Birthday Party for Master Edward Bagot at 1614 Monroe Street
A sixth birthday celebration for Edward Bagot at his parents' home 1614 Monroe Street drew many children with peach blossom and sweet pea decorations. A pyramid cake with six pink candles served Edward and many guests after games and contests, while Mrs. Bagot and helpers hosted a lively gathering with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bagot
E. O. Bagot
Monroe Street
James
Margaret
B. H. Quattlebaum
Polk Street Methodist Church
West Thirteenth Street
Webb
Social Notes and Personal Mention at St Andrew's Parish
Mrs. Preston Blake hosts her sister Mrs. C J Clancy of Pittsburg as guest in city for extended visit. Mrs. J E Montgomery noted. Young People's Service League of St Andrew's Episcopal plans program today at 6 pm at the Parish house featuring Maid Mayer piano, Veda Schaeffer violin, George Borgerser talk on church support, and a debate on accepting the Prohibition Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Blake
Taylor St
Blake
C. J. Clancy
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
J. E. Montgomery
Young People’s Service League of
Piano pupils recital at Mrs Wil son studio
The piano pupils of Mrs Robert Wilsons studio will give a recital at the studio 1007 Harrison Street Monday evening at 8 oclock featuring Jeanette and Genevieve Reese Ruby Callahan Loraine Hague Amy Bennett Florence Marie Burdine Joe Billy Crossett Henry Fuqua Neva Dean Dunivan Susan LBoaz Lillian Blanche Thompson and Keith Irby relatives and friends are invited to attend STUDIO RECITAL TO BE GIVEN
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Harrison Street
Jeanette
Genevieve Reese
Ruby Callahan
Loraine Hague
Amy Bennett
Florence Marie Burdine
Joe Billy Crossett
Henry Fuqua
Neva Dean Dunivan
Susan Lboaz
Lillian Blanche Thompson
Keith Irby
Tea room changes hands in Green building on Taylor Street
Mrs Frances Loving sold the upstairs tea room to Mrs Mabel De Oliveira, a former partner, promising improved service. De Oliveira plans better lunches and teas with breakfast soon, while Loving travels to Tulsa for her daughter’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Loving
Mabel de Oliviera
Loving
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Robert Briggs
Young whistler Lawrence Rodgers inspires Panhandle audience
Lawrence Rodgers, son of Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Rodgers of 2012 Lincoln Street, astonishes Tyler Street school with a whistling talent rivaling stage professionals. The feature highlights how rare hearing forest songsters is for local children and underscores his notable gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Street
Lawrence Rodgers
8. D. Rodgers
Lincoln Street
Lawrence the Birdlike Student Charms Tyler Street Classes
Mrs. Adelaide Summers invites Lawrence to a Tyler Street School music session. He sits by the Victrola as children gaze for a bird perched outside and listen to his soft silvery notes. His spellbound performance quiets restless boys and transports minds to woods and birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Adelaide Summers
Tyler Street School
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Nicola
Bagot
Jimmie Gulcke
Jim
Mary Ann Tolleson
Tommy
Gail Gallaher
Tol Ware
Billy Garner
Ben Manning
Margaret Stone
Ruth
Jane Tulloss
Vernon
Imogene Beard
Carlie Louise Mayne
David Rasco
Jacqueline Stewart
Billy Jean Blakemore
Travis Lively, Jr
Jane Heyser
Dorothy Ann Harrison
Betty
Phillip Leena
Billy Bush
Jack Ratcliff
Edwin Ben Burgess
Andrew MoelIntosh
Pauline Martin
Martha Madie Williams
Frank
Mary
Evelyn Storm
Thelma Wheatley
Jane Manning
Chas Woodburn
Margarite Russell
Walter Mount
Betty Teel
Jimmie Sanders
Walter
Margaret Thompson
Clarine Bridges
Mary Lienhardt
Paul Skillman
Miller Beard
George Blakemore
R. 8. Thompson
United States Good Roads Association
Houston
United States
Congress
Madison Street
James M. Delzell
L. B. Jones
Los Angeles
Calif
T. L. Beauchamp
Paris
W. D. Campbell
Taylor Street
Rey
Walter van Landingham
California
Mildred Wilson
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Edgar Wilson
Geraldine Kretchmar
Marian Atkins
Atkins Ranch
Shamrock
J. Braunig
Gene Herman
Jewel Hamilton
Bulova
Wewelry
Panwandle Smaer
Polk ST
Mocking Bird
Narizon
Polk Street
NEW Coats
the Ladies Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!