Notable Society Visitors and Moves Across Towns
Mr. Poston of Electra moves to Quanah this week. Miss Nellie Dyer of Dallas visits sister Mrs. DeWitt Harden. Mrs. J. W. Golston returns from Clifton. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. J. O. Wilson’s guest heads to Hooker Oklahoma. D. L. Wardlaw attends City Marshals meeting in San Antonio. T. S. Vorhes visits Quanah. an orange grower from Pasadena. Mrs. Ben Harper visits Fort Smith to see her parents. Marvin Reinhart and wife guests of W. G. Mulkey. Various locals arrive for summer visits and travels between Quanah and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Electra
Quanah
Nellie Dyer
Dallas
DeWitt Harden
J. W. Golston
Clifton
Jackson
J. O. Wilson
Hooker
Oklahoma
D. L. Wardlaw
San Antonio
T. S. Vorhes
Pasadena
Calif
Ben Harper
Fort Smith
Ark
Marvin Reinhart
Barstow
W. G. Mulkey
Herbert Chilton
Lida Chilton
Altus
C. T. Watkins
J. A. Grundy
Son
Memphis
J. O. Grundy
J. A
J. W. O'Banion
Canyon
West Texas Normal
A. M. Sommer
Lutie May Specht
Specht
E. H. Griffith
Clovis
Ruby Cole
Ella Smith
Estha Smith
Frauke Morris
G. S. Wyatt
Mabel
Francis Maud
Canadian
Local residents and visitors noted in Childress week
Prof Silvey of Clarendon spent Monday in Childress. Numerous callers from Paducah Memphis Fort Worth and Dallas visited or passed through. Teachers Miss Patrick Miss Peek and Miss Ragsdale left for Corsicana Abilene and New York while others prepared for summer or future postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Silvey
Clarendon
Childress
G. Y. Bowman
Paduah
Roy Barnes
Points East
John Richards
Paducah
R. B. Morgan
Memphis
Byrd Bain
Northfield
B. M. Harrison
Plainview
Judge Hathaway
Paris
Texas
Nell Curd
Canyon
State Normal
Rowden Jefferies
Ft. Worth
Myrtle Adams
Kinkland
Eastern Star
Leevy McCollum
Estelline
Center Point
Grady Gross
Electra
Desdemonia Ragsdale
Waco
Miss Ragsdale
Clellia Peek
Abilene
Miss Peek
New York
Canada
Mayme Patrick
Corsicana
Miss Patrick
Patrick
North Carolina
D. A. Shirley
Ira Dawson
Hiereford
Madelaine Burnett
Anna Garrison
Jessie Sisk
West Texas State Normal Summer School
FE. B. Black
Cleburne
Lorena
Hazel
Waldine Wilson
Canyon City
Hale County Doctors Dine and Honor Host at Busy Bee
After a Hale County Medical Association meeting, doctors traveled to the Hanley home for music and punch. They then moved to the Busy Bee for a six course banquet. Mrs Hanby and attending wives joined, and a cut glass vase with carnations was offered to Mrs Hanby as appreciation. No speeches were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale County Medical Association
Hanley
Hanby
A. F. Quisenberry
Local Social Notes and Movements Across Town
Several residents report travel and visits this week with names including M. Smith Mrs Jim Dickerson and Mrs C Eliflat. People depart for Ossco Canadian and Den ton while activities include a party at C B Parks home and a census tally listing 294 children aged 7 to 7 in the district.
Peculiarly Daring Paquin Evening Gown With Albino Wig
In Paris fashion circles Paquin showcases bold costume ideas featuring an albino wig and elaborate headbands. Colored veils and bands of rhinestones, pearls, and spangles are used with gold and silver tissues. The look includes velvet bandeaux, jet sequins, and a platinum band with white feather accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paquin
Marie Antoinette
Paris
Julia Bottomley
Tilted Hat for Those Who Can Wear It
A sophisticated fashion note describes a tilted hat worn at a pronounced pose not suited for all. It praises a wearer with finished style able to carry the rakish angle, noting black velvet trim, pink roses, and high luster fabrics as striking enhancements for a cameo like silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliinery
Ranch travelers and town visitors head to West Texas
R Cowan Joe Smyers and families left Thursday morning in autos bound for Aftineral Wells and other nearby points for a month, BR King joined to Shamrock, Talley of Pampa visited the city, Fen Talley came in from the ranch for business, Dave Ftribling winding up matters, Hi Long of Mobeetie in town for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Cowan
Joe Smyers
King
Shamrock
Alt. Talley
Pampa
Fen Talley
Ecklne
Dave Ftribling
Long
Mobeetie
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Woman Recovers Health
Mrs Orpha Turner of Piqua Ohio reports severe organic weakness with backache and fatigue improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She grants consent for using her testimonial to help suffering women and invites letters for confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Ohio
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Orpha Turner
S. Wayne St
Piqua, Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Edison’s Cradle Rocks by Sound Stump
A weary Mr Edison bored with visitors is challenged by a talkative journalist who points at a model. Edison explains with terse humor that the device is a cradle that rocks by sound, and the louder the baby howls the faster it rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Mr. Edison
Stain Removal for Mahogany Finishes
Use oxalic acid and water to rub in with a clean cork until the stain disappears. Mahogany may be polished with a flannel cloth dipped in sweet oil or cold drawn unseeded oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahogany
Dr Hobson’s Kezema Ointment Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment calms itching and soothes red rough and scaly skin from feverish tines. A testimonial from Mrs C A Einfeld of Rock Island reports nine years free from the ailment after use.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
Northwest Texas
Wyatt
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Benjamin
White & Kirk
C. €. Gidney
Daisy
A. B. Bellis
Bannister Orchestra
Hattie Clemets
Geneva Seipp
Jesse Rosson
Irene Lucan
Elks’ Club
Mac Orchestra
Nell Webb
Kress
Ed. Calhoun
Amarillo
R. C. Joiner
Olton
Judge Kinder
Missouri
Ethel Wells
San Angelo
Hinretta Dicksen
Seymour
Pattie Dalton
B. Martin
Tulsa
Mary Dunn
Ben Golding
Nix
Wayland College
Lockney
Bridge Club
R. Co. Ware
Edna Marhugh
Lake Plainview
J. M. Adams
West First Street
T. M. Daniels
Chattanooga
Tenn
Missionary Society of the
M. EK
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Browning Club
Celestine Harp
C. A. Malone
Mystic Club
H. W. Harrel
Central
Mother's Club
L . Penry
Lamar Mother's Club
A. G Harrison
Civic League
L. Lee Dye
H’. McIntyre
Harrel
Hickman Price
Otis Troulove
Cleopatra
Walter Day
Mable Wayland
Public Library
Rosa Fowle
WH. Mason
Jo: Flack
Alise Mae Kinder
Airs
Todd
Mrea
F.P. Powel
L. T. Polton
Daisy Gidney
Margaret Harp
J D. Hanby
Groens
Hedley
J. B. Ozier
Dr. Ozier
St. Louis
the Baptist Church
E. B. Moore of
Goodnight
Grover Ewin
Mstelline
Mayme Griffith
Daisy Kennedy
Ro Bo Merzan
Earl Lovell
Rev
Ralph Cornelius
Frankie Smith
Flov Simmons
Allie Waldron
Nola
Bernie Tarpley
Misa Vida
Hereford
Hereford High School
W .M. Baker
Court House
Ciris
Bessie Snyde Trown
Johnnie Their
Madelaine Rison
Jennie
Penjamin
Faiwin Price
Gladys Ivy
Mary Mites
Louise Ober
Barnett
Anna Garafter
Sloan Baker
Calvin Lucag
Hertense Russell
Miss Avent
Miga Anna Brown
Vernon
Miss Alexander
Stratford
Mies Maude Mclean
Prof
McCling
Kansan City
Miame
M. Smith
Little Lois Wells
Elder Fremont
iCordell
Laketon
I,e. Dana
Cisco
Jim Dickerson
B. F. Jackson
Fiorrie
Denton
C. Eliflat
Keuhn
Kelley
W. B Moore
Gil
W. P. Ewing
Higgins
W. R. Higgins
J. T. Hood
Shreveport
B&b Cross
Tennessee
Miami
Cross
Roberts County
Js. W. Philpott
Gainesville
Aid
iAdyv
J. J. Clark
Spirella Corsetierre
Filmore
Lulu
School of Ixpression
Boston
West Ninth St
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