Imitation and Identity in Plain Talk Social Note
A folklore style quatrain warns against pretending to be what one is not then reports a local lodge meeting. Queen of the Plains Rebekah Lodge No 222 installed officers led by Noble Grand Miss Lela Timmons and officers including Miss Mabel Gruner Miss Alice Jones and Ruth Mendenhaugh.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
Queen of the Plains
Rebekah Lodge No. 222
Noble Grand
Lela Timmons
Ruby Poindexter
Mabel Gruner
Ruth Mendenhaugh
Alice Jones
Wilma Ellis
Co. C. Timmons
W. R. McDowell
DAR Hosts Luncheon and Prize Display at Amarillo Country Club
Llano Estacado Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution entertained about 200 guests with a mid-summer morning at the Amarillo Country Club. Fifty tables showcased handsome prizes for high scores in bridge and 42. Winners included Mrs. A. G. Stanley and Mrs. Ferm Inman, with awards such as a fern bowl, a china bowl, and hand painted buffet pieces.
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Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amarillo Country Club
Avery Turner
H. B. Jones
B. T. Ware
Br. L. Myers
Sam Vaughn
A. G. Stanley
Ferm Inman
H. M. Beverly
Nancy Teel
Harvey Radey
Kk. B. Howard
B. L. Kingsland
O. K. Gilvin
James Shelton
M. K. Collie
Ranger
Philip Dulan
Guy Hoover
Hill Benton
House Party At Biggers Home In Dallas
Mr and Mrs A T Biggers host guests including Mr and Mrs D R Biggers and Emma Jane and Carl, Mr and Mrs B D MecLarry and daughters Mary and Peggy, and J A Biggers in Dallas. They are guests of Mr Guy Saunders during the stay.
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Biggers Home
A. T. Biggers
D. R. Biggers
Emma Jane
Carl
B. D. MecLarry
Mary
Peggy
J. A. Biggers
Dallas
Guy Saunders
City
La Costura Club Plans Fair Exhibit at Meeting
La Costura Club members met Tuesday afternoon to discuss plans for an exhibit with Mrs. William Stenger hosting at 304 E Eighth Street. She used giant zinnias and other garden flowers in decorations and served brick cream and cake after the session to guests including Mesdames Patterson Cartwright Adkins Lane Lerman Rice Thomson Wilson Higinbotham Rider Cobb Barnes and others.
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LA Costura Club
William Stenger
Eighth Street
Arlie Cartwright
J. Adkins
Lubbock
M. W. Lane
Neal Lerman
W. M. Rice
Dallas
R. Thomson
J. C. Wilson
E. L. Higinbotham
Jennie Rider
Fred Roané
Cobb
Memphis, Tenn
T. 8. Barnes
Claude Plains Armstong Farmers Chart Climb With Cotton
Special to The News Claude Texas reports Armstrong county farmers from Dallas black land belt and Hall Donley counties endure droughts and pests then post future cotton yield hopes. They note 1922 1923 1924 trials with varying rainfall and corm worms, now expecting first bale by Sept 1 with yields one fourth to one bale per acre. Braiding maize and cotton plans, the effort highlights diversified farming and optimism for Claude’s 1926 season.
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Claude
Armstrong County
Black Land
Dallas
Hall
Donley
Hall, Donley
Armstrong Counties
Texas
Remarkable recovery via Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Forest City Iowa woman shares a faith filled testimonial after a year of illness and back pain she reports relief and renewed energy following five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound the letter notes she can do housework milking and caring for a baby eight months old and invites replies to other letters about the tonic.
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Forest City
Iowa
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Ol! Croggiete
Mrs Burnett Hosts Canyon Girls Club Tea
Mrs Rufus Burnett hosted the Canyon Girls Club on Tuesday afternoon at 1816 Taylor Street. Tables for forty two were set among garden flowers, followed by games and an ice course. Guests included Mrs Fergison Mrs Hallierce of Boonville New York and Miss Marie Me Spadden.
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Burnett
Canyon Girls
Rufus Burnett
W. E. Oliver Jr
Taylor Street
Fergison
Hallierce
Boonville
N. Y
Marie Me. Spadden
Social meeting for Polk Street junior department Friday
All junior department members are invited to a Friday social from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. at the Polk Street Methodist Sunday School. Mrs J Maxfield of Los Angeles has returned home after visiting Mrs C B Willmering at 509 Jackson Street.
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Polk Street Methodist Sunday School
J. Maxfield
Los Angeles
Cal
C. BE. Willmering
Jackson Street
Hall Pierce
Boonville
N. Y
H. E. Hume
C. Tulloss
Palo Duro Canyon
J. Adkins
Lubbock
M. W. Lane
W. M. Rice
Dallas
W. Cobb
Memphis
Tenn
Fred Roane
Olive M. Childers
Bill
J. N
Santa Fe
N. M
F. J. Mize
Hughes Street
Frank Wolflins
Clara Currie
California
Frances Wells
San Antonio
Julia Johnson
Tom Currie
van Buren Street
W. F. Becktold
Denver
Salt Lake City
T. B. O’brien
J. R. Gant
Fillmore Street
Double Green Stamps Offered At Randal Drug Co
Randal Drug Co at 422 Taylor Street advertises double Green Stamps on all purchases. Customers receive twice as many stamps daily compared with other venues. The notice highlights the store’s ongoing stamp promotion and location.
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S&h
Randal Drug‘Co
Taylor Street
Horticulturist to Attend Farm Congress August 26 27
Judge L Gough received a letter from M Faulkner secretary of the McLennan County Farm Association announcing that a leading horticulturist will attend the Farm Congress. August Farm and Ranch will have a representative present during the congress at 113 West 7th.
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L. Gough
M. Faulkner
McLennan County Farm Association
Farm Congress
August Farm and Ranch
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