play for these employers. Many have signed reemployment agreements but cannot instantly adjust machinery to all terms, lacking the Blue Eagle through no fault of their own. The admin hopes consumers will be fair to those implementing the plan and needing time. A Brewster County notice sets a budget hearing date.
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Washington
National Recovery Administration
Well Preserved Pecos Cave Mammy Found by Scientist
Washington report details Dr. Frank M. Sealer of the Smithsonian locating seven nearly intact mummies in a Pecos River cave near Big Bend. The finds include a life like mummy wrapped in animal skins with hair, plus arrowheads matting baskets sandals and bundle burials. The remains suggest an ancient troglodyte culture with possible links to early Southwest basketmakers.
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Washington
Big Bend
Petoe River
Frank M. Sealer
Smithonian Institution
Teast
Wagnington
North American
Setaler
Southwest
Purify Your Hearth By Purification Aims For Health
Fragmented ad style note promising purification for health and blood cleansing. Mentions a thorough course weekly, bold claims about kidneys bowels and wrecked health, and a product available in multiple packages through dealers.
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Nature
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