Sunday Dinner at Harding Ranch and Local Notices
Franz Dyche signs off with a reflection on fortune and fame as a human hive, then reports a Sunday dinner at the Harding ranch hosted by Bienne Knight with guests including McIlroy Threat Hobbs Hagan and Miss Marie Mahovee. Also notes postponement of an A A W meeting and detailed committee lists for the consecration of Bishop elect FE C Seaman and Am arillo convocation activities.
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Harding Ranch
Bienne Knight
Messrs
and Mesdames McIlroy
Threat, Hobbs
Hagan
Marie Mahovee
Orla Allen
Knight
FE. C. Seaman
Amarillo
C. H. Hubbell
J. W. Whittle
C. A. Fisk
H. §& Gooch
F. EB
H. V. Robertson
Carrie Thomas
Woman's Auxiliary
Transportation
Fred Horsbrugh
Dorothy Hubbell
Harriett Hubbell
C. J. E. Lowndes
Banks Jones
Music
Felice Stinnett
Ushers
Altar Guild Meets With Misses Hubbell at 1600 Harrison
The Altar Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church held a very successful meeting yesterday afternoon at the Misses Hubbell residence. Mrs. Henry C. Harding presided, with Mrs. Henry Gould recording reports and planning for the coming convocation. Mrs. Seay led altar decoration efforts as assistants were appointed for flowers and hangings during the convocation. Harding read a lesson on the Episcopal Church’s history and hosts served afternoon tea.
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Hubbell
Altar Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Harding
Episcopal Church
Bide A Wee Club Meeting At Mrs Honey Home
The Bide A Wee Club will meet this afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Hugh Honey 500 North Taylor Street all members urged to attend The San Jacinto Parent Teachers Club also meets 3 30 Friday at the school house with an interesting program arranged
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Hugh Honey
North Taylor Street
San Jacinto
PT Club
San Jacinto Parent-Teachers Club
Mizpah Club To Elect Officers At Skillman Home
Mizpah Club will hold an afternoon meeting Thursday at Miss Allise Skillman’s residence 050 Taylor Street. An election of officers will occur early in the session and all members are urged to attend.
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Mizpah Club
Allise Skillman
Taylor Street
Rainbow Girls Meet Tonight for Rehearsal at Shrine
The Order of Rainbow Girls rehearse at 7 PM tonight at Shrine headquarters. A second rehearsal will be held this week to finish preparations for the big class of girls to be initiated Saturday evening, including five girls from Claude.
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Rainbow Girls
Order of Rainbow Girls
Shrine
Claude
Esther McCrory Chapter to Meet This Afternoon
Esther McCrory Chapter of D A will meet at 3 oclock this afternoon at the home of Mrs James Lowery Smith.
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Esther M’crory
Esther McCrory
D. A
James Lowery Smith
Travel Study Club to Meet Friday Evening
The Travel Study Club will meet Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. W. T. Cobb at 1816 Polk Street. Social notes mention several students and alumni leaving for universities in Fort Worth Austin Norman Berkeley and Dallas for study while others resume classes.
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Travel Study Club
W. T. Cobb
Polk Street
Lee
Virginia Wolflin
Fort Worth
C. O. Wolflin
Leila Wolflin
Oklahoma
Miss Wolflin
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Clara Currie
Austin
Texas University
Bill Childers
Madison Street
Charles Wolflin
University of California At
University of California At Berkley, Ss. . Tulloss
Ruth
Dallas
Walter van Swearingen
Galveston
William Boyce
State University At
Marjorie Neely
Edwina Allen
Margaret Rasco
Winnifred Higginbotham
Margaret Ann Burgess
Louis Dodson
Honor System Planned for Junior High School
Superintendent W A McIntosh announced the honor system of school self government now in practice at the senior high school will be installed in the junior high. The system has proven successful here and in other cities and aims to train pupils in government privileges and responsibilities. Students will govern themselves under principal supervision.
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W. A. McIntosh
Rotary minstrel show slated for January 15 16
The Marshall Rotary Club plans a minstrel show on January 15 and 16. Rev Harlan J Matthews, former Plainview First Baptist pastor now in Mineral Wells, is reported thriving in his new ministry. Charles D Turner named president of the Dallas Bar Association succeeding Will C Harris.
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The
Marshall Rotary Club
Harlan J. Matthews
First Baptist Church
Plainview
Mineral Wells
Charles D. Turner
Dallas Bar Association
Will C. Harris
Dallas mayor hopeful D C McCord announces candidacy
D C McCord a building contractor and former city building inspector has declared his bid for mayor of Dallas, signaling a campaign focused on city planning and oversight.
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D. C
Denison Post Office Receipts Rise 12 Percent in 1924
Postal receipts at Denison in 1924 climbed twelve percent over 1923 as reported by the postmaster though exact totals were not disclosed.
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Denison
Walker-Smith Co Branch Meeting Held in Brownwood
The Walker-Smith Company of Brownwood held its annual branch house managers and salesman meeting during the weekend with an attendance estimated at 30 to 40.
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Walker-Smith Co
Brownwood
Stuart L Williams Re elected as Chamber Secretary
Stuart L Williams has been reelected secretary of the Brownwood Chamber of Commerce for another year.
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Stuart L. Williams
Brownwood Chamber of Commerce
Sweetwater Post Office First Class Receipts 1924
Receipts show 1924 first class totals for Sweetwater Post Office at 40,766 dollars with prior years 28,955 in 1921 31,955 in 1922 and 33,708 in 1923. Cleburne building permits for 1924 totaled 291,000 dollars, including 175,000 for a new hotel.
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Sweetwater
Cleburne
Denton 1924 records show permits and licenses rise
Denton officials report 1924 totals including 145 building permits valued at 1 229 000 dollars and 456 marriage licenses. Postal receipts reach 53078 dollars, with overall gains nearly 4000 dollars versus the previous year.
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Denton
Manchin Sherman Heads to New York on Buying Trip
M Sherman departed yesterday afternoon for New York on a buying trip for Mariton Co. He expects to be away about three weeks.
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M. Sherman
New York
The
Mariton Co
Mr. Sherman
Lions Club to Outline Year’s Work at Amarillo Hotel Luncheon
A Lions club luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel at noon today will likely feature an outline of the program of work for the coming year.
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Lions Club
Amarillo Hotel
Pastor Thomson Preaches at Dalhart Installation
Dr. R. Thomson, pastor of Central Presbyterian Church, traveled to Dalhart yesterday to preach the sermon at the installation of Rev. J. R. Sharp as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Dalhart.
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R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Dalhart
J. R. Sharp
First Presbyterian Church of
Amarillo Gas officials on business trip visit
Perry A. Little of Buffalo New York and T. Z. Driscoll of Indianapolis, former Amarillo Gas executives, are in the city on a business trip.
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Perry A. Little
Buffalo, N. Y
T. Z. Driscoll
Indianapolis
The
Amarillo Gas Company
City
District court opens January term at Canyon
Officers of the district court opened the January term in Canyon yesterday. The term will continue through January 24, while the January term in the other location starts January 26.
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Canyon
Nunn Family Returns From Colorado Springs Visit
Gilmore Nunn son of Mr and Mrs J I Nunn spent the holidays in Colorado Springs and has returned home Mrs Nunn will stay a few more weeks visiting Mr and Mrs Horace Gooch
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Gilmore Nunn
J. I. Nunn
Colorado . Springs
Creosene claims gum healing at home with new penetrate method
A new discovery named Creosene promises to heal gums and prevent pyorrhea by delivering established dental medicines directly to tooth roots and between teeth. It claims to provide chair treatment benefits at home with no pain or high cost, with a dollar bottle guaranteed to relieve in twelve hours. Atlanta, Ga.
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Atlanta
Ady
Free trial offer on Pyrex for gum issues from Martin Co
An advertisement invites readers with ulcerated gums abscesses and loose teeth to send their name to Martin Chemical Co Department 804 Independence Missouri. They promise a full size dollar bottle on free trial with no charge unless it cures and the customer pays nothing until they report results.
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Martin Chemical Co
Dept. 804
Independence
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